7/9/1992 CONSERVATION COMMISSION Minutes

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Conservation Commission .July 9. 1992 Page '9. DDMENIC FRANCHI for a Determination of Applicability on the proposed replacement of damaged cross ties and decking of an existing pier at Lot 51 Popponesset Island Rd. David Franchi presenting. A valid Chapter 91 license has been recorded, therefore, Mr. Sherman advised, reconstruction can be in accordance with the plan. Note: Another RDA will be submitted for landscape work. Vim: Motion made and seconded to find. a negative determination, §§§§§§§§§§ The agent advised Mr. Jagm nas is not picking up certified mail from the Commission* VOTE: Motion made and seconded to pursue notice to Mr. Jamas with the Constable, to be paid out of the Conservation Fund. TOWN ^ Proposed articles were discussed. There was discussion of the lack of notice to the Commission when here are articles of concern to the Connission on -their agenda. It was agreed the Agent will discuss this with the Commission liaison. He will be asked to attend a meeting of the Commission. Hearing closed. Discussion ensued concerning disposition of the Moats. VOTE: Motion made and seconded to deny. The agent will write the denial. Unanimous Grote. { LOT 1375: Request received from Brian Zeppenfeld to expand the brick patio area at- Lot 1375 Shore Drive. It was agreed a Notice of Intent must be filed. Plan for revegetation was reviewed. VOTE motion made and seconded to pest the staircase to be moved to the riddle of the revetment and accept the revegettion plan. He is requesting to build a new woodshed in the same footprint as the old, VOM: Motion made and seconded to amend the Order of Conditions to permit this request. T� 112- - l asbpee ode: Projects can be derded for non-payment of taxes. l onthly Report: Distributed for review. S iT: Deck to be cantilevered. Request approved by the Agent. Issued for payment to Ellis Allen and Constable Wayne Garrett. KARIOTIS: CZM response re bubbler. It is believed. the Corm fission can hold up on an Order of Conditions pending TEPA review. Ms Lannik suggested ruming this by Janet McCabe, the head of NEPA; she is an attorney. To be discussed next agenda.