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'A.a hpee Conservation Commission <br /> Ivi.inutes of Vay 9, 1984 Page <br /> Fells Pond 'lea ri n , cont <br /> 7�vayne Tavares asked what, the long-term mmthe pond entailed:) <br /> ir. Besse said that it entailed a check to see if any septic is coning <br /> in, and a study of the chemical composition of the phosphates and to <br /> see if algaes are Bing. +.' . ayne asked if it entailed any long-term ac- <br /> uatic herbicides7i mr. Besse said that It would be strictly mechanics <br /> at this point aanthat they did not request the use of chemicals as they <br /> believe it will a necessary. Wayne asked if they thought about the costs <br /> on a long-ranace basis removing the miff il. mechanically. Mr. Besse said <br /> that they ?anew that using chemicalscontrols would be cheaper and that they <br /> believed that chemical controls were feasible. He said that they also <br /> know that a lot of people do not like the thought of chemicals. He said <br /> that in order to get this thing roving, they decided to eliminate any <br /> reference to the use of chemicals. <br /> Pauline DeLory asked if they contacted the Board of Health about dumping <br /> the milfoil at the dump:- Besse said that he wanted to be certain <br /> first of all that they could coo ahead, He said that Mr. Buckingham sees <br /> no problem although he had not written a formal let-ter,. NXs. DeLory said <br /> that the Commission would like a statement in writing From the Board of <br /> Health that - permission is granted to dump the m i l f i l. <br /> Wayne Tavares said that he is not opposed to the use of chemical herbicides <br /> and that he may pursue it. if it is economically feasible. down the road) ,, <br /> Nr. Desse said that it was definitely a way to go but that he was not go- <br /> ing to do it without permission from everybody concerned. 1,1.r. Besse in- <br /> dicated that Mr. Buckingham was not very happy with the use of chemicals. <br /> Frs. canlon said that f.,ir. Buckingham indicated that. the Board of Health <br /> would not approve the dumping f chemicals the dump. i'r. nesse said <br /> that it was a 2-4-D chemical and that there are other chemicals that would <br /> not be as objectionable which could do the job. Mir,, Besse said that this <br /> is a start. Mro Besse said that he would write the Board of }ie lth. <br /> The Commission was in agreement to write an order of conditions. The ap- <br /> olicants were made aware of the ten-day' appeal period. The secretary d- <br /> vised thea at $38.50 was dine the town for the stateilii fee <br /> g and legal <br /> a e rt i i ng and handling costs. <br /> Ratification of Cease and Desist Order <br /> C-ha i rperson Studley asked for rat i fi ca tion of the cease and desist order <br /> issued to Mir. & r s. DeMichelle for property located at Cayuga Avenue for <br /> a violation of the wetlands act of filling in a kettle hole and stripping <br /> pp g <br /> the land down to the edge of the ponce Jean Thomas motioned to ratify - <br /> the cease and desist order. Pauline DeLory seconded the motion. All other <br /> members present were in favor. <br /> *-T-earing of Dwight Sackett <br /> public hearing was held on the notice of intent filed by Dwight Sackett <br /> for ,lot 4 Frong - Pond Close to construct a single-family residence and se ­ <br /> tic system. <br /> Mr. John Siavinsk of Cape & Islands Surveying was present t represent the <br /> applicant. He told the Commission ion that a previous filing had been made in <br /> the summer of 1982. He mentioned that the Board issued ars order of condi. <br /> tions in e tember, 1982. He said that the one-year limit to comp e e the <br /> worms_ had since ran out. He indicated that they changed the plans to re- <br /> flect the 70mmi s ion' �orer of cor�dit ions which were -issued at that time m <br /> � e <br />