12/7/1978 CONSERVATION COMMISSION Minutes

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• f er from the watero how far back his house has to be, etc. He rants to know that in the end whether or not he will be able to get an okay from the Commission in Put'ow ting this type of a thing in with a Slab -m no excavation there. Mr. LeClair said that there are certain requirements when you get into the flood plain and added that Mrs. Holms will probably tell DeSimone a].l of this. Mrs. DeLory said that Wetlands says 100 1 from mean high water and he only has 901 depth on his.lots Mrs* Studley said that he would be required to file a Notice- o lntento . Mt,, DeSimone said that he just roughly wants an idea - he has a passing on this this month. Mrs. DeLory asked how far it is from the- causeway and he said that Hill Road would be the first right mediately after the caul ray - a sham � right. Apparently2 "West Road" is a paper road. Mrs Blakeman asked if he would have frontage on an existing road and DeSimone said that on this proposed road there is a 2001 frontage. Mrs. Studley asked if it is a legal, building lot right now andshe was told that it is over 20,,000 square feet. Mr. Blakeman mentioned that. he has to have road frontage and Mro DeSimone said that Hill Road exists - 1141 on that. M . Blakeman suggested that DeSimone see Harold Collins and see if he can get a building permit on it. DeSimone said that they have had several -meetings with Collins and this whole situation has changed three times so far and now he has a definite commitment from Collins that he iwouldokay the bui .ding. Mrs' De S on said that he showed Mr. Holmes where all the bound marks- are and gave him a rough idea of ghat was going on and�Homos said he wo uld go down theme and put a bench mark - Ho es is -go , o check it out and he will go a far as he has to to see what DeSimone needs.- DeSimone will either stop here or go ahead. Mfrs. De Lory said that he has to file -a Notice of Intent and with the flood plain, as far as she can find out from the Massachusetts Association of Conservation Commissions, he has to go to. the Board of Appeals. This is all con- _ i.de re d wetland and in order to make his building permit legal,, -he has to go to the Board of Appeals because it is under 111. Mrs. DeLory said that in May she wants to have the Town Engineer put in bunch marks through the whole town. They have marked telephone poles benches and rocks telling what the heights are. Ir. Buckingham said that it may not be in the A-Zone, but it might be in the B-Zone and Phil HolMs will have to go in them and get the elevation. Ir. DeSimone said that the situation has charged three times so fax* � in the beginning he had from Lot 37j, faux lots over - 1001 frontage on this road and Collins said that it was not A conforming lot because the abutting lot was owned by the same person and the requirements would then beap come 12,500 and he said to Collins that h (DeSimone) can get 12,500 - he satdown with Tom Eastman and they are on their third purchase and sales agreement now. Then Collins said that Town Meeting had raised it to 15,,000 and what happened in the end was, he was going from Lot 37.v 4 lots over, then he was given two raore lots and that wasn't sufficient. ' There's lot deeded to a right of way so that this other fellow can get down to the beach. They moved DeSimone over - Lot 36 and gave him the whole parcel. He further said that if this end piece wasn't .n- cluded in the lot,, this would all have to be surveyed and go to the Board of Apo peals. It Is ,one parcel, Parcel. 2 0. He said there originally were. gree buildable lots and it noir boils down to two. Mr. LeClair said that DeSimone would like to have the Commission tell him whether he could do it or not - we need more formation. With the flood plain zoning, we tre not sure if he falls in the A or Be Ms. Eastman Asked about the septic distance from the marsh and Mr. uckingham told her to ask Homos just what the septic setup will be. Mr. D Simone said that. the only reason it �s been 'k