5/25/1983 CONSERVATION COMMISSION Minutes

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ConAarvation commission's, minutes of May 25, 1983. Page Decision on Maushop CottageeRelocation, cont. Chairperson Studley replied that the Commission warted foundations and/or , basements. for each of the cottages along with a. final plan, for the basin l ' it is going to be within th6 loo foot mark, Arlene Wilson commented: that foundation designs have e not been done for each- of the buildings as of yet. She said that one of the things they wanted t ''establish was what the Commission wanted to see. She asked if the Commission would have anything to say if -there w re to be no founda- tions Chairperson Studley replied that the Commission ission should have some- thing as to whether they are going to be on sono tubes or slabs or what- ever. Charlie Buckingham replied thaf it has to crake a difference as in one instance., you are talking excavation and in' the other instance, you are not. Charlie -also commented that there is some indicat-ion that the size -of the houses may be changed. Arlene Wilson asked '.f th re was a chance that the Commission would permit any of themto build any portion of the basement on some of the cottages before going to the expense of designing the plans. Chairperson Studley replied that it. would be up to the indi' vidual. filing and that she did not see any problem however, the Coffunission would like to know what is going i to go in there and it has to be on paper. Chairperson Studley said that the Commission is not looking to make it hard on the property owners, but that they are trying not to have any more problems. Chairperson Studley pointed out that the building F owners indicated when they appeared before the Commission last year that they would be grilling to go along with ' ust ab6ut anything - that they were asked to- do, chairperson Studley asked who would be doing the construction -work o 'the basin and if New Seabury going to take the tab on it Ari ,ne Wilson re- lied "yes, they acre". Chairperson Studley commented that last time, i ew . eabury went ahead without any authorization and came screaming that they ad ars emergency, that a cottage was falling into the ocean. rine Wilson was asked if the -hay bales were in place? She replied that they were in place since the last project. She said that the ones up at the corner where there is a riprap wall is the corner where they are- con- tinuing re- con- tinuing to have trouble with as it is getting reflected energy off the gall She told the Commission that they plan to come in with design for the end f the structure at the end of the wall. Craber Bids The Commission reviewed the cranberry bog bids for the Garner-Farley Cran- berry boas as follows: Robert Hallett and Donald L. Jermyn hid $12 per barrel Joseph Duarte, Jr. and Joseph ft.- Souza bid $11.25 P.er barrel, John Alden bid $8.05 per barrel or 100 pounds and Arthur Handy,, Trustee for, Handy. Cran-- berry 'Trust bid $5 per barrel. Motion was grade and .seconded to accept the bid of Robert Hallett and Donald L. Jermyn at $12 per barrel providing that 'the manner of payments be adjusted after the crop is harvested to full p y- vent. All present were in agreement. The secretary was asked to -send a memo to the Executive Secretary regarding the above motion and was asked to check w"th him regarding liability insurance, �rW_MW-MM