8/18/1977 CONSERVATION COMMISSION Minutes

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MASHPEE CONSERVATION COMMISSION LEGAL AND REGUIAR HEARING DATE: August 1 , 1977 -Mashpe e Town Hall i TIME: 7:30 P.M. The meeting was called to order by Chairperson DorothyStudley.. � the � �: w following members in attendance. Barbara Sloane, Pauline Denary, Charles Buckingham, Jim LeClair, Norman and Richard Gargiulo. Also in atm- tendance for part of the meeting were Joseph Selame and Mike Jones. . The first legal hearing was on the Notice of Intent filed by Joseph Selame, 605 Little I eck, ummerseas, I ashpee, to build and maintain w k� way, dock and float Located at Ockway Day. There was an existing structure there until the ice of this past Wint r. He,. has submitted the plan of his property and an'optional float construction � one is. plywood covered and the other is 11 hoards, 111 apart. Construction of the walkway i plank lank construction with spacing. -In this case, the sewer is up n Little Neck, right i n front of the house The plans were looked at. The builders have been asked to have holes drilled in the plywood, to let light in, or use decking; there 'is to be styrofoamon the bottom of . the decking., galvanized poles,which come out in the winter. He was told that's all right as long as he leaves one post in with his number ber attached o it - that way, h is covered forever. The post that's left in should on the landward side He was advised that if he wanted, he could put a small sign with the number on it.that has been seat to -him, SE 43-64.twhich is. to be recorded in the Registry of Deeds. Mrs. 'Studley explained that the -Co�.ss' ill send him ghat is cal- led n Order of Conditon which is then recorded at- the -Registry. . � Mrs. Sloane wanted to know if it has been determined that we' would prefer the decking on the dock part (it's in the alternate sketch.) Mr. Selame wanted to Imow how wide it is now and -was toldt it could be as much as " it- was further stated that it shouldn't-.,really be painted at' a1 t was sug- gested he use Cuprinol and get away from yearly maint ante. Mrs. Studley said the Commission will i s sue an Order* of Conditions and once it is recorded, he can finish -up his project. She said hopefully the 4. Commission would get to it tonight -and get -it out 'to .him. Mr. S la a paid $6.00 for the legal advertisement. *W Wo 44 Inasmuch as no one was present at that moment for.. the next two hearings, Mrs. Sloane, reported on the on-site inspection of the Wheeler Proahm , perty. She said there were about 20 people there, plus John Sullivan of D Q , who started off trying to hold a very aloe mee in . The same people who attended our hearing Al-n' April were there, i.e. angley, Coleman., Mor Tarty, plus Obrinsky, Aranow and Manter. Present-from the- John T s _Pond- Ashumet Pond Association-were Faxon, Alper and Dorok, plus the two Wheelers.. along with their lawyer and surveyor. Mr. Sullivan tried to keep order, but it was becoming emotional. Mr. Buckingham, who had accompanied -Mrs. Sloane., said someone wanted to know how much of the peat was removed from the bog in relation to the sand base - from the condition of it, it must have been brought down to sand. They, were talking about maybe having to dredge out a .foot of sand. but they have to g o further in the pond. For• the d re dg,ing they're going to have to go out 1001 into Ashumet Pond 'in order to take the sandbar away that's building up there. It seemed- that the De ople there were