10/18/1990 CONSERVATION COMMISSION Minutes

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Conservation Commission October 18, 1990 Page 20 Mrs. Ferragamo advised the Boy Scouts were contacted regarding the Adopt- -Trail Program. They expressed interest and a schedule is being worked out. The Corimission will be notified. The Corfuilission was advised there was vandalism at 'Timberland. It was suggested a fire trail be considered in the northern section. Ms Behr an suggested running dog control by the Animal Control Officer. Mrs. Paskauskas advised the leash law is not followed in the woodlands. Question was raised concerning the legality and pairing of the proposed sign and the Chairman suggested Town. Counsel be consulted before printing. The Agent and Chairman will review the proposed regulations. 7:30 MRT] E G, hearing continued from March 1990. No one appeared for this hearing. V" E; Lotion made and seconded to deny without prejudice for lack of information. It was noted the Board of Health decision is lacking; the hearing could not be closed. DEED W1 PREJUDICE FOR LACK:' of IMRMUION., Copies of the wetlands Protection Act were distributed. p we. re A F OATS: The Commission was advised that Chapter 91 puts ramps. A strongly worded letter was seat to waterways stating the problem this creates. Sue Ann Richardson was asked if wetlands Protection Act permitting was necessary and she is of the opinion it is. VIOUTIONS: 26 were found during the tour with the Harbormaster. A list was seat to Sue-Aran Richardson. KWIO I : It was thought MEPA review was required. lihen before the Commission, they stated they had Chapter 91 licensing, however, it has been learned this was never re- corded and thus is not legal. The Coamission was unaware of this. The plan matched the Chapter 91 plan of record and- so a Certificate of Compliance was issued. The Agent advised the structure cannot be removed; as constructed it is one unit. 1t is not seasonal. Chapter 91 is going to follow up. Mrs. Simmons asked whether D.E.P. should be apprised. Nor. Shuman advised they have been notified and pictures will be sent but it is a Chapter 91 issue now. QUASHM FEUD: The Commission was advised the work was dome by the Cranberry growers With a backhoe at, it is believed, no cost to the town. 7:45 NEW SE URYCO. �- LILY POND: Brian eppenfeld asked for a continuance a the testing has not- been completed. CONTINUED To JANUARY 10, 1991.- 7:00 to 7:30 p.m. 7:45 NEW SFABURY CO,, ARE DRIn: Continued, hearing. Brian Zeppenfeld and Alan Abrahamson presenting with Michael Crot ke. Mr. Zeppenfeld stated he completed comprehensive package for the Order of Conditions including photos. The general conditions would apply and hien those dealing with erosion control as approved under the septic, with some additions. He listed homeowner responsibilities