1/25/1984 CONSERVATION COMMISSION Minutes

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`5 Meeting of January 25 , 1984 Conservation Commission Page Eleanor Harding Property chairperson Studley reviewed a letter from the Executive Secretary to Eleanor Harding dated January 25, 1984 stating that there has been a freeze on State money; however, there is still a chance to get the grant money which would be necessary to purchase her property along Moody Pond. Fuel Storage Permit The Commission reviewed a letter from the Chief of the Fire Department dated. January 10, 1984 asking them if any requirements must be met re- garding fuel storage aboveground on Popponesset Island Road. Chair- person Studley advised the Board that she spoke with the Chief' s secre- tary regarding the above matter stating that It was outside the Commis- sion' s jurisdiction of 100 feet. Charlie Buckingham asked that a copy of the letter be sent to the Board of Health. uashnet Talley Country Club copy of a letter dated December 13, 1983 from James Hoyte, Secretary of FA, to David Huse, Engineer for Quashnet Valley Country Club, was reviewed. It states that project changes have reduced the potential impact to the Quashnet River fisheries to the point where an EIR is n longer necessary. Half Tide marina public notice regarding application of Corps of Engineers permit from the Half Tide Marina was reviewed. Anyone wishing to comment is en- couraged to do so in writing by February 13 to Ralph Atkinson of the � Corps of Engineers. Maush Vi I la e Einer enc Pro 'ect Chairperson Studley advised the commission that she received a phone call stating that piles of debris were being dumped at the emergency pro ect at Maushop Village which was granted in order to stabilize the hank. The debris contained pipes from drains, stumps, etc. and was parked at the tap of the bank. Chairperson Studley said that she con- tacted n- tact d Pegg] Collins of Cape Cod Survey Consultants and t.old her t + report to the site and advise contractors. The next morning all had been removed before Chairperson Studley had arrived. Dorothy also commented that they have exceeded the project 50 feet or better and that the Commission has an obligation to have a Clerk of the Works at the site once a day, Fells Pond In a letter dated January 2 . 1984, the Fells ]fond Committee requests the Conservation Commission not to grant any further permits for beaches or dumping of sand at any present -beach on the pond as information has been received by the Committee that man-made beaches is one of the main causes of the increasing shallowness which encourages the growth of � plant life.