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all stone. They are all afraid the sand barrier is going to go - he is referring <br /> to the Spit - he Is afraid he Is going to lose his land -- he shored a couple of <br /> pictures and said. that Mr. Peterson wanted to put some stones in front. The rnea - <br /> bens looked at the plan. He further said that he thought the best thing to do <br /> was to tie in to the stone. Mrs. Sloane said that Mr. Peterson doesn t t have any <br /> stone on his side and Mr. Willi,-Lms said that he does w- that he has a picture of <br /> it. Mrs. Sloane said that she knaws knowsthat Lawson does and Mr. Williams said that <br /> Mr. Peterson does, too, it's been there for years. He will go 21 into the ground <br /> to tie it in. It was said that the toe stones are supposed to be 2 - 4 ton and <br /> Mrs. DeLory corrected it t torr - it will be written 'nto the order ofCon- <br /> ditions. <br /> Mr. LeClair inquired about the to 1 of common land and Mrs. De ory mentioned <br /> that there are two cement bounds 'right there. It was asked if you can put stone <br /> over the Price property. Mrs Dias said that you can't tie into it and Mr. Wil� <br /> liars that they will be given permission, adding that it would defeat their pura- <br /> pose to have a gap in there. It was ascertained that the elevation is 1.75. It <br /> was also mentioned that the weep holes will be written into the order of Condi,- <br /> tions. <br /> Ir. Buckingham said that poly cloth should be used in back of .it and Mr. <br /> Williams shored the Commission what is going to be used. on the subject of the <br /> common land, Mr. Williams said that he will check with Chris and find out. Mrs. <br /> Sloane stated that if Mr. Peterson is going to tie in with them he will have t <br /> file a Notice of Intent. Mr. Williams said that fir. Peterson would like to put <br /> another stone on the bottom to hold the tow (toe?). Mrs. Studley said that .if <br /> h f s going to add, he will have to file, but if they're just going to butt it, <br /> it's okay. She also said th-.at he doesn't have a legal existing one, that it was <br /> done years ago before Wet1a.nds - he may have had a permit at one time, issued <br /> through the Board of Set. tken. <br /> Mrs. DeLory said that it was prior to the 1965 Hatch Act. Mr. Williams asked <br /> if they could repair under storm damage and 11irs. De gory said it is too late for <br /> emergency repairs - they had a particular period of time in which to apply. firs. <br /> De ory said for -him to get a letter from New Seabury Corporation giving permission <br /> .and then the Commission will issue an Order of Conditions. <br /> Mr. Williams paid the $6.00 for the legal advertisement in the paper. <br /> Miscellaneous business was as follows,, <br /> Mrs. Studley was disturbed about the Commission paying to record the Blakeman <br /> an <br /> matter and 14-rs, DeLory said that after she had checked at the Registry of Deeds <br /> and c ouldn I t find out who paid f or the original recording. She came back to the Torn <br /> Half. and submrd.tted the facts and was told to pay it. Mrs. Studley asked who in this <br /> group authorized Mrs. DeDory to pay it, in asr uch as the Town Accountant says that <br /> the vouc her has t o be s igned by the mma j ori ty. firs. Studley was told that she wasn r t <br /> present that night and Mrs. Studley said that the Selectmen can't demand you do it <br /> e never did it before. She further said that it is an illegal expenditure and it <br /> shouldn tt have been id. She also said that itwasn't the $6.00, it' the rin� <br /> cip .e of the thing , it's not aux- obligation to record it - it '.s the property <br /> owner t s obligation to do it. Mrs* DeLory said that she checked everything out <br />