4/16/1992 CONSERVATION COMMISSION Minutes

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Conservation Commission April 16, 1992 Page 2. Y' In Cape Cod Commission hearings, Mr. Hocea hired Win. Warwick to tie in to the seawall in the future and bring fill in to protect the Nocea house. He does not know the stags of this. Walter lagneau: There was nothing there before 1985 at the Nocea property. Can he protect that property? Mr. Hayes advised, based on potential damage to the Belkin property, BSC has been able to get an order of Conditions to protect the Kolb and Burke property. It will allow revetting of this property and construction of a home, pending proper permitting. Because of impacts to structural integrity and impacts to Clamshell Road, he may be male to armor that property. Toe stones will be above the ten year storm event. Beach grass will be planted with Rosa lugosa and bayberry at the top of the revetment. Right to access the beach will be protected with no work between Mean High Water and dean Low Water. Beach nourishment will improve that. They will tie the revetment in to William Kolb's revetment who will be tied into Mr. Blin' , Beach nourishment will be placed by payloaders with very wide tires at the toe of the revetment, below Mean High Nater. Mr. Mayes stated they would like to stress that they will work very closely with the Commission. They'wil.l. bring in a compatible grain size analysis. They would ask that the Commission work with thea to ensure that if a severe storm event is predicted, the Commission will allow them to take appropriate steps, Mr. Sherman advised the Commission was asked more than a month ago how to expedite the process. Michael Grotzke was told, for a project of this complexity, the Commission would invoke their right to call in a consultant for a study. Mr. Hayes stated he was authorized, and a letter was seat, that the Trust had authorized the expenditure for this purpose. Pat Lawrence stated she had a check with her for this purpose. VOTE: Motion made and seconded to obtain an independent study by Stan Humphries for this project. Unanimous vote. Mr. Hayes advised they wished to afford Mr. Sherman the opportunity to work with them as to how he feels about certain contractors. M . Coffey stated the presentation was excellent. Public comments were requested. Mr. Pardeneau, property owner 200 feet east of this wall, stated he is concerned that as each wall-is put in, the property to the east loses ground, which has never failed. They feel they will be the ultimate losers. Mr. Sherman urged hire to put his concerns in writing. Mr. Iardeneau advised at a normal high tide, you cannot get by. Mr. Hayes advised those rocks are going to be removed. Further, he advised based on a court injunction they will not be using Clamshell Road for off- loading or for materials. They will comply.