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1 - <br /> Mr. er u on: l had hoped to have it done in the spring. As I say, this two weeks - <br /> was critical to us. <br /> Wayne: That would tie in after the house is constructed to replant that area. <br /> Pauline: Have it put back in its natural state. <br /> Wayne: At that time because it doesn't serve any purpose now because the eel grass <br /> is dead. <br /> Pauline: It's dead. That grass is dead. <br /> Mr. Reardon: Is that what you are suggesting? If l understand you correctly that the <br /> spring time is the proper time to replant. <br /> Wa yne: Right. What I am discussing if whether we should allow the mounds to be back <br /> filled and to allow anything underneath it to re-establish itself. And there is a <br /> second phase to this. <br /> Pauline: It should b e monitored by the commission. <br /> Wa ne: In the spring time, sure. <br /> Mr. Reardon: Mayne, maybe your suggestion is well taken. That is the best solution of <br /> all to impose to remove the cease and desist order not subject to the caveat that you <br /> are going to examine this on April 15. <br /> Wayne.:' Do you feel comfortable with that? <br /> Pauline: Yes <br /> Mr. Reardon: I could see it if we could salvage the beach grass. <br /> Pauline: Not noir. <br /> Wane: The house will be completed. Without strict ob ery t .on we will have no <br /> re- <br /> course, <br /> Mr. luny: l think you do. You dertainly do. <br /> Mr. Reardon: You could have a criminal complaint or proceed against him civally. <br /> James: Are -ire talking about to remove it by Apr .l 15 <br /> All members: Yes. <br /> Charless ' While the work is going ont what if there was an indication that sand was <br /> being moved to cover more beach grass? <br /> Pauline: It is advisable to use a, Mood rake, <br /> . Fey uson: My intention is to preserve it as much as possible. I want it. <br />