9/15/1977 CONSERVATION COMMISSION Minutes

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- €PEE C INSERVATI LEGAL r � RF--JiL-A J.��l��z .�?�1 � DATE: Septc.-imber September1.5, 1977 Mash-. e T(Y,.;n Hall T 1olP.M. Ater determining that there w-as a quorun, preset Mrs.� St��d e the p lea hearing, withthe following members ire attend Wince: Chanes Buckin ham Pauline e � ry m L. in 1- d Norman Dias. Mr. Fred WIlliams represented William -111. and Elo*rence E. Kolb on their~ No- tice of Intent to construct a store mound on the shore Cat Vineyard Sound Lot 529, Triton Way)o After the plans were looked at 1.,. Williams stated h �.. � � 401. �� o � the bark , He said 'What he riginally proposed was i stone mound into the jetty to keep it from sliding' do-rm' instead of putting a. capstone the cap- stone stone would be tilted and 'mother .ore. put on tai of t to hold iwhole bank f roz sloping and falling, Rrs. Studie a r sked hold -wide I� was at the base horizontal) and he said it was 151 . Poi filter 11XII was discus s .d with the recommendation that 't be lai in back of the stone - it lets the water through,,' but holds the sand and works very successfully. It was pointed c that son, t�r�es foot o s :a l stone s used, t1len 2 of POl fi t r "XII f'or �:�e beach (1aIng them Dara -�Y� lel to the beach at low tide so the high water goes over it and when it goes back out, it traps the sand. i It was asked what Mrs. Kc1b was going to do be�end thi-s and it was o� t.ed out that grass i usually used., t was asked i there - �- p �. ,� � th�.�e �. any egg-tan o the bank and Mr. Williams sa d no., that the whole bank �}.x t slid down and it' pro- bably 1 to ' from her house. She had ve e g t t�ori o �t, but �t all came d o, . She l s going to get a landscaper and try to get sore-rhi g grcrering - rye or rose r something, but he didn't think the crane can even reach up that high. ``here's 401 boort on it and the bank is higher. In answer to 11'1r*. LeClairts question, fir. willi :is said that the trucks will not be g J_ng up on the bank. Mrs. Studley commented' that it was 'au-ite interesting, 0 Mr. Williams had a letter from the Corporation vin.-g permission, It was mentioned that with 1001 cliffs, they build a jetty at the foot of the band and they o up like terraces right up to the top. It was asked if there :as much not shiftingof the sand from the 'bea.ch ar�d the answer was n -� tae may et�es and the sand stays pretty stable. -r . Studley said that all -of the C irnii siori's questions had been canswered and the Commission will issue. an Order' of Conditions which will 'Include the bank itself~ it will have to be p ante' d. I -as mentioned that Eosa Rugosa will grow on it and Virginias Creeper will help to stabilize it - it has �o be contained. It was also saidthat if she's going to put beach grasses there, she should net i down- or ibur- lap t. did cranberry also takes in the 'sand. It -,,.;as mentioned that the -vegeta- tion was lost during the storm in January. Mr. Williams asked how long a waiting period! was involved and was told ars Order of Conditions would be issued and sent to hire and Mrs. Kolb. After the Order is issued, and -the Coins ion can take 21 days to issue it it has to be recorded anti;thea the abutters have 10 days after that to core n, if they want to. The serial'number assigned to the project is SE 43-67* r, Will r� paid the X6.00 fee for the legal advertising. Mrs. Studley had a memo from the Selectrican askI : her t please ease uh �t the name of a member who would be willing to represent t'.-e Conmissi n to serve on the South Cane panb A Hvi n-rNr r r Tn- ++� e,-�4- • - -- - -- -