6/4/1992 CONSERVATION COMMISSION Minutes

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Conservation Commission June o ssion June 4. 1992 Page 8. Mr. Slavinsky was not sure about the pilings. They would have a real good case for going for an Amnesty license but they want to straighten things out. He would not come in on this date with anything of that design. Mr. Sherman stated there is salt marsh die-off. Things should be retrofitted to meet performance standards. Mr. Slavinsky raised the question, what if he goes back and they say forget it and go for the Amnesty license? Mr. Sherman stated DEP is turning down some lie this. He woad have reservations. If the walkway were higher and there was some elevation of Moats blocking shell- fishermen, it would be a consideration under the bylaw. Mrs. Simmons stated they have one too many floats in there. Mr. Slavinsky agreed. There is pe rt for three floats Mrs. Simmons stated whoever drove the pilings knew that when they did it. She recommended it be elevated and one float removed. Mr. Sherman would gather see hien stay in deeper water and elevate then. It was noted the structure is solid. He would recommend denying it as it is and if they go for Chapter 91, the Commission could recommend thea denying 11t. Mr. Desrosiers pointed out the Moat is % larger than it was. They would have' to prove when they put it '.n. Mr. Sherman stated the client should redesign to performance standards or the Commission deny, Public comnents were requested; there were none. VOM: Motion made and seconded to continue to July 9, 1992 - 9:05 p.m. at the request of the applicant. CONTMM To JULY 91, 1992 - 9:05 p.m o Mrs. Sons stated it was brought to light at Finance Co a.tte , that the Comm- ission had only used % of Expense money, There are next to no departments who are handing back the entire . She suggested if a mouse is needed, or more truck work, to go agead. The Chairman will contact the Finance Committee liaison for assurance money will be available in the fall', if necessary. QUASHNET: 1r s. Fudal.a met with Peter Tru mbu l, Tom Fudala and Donald S chall at the site. She stated it can be conditioned, mowing after July and that they put up the bird boxes. They will put them up and provide the materials. Location will demark the location of cutting. It was thought it would not be suitable to use the bird boxes to demark location. Mrs. Fudala stated in the field, not where they want. In July it would be l ited. Bluebird boxes should be beyond the two rowed areas. Thee was discuss*on of the monitoring of mowin and Mg's* Eudala agreed t monitor. g 4-