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CONSERVATION COMMISSION
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07/31/1990
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Conser vation Commission <br /> Public Hearing - July 1,� 1990 <br /> Page 3. <br /> CO 'EY: For anyone interested in pursuing what is and isn't allowable, if it <br /> is a simple question on your own procedures on your own property, you can <br /> usually double-check with fir. Sherman* He is usually available and is <br /> fountainhead of information; he knows the regulations forward and backward. <br /> What we are doing here specifically, we are enforcing the State law, Chapter <br /> 131,40,- At the same tine, we are enforcing the Town Bylaw, section 172, 1 <br /> through 1 , plus our own regulations, all at the same time. When we have a <br /> hearing, it's under the state law which the.Town enforces and everything we <br /> do is checked at the state level. Our bylaw closely parallels existing state <br /> law and in some cases exceeds it slightly, or has a slightly different accent <br /> to it. Appeal under that is to Superior court. You have recourse and you <br /> have protection in the Town that is mandated by the Mate and again by the <br /> Town, Personally, I like to think. it is for the good ofall and, on occasion, <br /> it 11*. its some, but for the greater good. <br /> The public was thanked for attending and invited to attend Commission meetings. <br /> Mr. Fiorentini asked Mr. Sherman to make an hour available to the public and <br /> have it advertised. <br /> Mr. Sherman advised appointments are scheduled for Monday afternoon and Tuesday <br /> Morning. <br /> Mr, Kaminske stated floats will be a problem this fall and asked where it i <br /> legal to store them? . <br /> Mr. Coffey advised there is a regulation in effect which the COMMissim opted <br /> not to enforce until fall; this is a good reminder. <br /> . Homeyer referred to Page, Article 7, in answer to the question of Moats, <br /> "keep off the bank and vegetated wetland". Adopted in August of 1989. <br /> The members of the Commission introduced themselves. <br /> OFREGULATIONS: <br /> Page 7. Last Sentence: Reference to Section - Added: 310 CMR10.24 (7) (A) <br /> Page 11: Inland Banks: <br /> VOTE: Motion rade and seconded to change to read, "Any other activity n <br /> single lot) which alters up to 500 or more square feet of said bank shall be <br /> permitted only when it is demonstrated bar the applicant that such alteration <br /> shall. have no adverse effect upon the wetlands values as expressed in 172-9 <br /> of the bylaw"'. Percentages to be struck. Unanimous Note <br /> Page 13: Pt O: The agent to work on this further. To be re-inserted. <br /> Notion made and seconded to accept I egul tions #4 and #6 as written in <br /> the new revised edition of the regulations. To reflect new definitions). <br /> Unanimous Vote. <br /> DISPOSITION: <br /> VOTE: Motion rade and seconded to accept Non-Crirlinal Disposition #6 as written <br /> in the new revised edition. (Phrase added "or other written communication <br /> cation <br /> from the Commission). Unanimous Vote. <br />
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