5/25/1983 CONSERVATION COMMISSION Minutes

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t Conservation Commission's { minutes of May 25, 1983 Page Chairperson Studley- asked Selectman Hanson if he had auggestion to offer the Commission Selectman Hanson replied that he knows the powers of con- servation in the town: however, he did not know the powers of conservation when you are dealing with conservation. He asked the Commission where they stood if they objected to thea using the lower- parking lot? Charlie re- plied that the commission could call for a hearing, thea go for a 3ud,iczary hearing and then to court if still not sati9fied" Chairperson Studley asked what sort of leverage the South Cape Beach Comfnittee has Selectman Hanson replied that they can stop it but as far as he is concerned I everybody on that committee 3ust mods their head to the State as they, have worked so hard for the State to take it. Selectman Hanson commented that if the State is going to take it, -we should rake sure it- is done right. He said that they appeared before the. Board of Selectmen to make sure that there were no problems as Chet, had concerns about the roam and some of the things that they were plan- ning to do. He c rhmented that their parking lot was going to be right in the middle of the town owned road, Chairperson Studley commented that she thought � the problem had been resolved. Selectman Hanson replied that it has been re- solved because they are going back down on the beach with their parking lot. He said that the road problem seems to be running true to form according t where the actua1 . layout calls f o r. Chairperson Studley told Sel ctman Hanson that the Commission would send a letter to the State, S lectman Hansom a1s6 asked if there would be a member ber from the Conservation commission that would be interested in being an associate member to the South Cape .Beach Committee. He said that he felt it was important as there is n communication between the two committees. Hearing for Luciane C. Navazio, 274 Taffrail way r. Doyle from Doyle Associates and Mr. Irving ging were present for the �� ear ing. . Doyle explained to the Commission that the lot was previously before he Board for approval- of the location *of the house and now Ms,, Navazio is roposing to build a dock. He explained that the area is coastal, which hurts land and r the ocean and lard containing shellfish. He explained that hey propose ars elevated walkway over the salt marsh to be constructed with ne inch plank ng:--to ' lleviate the blockage of sunlight from the underlying egetation. The placement of the supporting tales shall be by the hydrojet eth d with minimal al damage to the salt marsh. Mr. Doyle addressed the area nder the salt pond stating that the work they propose to do will have mini-- al ffect on 'the marine fisheries habitat during the placement of treated Iles. He said that they would be oth:er than creosote and placedat- mini- um nn - um spacing of f bet. The area of land containing shellfish was also a - ressed. Mr., Doyle told the Commission- that due 'to the eight foot spacing the pilings, that there would be minimal adverse effects upon the produc- .ivity of shellfish due to pollutants nor alterations of water circulation. Tota ion was made that the dock is shorter than what the Commission requires r the maximum, harlie asked if the ramp and float would be removed during the winter months. r. Doyle repli d that they would be removable. Charlie noted that there would e room to store the ramp and t1oat on top of the bank auline told Mr. Doyle that the shellfish would have to be replanted in the area if found.