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1 <br /> Conservation Commission <br /> `eb 21, 1991 <br /> Page � <br /> LOWLAND: - We had been given reports from three different firms from Cape & Islands <br /> Surveying prior to going out on the site; one from Arline Wilson, Bill Richardson, <br /> and Sasaki comes to mind for the other, but I am not sure. <br /> YORK: May we have copies of these reports. - Mr. Howland agreed. <br /> AMONIO PULS N : The Comnussion has all of them on record. <br /> i <br /> I OWLAND: Most of the reports refer to both lots all the time anyway* <br /> (To MarkHowland) The other thing we need is, we ask for every consultant's <br /> resume. Mr. Howland presented his. <br /> MR: Regarding stamps, there is only the engineer's stamp on the plan. We <br /> will need the surveyor's stamp on the final plan. <br /> SIMMONS: Are there any questions from the public? Where were none. <br /> MR. PSN : le have been on this project .a year. It seems like every time <br /> I come down we are at. another stalemate and I would like to really resolve <br /> this. <br /> SIMMONS: 1 can understand this. Would' a month's time be adequate? <br /> This was agreeable to all concerned. <br /> CONTINUED TO APRIL 4. 1991 - 7:00 p.m. to 7:30-p.m. <br /> Mr. Cauley to be contacted if anything is needed by the commission in the meantime. <br /> 7:30 JOSEPH P. ERIM for a Determination of Applicability on a proposal to <br /> repair an existing dock and float; clean up of trees and limbs; removal of poison <br /> ivy; and construction of stairs down the bank at 52 Old Dock Lame. <br /> Mr. Sherman advised he received a telephone report that Mr. Rintone was clearing <br /> within 100 feet of the top of the coastal bank. He was given time to file as <br /> abutter notification was being relaxed. All the work dome is in the buffer zone <br /> and although without a filing, it is probably a betterment. <br /> Mr. Rintone stated he had contacted the Commission earlier to see what he could do <br /> with vines that had taken over and killed some Cedar trees. He. cut the vines and <br /> trees are coming back nicely, He has not cut anything that wa8 alive. wring an <br /> on--site with the Arborist, it was suggested a set of stairs be put in and he would <br /> like to do planting, <br /> Mr. Sherman agreed 907' of the work is not detrimental, the vines were strangling <br /> the trees. However, the stairs going over the bank would rewire a Notice of <br /> Intent and could not be approved tonight. They would invoke a different portion <br /> of the act and require a positive determination for work on a coastal bank. <br /> The letter from Ellis Allen, Amorist-Constant, was read into the record. <br /> Mr. Rintone questioned the term Faltering" and stated if he does not build the <br /> stairs and continues to walk over the bank, thea he would be altering. <br /> L <br />