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CONSERVATION COMMISSION
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01/14/1981
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COI�SERVATION BOARD MEEFIING <br /> M <br /> January 14', 1981 <br /> Pauline DeLory, Vice Chairman <br /> Dorothy Studley <br /> Charles Buckingham <br /> Mrs. Shirley Nad l an cane in tonight get. acquainted with the Board and to <br /> express her interest in becoming a nembe . A letter was sent to the Selectmen <br /> from the Board 's a.ting that they were recommending Mrs. Na.delma.n to be appointed <br /> to the commission. <br /> Also, Mr. peter Durmer has been sworn in by the sel-ectmen and will be joining us at <br /> the net board meeting, <br /> 7:30 p.m. Hearing <br /> Pauline: leads Notice of Intent -- to construe t a. single famil y dwelling at Lot <br /> 30 Glenneagle Drive, New Seabury, within 100 Feet of a swamp. <br /> Bruce: I didn't even consider this wetlands. Charlie came by and saw fill dump6d <br /> on this let which was fill I had to dispose of from one of my lots over on gide 16n. <br /> Charlie brought ray attention to the fact that this is a wetland f, It is kind of like <br /> drainage run-off from the gold' course. I imagine in the sumer time, maybe e by <br /> August, there isn't any water there at all or maybe there is. It wouldn't surprise <br /> me either way. This is basically ,just 'the way it is (referring to the plan), It is <br /> hard to tell how many inches 'of water there is in there. I would life to make a, <br /> little pond out of this. It is an eyesore the way it looks. -I thought the best <br /> thing to do is scrap the surface of the water and get the clumps out of there and <br /> have ars 8 or 10 inch pond in there. It is not wetlands as we have been accustomed <br /> to going before the Board with. <br /> Pauline: Are the dead stumps cedar? <br /> Bruce: I can't -tell ,you, Pauline. <br /> Charlie: This is predominately swamp maple. <br /> Bruce: All the -trees look dead to me, Wayne has seen the place. He could tell <br /> you what it is. <br /> Dorothy: Is it strictly run-off from the road or golf course? <br /> Bruce:, Shows �;�h ere there is a depression.' <br /> Charlie: This was originally a, swamp. Explains how it was before the golf course <br /> was made. Now- it has developed into a. pretty good duck nesting area. I would not <br /> like to sae any part of it altered. T don't think that the club would allow you-to <br /> in the ffirst place. <br /> Bruce: Why? <br />
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