11/15/1990 CONSERVATION COMMISSION Minutes

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Conservation Commission November 15, 1990 Page 3. Mr. Zeppenfeld asked Mr. Coffey if the fact that it pops out 4 foot closer to the resource area is his concern and not the additional square footage? Mr. Coffey stated the only plus is, with the septic in front, the area w:'11' be disturbed anyway Mrs. Sirmons asked where the stone path Leads to and was told it leads to the ease- ment, Mr. Coffey stated they have chopped of 100 feet of what is proposed. He called for a straw pole: Can the Commission go Vith it as it is or is additional discussion needed? Ms Behr an stated she is unhappy with the expansion of the surface area of the house. Mr. Desrosiers stated it is a small lot with a 13-15% increase in area. Ms Lannik and Mrs,- Fudala agreed with Mr. ] esrosier . Mr. York did not feel strongly in either direction. Mrs. Sinnons is for raking it smaller. Mr. Zeppenfeld asked if they would be restricted to the original square footage or could they split the difference? 4 Ms Behrman stated she would be satisfied with the original square footage. Mr. Zeppenfeld agreed to revise the plan and return. There were no comments from the public. ColTDUED TO NOVEMBER 29, 1990 - 9:15. 30 RICHARD COFFMAN, 167 whippoorwill Circle, continued from .January 25, 1990. Louise Behrman stood clown for this hearing. Mario DiGregorio of Sabana and Atty. William Henchy presenting. Plans were reviewed. A pentagonal addition i proposed for an existing dwelling. Where will be four lona tube footings. An appeal filed by an abutter was not accepted. Mr. Henchy gage the commission a copy of the stipulation of dismissal. Mr. Henchy renotified all the abutters and presented certification, Mr. DiGregorio stated they have received sign-off from Mass. Natural Heritage. It is not in an ACEC. The bank is amoored and will not be impacted. Mrs. Simmons stated there is no drainage indicated on the plan, if anything other than a french drain. Mr. Coffey stated it is a very small project tight to the corner of the house. His only concern would be the condition of the retaining wall. Mr. Henchy advised under a previous Order of Conditions some strapping and tie backs were done because it did show signs of shifting. Mr. Coffman was present and advised he put in 44 telephone poles, Braman Engineer- ing designed the bulkhead and appeared before the commission. They check every year for movement; there has been none. Prior to that, it was moving.