5/18/1977 CONSERVATION COMMISSION Minutes

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r.. �'A 1*PEE CON RVATIONT C 01�-1j l #j G U Lb"_ 1''ZETING DATE: May 18., 1977 Mashpee Town Hall TIME: 7:30 Polfl. The meeting was called to order by Chairperson rerson Dorothy Studley., with Barbara Sloane and Pauline e eLory in attendance. f tor a long period of time had elapsed it became evident that M � r. M clnto h was not going to appear for his legal hearing. l'lrs. Studley man- ioned that the two, abettors, Rizzotto and Lally, had been notified of the meeting, but, they also, were anon7 the missing. Mrs. Studley read a letter from John . Amina requesting another exten- citingthe Indian suit and bad e c oxo o f c situation as the reasons. He also wanted to know if the Connission can do anything about forcing the United Church Homes to fence in their property. firs. Studley said that she seriously doubts this can he accomplished by the Commissio n n� It was mentioned that when they originally had the hearings, the person representing United Church -Homes suggested a fence at the top of the hill. Apparently while doing the research on the land and the surveying, Church Fomes came up with six acres to thein benefit and it was at that tine that it was suggested that a fence or onie- thug else be erected. 11 ether it was legal or not isn't tmo n TheSe�ect � - men are going to do something about it. Mi;s. Sloane preferred not giving aur extension. The second nine areP r - t ally done and NOM* ted ey 0111d life to see them all completed._. *yrs S Doane asked-if 1= . n-ina wasn't supposed to come -up with the kind.'cif stuff he was going to use. . He has never followed through, - It was mentioned that Ronnie -.. spoke to him about furnishi rg reports that were required by the order of Con-, di tions concerning fertilizers, insecticides and pesticides as called for in the original order. ' Mrs. Studley read a letter from 1,11a.tthe r Souza Chief Conservation er taxon ' `icer in Fa south, copy of which was sent to Wheeler Realty Trust. The letter stated that he has conducted ars investigation of the proposed dredging and before an work can be dome on the Falmouth portion of Ashumet Pond le0al hearings have to be held with the Falmouth Board of Selectmen and Conservation Co.-inns ion In addition to the State Wetland laws, w•fheeler also has to cOmPly vith the Town of Falmouth's Wetland r•egiilati ons. I*fir. Wheeler also should discuss thispro- posed dredging with the Massachusetts i isioan of Fisheries res ani Gams for fur- ther clarification. Mrs. Studley mentioned a letter from Lakeville from 1-1r. Anderson 'J�Ea y -in that they have received ars appeal to the ordrm of Conditions on the W:eeler file from Justin F0 Coleman, Mrs. James Moriarty arra David. 'J ori objecting ec tin to � g the job as such. EQE 'is going to nak'e the determination and supersede the Nash- pee Conservation Commission if they wigh to do so. 11r. Coleman had called Mrs. Studley on the telephone and .,;anted to know the procedure for filing an objec- tion. A letter wasreceived thy. day f r Attorney �J ohn Alger .: g.ng that the Order of Conditions has been recorded at the Registry of Deeds, Book 2499, Page i l o in regard to the above, it was mentioned that they had to have a Chapter 91 permit because it is a great pond, or some other kind of license i re uired because part mof the 'land �_s oi., ed y two tov-r . The m way--it M stands n w �+rti going to e holding the bag n this. The Cor- a.s i o�n doesn't need to take any action on this.