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Inas Conservation Commission <br /> � <br /> May 21, 1992 <br /> Page 3. <br /> Mr. McGrath stated he has the right to license the 8 x 20 float; the Commission <br /> only has rights for two years. <br /> Mr. Sherman stated that was not correct under the Grant Decision; there is no <br /> statute of ltation. <br /> Mr. McGrath argued they should have the right to Maintain the float that was, there <br /> for so many years. <br /> Mr. Sherman stated the new shellfish warden did not like the size of the proposed <br /> float and the affect of light loss. <br /> �k. McGrath stated water depth is -112 to 4 feet deep. Asked if that is the case <br /> where the boat is docked, he stated he was there in the winter when the water was <br /> turbid, He further stated land contain ng shellfish would no continue -to where the <br /> boat is docked. He was told the Commission would have to know the exact draft of <br /> the boat. <br /> Nr., McGrath stated he would obtain this and asked to continue to after the Board of <br /> Appeals hearing. <br /> Mr. Sherman stated the Commission should have additional studies, if they see fit. <br /> It is a privilege to have a boat and dock, not a right. <br /> Mr. Coffey asked if there was any marine interest in having a 12' x 24' float <br /> Mr. McGrath stated there was none. He would ask for a continuance, If required <br /> to hire a marine biologist, he will. <br /> Mr. Coffey asked what would happen to the pilings' They would be as shown on the <br /> license plan. A copy of the original license plan was requested.. It was noted <br /> two pilings were permitted. <br /> Mr. Sherman advised another issue is that fir. McGrath came in with a septic repair <br /> which was erm.�ttd. However, patio work/brick work, etc. , was clone feet from <br /> the coastal bank. There are things going on now that should have been brought to <br /> our attention. He asked if the commission wanted an as built to show the brick <br /> wall and driveway work. <br /> Ms Larwdk stated the Com i s s i n should have it for the future. Mr. McGrath agreed. <br /> The issues are shellfish impacts, between now and what is proposed; how many pilings <br /> pulled; how accomplished. The contractor was not cited or fined. <br /> TO JEM 259 1992 AT 8:20 p.m. <br /> 7:30 NEW SEABURY CO., for the removal of debris and proposed revegetation at <br /> loo Mid Iron- Way. Michael Grotzke presenting. This' was the site of the dumping <br /> of debris from the Popponesset Cottages. <br /> Mr. Sherman suggested they move the material, rake the slope and seed with wild- <br /> life seeding; let nature take its course. He has no objection to the proposal.. <br /> survey plan is not needed as long as the owners agree that the Commission will. have <br /> final approval as to how done. <br /> Mr. Grotzke stated the area was used as a lay down area. It is the only site lar g <br /> enough for this purpose. It was an error on f <br /> p� the part o e construction team. <br />