11/3/1977 CONSERVATION COMMISSION Minutes

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A HP B C ONS ERVAT I ON COTMSSION LEGA, HEARINGS IL DATE: November 3., 1977Ma.shpee Town Hall TIS: 7:30 P.M. After determining that a quorum was present, Chairperson Studley opened the meeting,, with the following members present: Pauline DeLory, Barbara y Sloane., Norman Dias and Charles Buckingham. The first hearing was on the Notice of Intent filed by David M. Smith to construct a 'single-famil�r building located t �onomoscoy Road, Great Riven., Mashpee. Mr. Smith said he had been talking with Philip Holmes, who told him that what he should haves a stake-out of the lot and a sewerage plan. He talked to Wilson about the sewerage plan. Apparently, Wilson and Holmes are not in agreement. He had maps. made up of the area. He proposes to build it 1851 - n a non-existent road - it is an extension Overland Rd. frontage of 1251 . A survey was made in 1913 and since that time, the place has built up. He said he would have to have an additional survey. when some- one o B- o e or quired what his ,lot numbers were, he said he owned the whole point. He also said that he has a percolation test made by Mr. Holmes' engineer - they dug a hole about 6-11 deep about 6 places on the -plan. They find the percola- te on 'is in excess- of 211 per minute. It was mentioned that BB ha n l t issued a number yet becuse they need plans of the sewerage system. It was also men4w boned that the land is the same depth all through there. Mr. Buckingham stated that the ground water wasI t encountered at 6.51 and asked, Mr. Smith, if he intended to use diffusers, add=* g that Holmes knows- that he has to comply with Title 5. Mr. Smith said that Mashpee and Mate regulations don't coincide. fir. Buckingham said that Mashpee is a little stricter in some regards than the s tate. Mr. Smith said that he and his w e are not in agreement yet as to haw the house is ging to look, but he wants to build a half-Cape, with th6 off4w centered door facing the road and thea a 2-bedroom ell. He also said he will have complete plans later. It is to be 2 bedrooms, 2 baths - 1500 gallon tank - Holmes knows what he has. to . He discussed the 1001 from the marsh with his sewerage system and Mr. Buckingham said that his leaching field should be 1001 and Mr. Smith said that h wouldhave t then put his leaching field near the road �- he .said hek can readily come back 501. Mr. Buckingham said he didn't think his house position will be of any difficulty - the big thin will e the sewerage., his septic system. - Mrs. Sloane said that in her notes it says that his house is going to be 45' from the edge of the marsh, r It was said there is no easement - it is marsh land. Ir. Smith said that people use this land to launch their boats and it is beautiful high land. 14r* Buckingham asked if there was any gray h could angle his house so it sits on high area. Mr. Sraith said the end would look on the road and 'it wouldn't look right. ' He wants some of his rooms to face east. 251 is the best he can do on the side, unless e .squeezes the house up and he doesn't want too He said it's not going t,. o wreck the envl- nment and they'r 'not going to infringe on the marsh or anything. The pins were looked at. With the placement of the house the way It is on the plans it was said that the septic system will have to be roved. Mr. Smith said that on the house, he desperately wants to get out as far as he can without chewing up the marsh. He was asked the height of the high lana in the front - how many feet above the marsh - Mr. Smith said it was about 81 in the front and 61611 in the back. s. Sloane remarked that 25' on either side seems close, es- i -P.M ■ d% I i ■ a 7 0 * 4 0 ■• ■f /tel i J% 0 t ■ 9