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Ma. pee Conservation C o mi s lore <br /> Meeting of February 6 , 1986 <br /> Page Four <br /> the edge of freshwater - upland marsh which means that we've <br /> got to add a. few things to some of these distances that you've <br /> draw. in. " Mr, Landers- a.uley agreed that these could be added. <br /> MS . Be rman said, "We' re a. let nearer perhaps to a critical area <br /> than is implied by some of these distances ,, " <br /> MS , Be rman continued, "There is a. lot of filling going on here <br /> right down to what you term your ' edge of transition zone ' which <br /> . . all around the pool, down hill of the deck, where you indi- <br /> o ate that the topography will be altered , " <br /> Mr. Landers-Cauley attempted to explain what was intended to be <br /> done in the way of grading. He also stated that staked bales of <br /> straw will be placed before any grubbing a process where the <br /> stumps and brush are literally taken out of the ground in order <br /> to begin excava. ion)takes place . <br /> There was some confusion and discussion concerning the topography <br /> underneath the decks . Mr. Talanian, representative for Cartel <br /> Development Corp. , attempted to explain. <br /> Ms , Behrr an expressed serious concern about drainage and a. possible <br /> washout regarding the proposed decks and patio . <br /> Mr. Rosenberg questioned the proposed retaining walls which would <br /> be " in essence , almost another swimming pool. If it rained, it <br /> would take weeks for it drain or it would cut a channel right <br /> down to the marsh. " He said , "I am concerned about a patio which <br /> you show at elevation 18' and you show the retaining wall coning <br /> p to approximately 24' at least on almost half of it , This means <br /> that you will have a. 6 ' high retaining wall around that patio . <br /> That is on at least three sides , if not more , of that patio . If you <br /> get an inch of rain or more , what will be done with it?" Mr. <br /> Landers-Cauley attempted pted to explain slopes and grades , and drainage <br /> patterns . <br /> Mr. Rosenberg stated that it appeared to be necessary for the Board <br /> to have a. detailed drainage plan before an answer could be given. <br /> He stated that the Board is very much concerned with the drainage , <br /> especially because of the proximity of the marsh and the flood <br /> hazard zone . Ms . Behrman added, 11 } . . especially as you have the <br /> douse and deck going right down to the edge of the wetlands area, t <br /> The Chairperson stated that the applicant would -also have to submit <br />