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s <br /> Conservation Commission <br /> May 31 , 1990 <br /> Page 6. <br /> Mrs. Simmons expressed concern with flood waters coming through. <br /> Mr, Abrahamson stated the problem- of erosion is being eliminated, <br /> Mr. Zeppenfeld stated the concerns for flooding are valid but it is an improvement <br /> over what is there. <br /> Mrs. Simmons asked for a written description of how they will get machinery in there. <br /> Mr, Zeppenfeld was of the opinion the only Ivey issue is the excavation that will <br /> occur. <br /> Mrs. Simmons stated the entire bank is going to be disturbed and asked how they . <br /> will address this area. <br /> . Zeppenfeld stated three walls have been eliminated; a narrative was provided. <br /> This would change any concern with the last two. <br /> Mr. Sherman advised the reve etation plans address the problems. <br /> Mr. Abrah'amson stated the areas being replicated is larger, At the toe of the slope <br /> is a large amount of beach plum. It will be heav i-ly vegetated. <br /> , Sherman suggested a monitoring plan, for several years, be written into the <br /> Order of Conditions. <br /> Mrs, Simmons inquired about the disposal of the asphalt. <br /> Mr. Zeppenfeld offered to provide receipts; this can be stipulated in the Order of <br /> Conditions to ensure proper disposal . <br /> Mr. Coffey stated the systems look good. He asked, if the bank erodes, in the <br /> future, what is going to happen to this breakout wall at Lot 1378 if subject to <br /> hurricane force? <br /> Mr, Zeppenf.eld stated the wall would still function. There is extensive growth <br /> f beach plums and it will be vie 1 l protected, If a storm gashes some of the so i 1 <br /> they would fill it. <br /> Mr. Grotzke asked the Commission's thoughts on their reconstructing the dune and <br /> building a walkover structure and revegetat i ng to alleviate concern for a breach <br /> at .that site. <br /> Mrs. Simmons stated they could amend at that point. She asked if the footprints <br /> will remain the same? <br /> Mr. Grotzke stated they may change somewhat, it would be up to the owner. <br /> Mr. Zeppenfeld advised they registered deed restrictions with the Land Court for <br /> the number of bedrooms, four. The systems are oversized, <br /> Mrs. Simmons was concerned that a change in footprint may change the situation on <br /> those two lots, if the Commission felt that the footprints on the last three lots <br /> could not be changed, would they be amenable to a restriction's <br /> Mr. Grotzke stated he would lice to address the septic now and come in and discuss <br /> future plans-, for the area later. <br />