11/17/1982 CONSERVATION COMMISSION Minutes

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4 ashpee Conservation Commission Minutes of November 17 , 19 Page Maush02___Cotta e Michael LeBlanc, Trustee for maushop Cottages , met with the Commission to request that the Order of Conditions issued on the property owned by Wei lington of 1fie.id Supply, Inc. Cottage 606/10 be amended in the areas of relocation and foundation. Mr. LeBlanc explained to the Commission that the building is 34 feet long and that they are asking for 40 . feet from the . edge of the bluff lie said that they would also like to change the intent from socio tubes to a 4 foot frost wall. In talking with Arlene Milson, Mr. LeBlanc said that she suggested that the co.ttac e have a foundation to cut down on water flow, Pauline asked what direction the water would -coo then? Mr. LeBlanc said that it would go down the street. to ch commented ented that it would be mov- ing v-ing the problem from one place to another, Pauli.ne suggested the install- ation ns all- a .ion of dry wells'. Mr,. LeBlanc explained that Hayes Engineeringis de- signing a system for the whole area. Charlie commented. that as long as the water roves away from the bluff , it seers' to be the most important thing. Chairperson Studley told Mr. LeBlanc that the Commission would take the matter under advisement. H gg tt, 8 Godfrey., Road Mr, oyl met with the Commission regarding a different design of the house of Mr, Haggatt , 8 Godfrey Road. Mr. Doyle explained. to the ut is- sicn that the offsets will be a greater distance from the wetlands than what was originally proposed. as well as the septic system. c'hai'rperson Studley -told Mr. Doyle that the project would require filing a new notice of Intent with the commission because everything had charged: referring to the design of the house and the different location for the septic system, Mr, Doyle said that he thought it was in the Commission ' s power to write a superseding order of conditions. Chairperson Studley explained that hey ' have that power for mi nor changes only. Pauline, asked if the order had been recorded: fir# Doyle rep1 * ed that it was Chairperson Studley ma-de a motion for M.r. Doyle to arise his client to go through the process again. All, members present were in unanimous agree- ment, f Proj2osed New eaburycpping erter '�lanc xsin ., ,... _...+. x L_j n t.a l �� t i .i c a t i ons �'o r��-r; .r t s a e��r � r� �: r ig Center : grans on � s reva-c,, F h ' e t r .. ri�. �� e th a letter e sent to the Executive cuff i e of Environw.enta l :' ff-a i.rs that the is-sue of water run-offfrom the parking area be addressed -- aslkibg if it is to be impounded or to go into drains. Another issue of concern was where the watter supply would came from. 5