9/11/1986 CONSERVATION COMMISSION Minutes

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onserva t i n Commission eet t ng of September 1 1 , 1986 e 2. 00 p.m. - Bayview Builders All Cape Survey Consultant To construct a single an i l y dwelling at 40 Nobska Road. Chr*15 Costa presenting. He distributed blow- Ps of the plans and cr055 sections. This lot is Mn Santuit foods, Section two, n ars unoonstructed road. The lot is staked. It is estimated there will be under o cubic Yards of fill . Roof drains proposed to be recharged. Areas to be d i u rbed will be mulched with 2-3 inches of organic mulch. The edge of the leaching ao i l i ty is 107 feet from the wetland. A vegetated buffer will be left between the i i t of work, which is a row of hay bales staked around the rear of the house. The losest point of the well to the wetland is 22 feet. The Closest point of the work imit line to the wetland will be 25 feet. The driveway will be of pervious material . ere i s a proposed walk-out and no deck is requested. t was noted the stripping of the trees in front was done by the road developer. AKEN UNDER ADVISEMENT. 1 - Harold Cohen (Wm. Warwick & Assoc. ) To construct and maintain a single amily dwelling with attached deck and detached garage at 65 Water Line Drive, i tt le :Neck Day. Chris Clark presenting. He advised this lot was granted ars rder of Conditions for a house some time ago and this is a d.i f f erent proposal . e house is placed on pilings , not a cement foundation. The only disturbance o the ground, other than- the septic system and garage, 'is the placing of the 'Iles. -There will be some clearing . The driveway is to be a permeable material . f draining will be put into dry wells. It was noted a perc test was done six ears ago which has lapsed . Groundwater was found at elevation two. s Behrman stated concern with where the vegetated wetland ends . Question was r ed re filling for the proposed driveway. Mr. Clark stated none is shown s -the driveway is so flat. Another concern was that the flow diffusers are howrr ,at- o feet from the marsh, however, the fresh water wetland is considerably loser.. r. Clark stated the wetland delineation is the key question and agreed g -back to the site with the Conservation Officer and a Commission member. He rther agreed to a continuation of the hearing until the lot has been neper ed. nd -Board of Health permits in hand with the on--site done in the meantime. r. Cohen .s to ted he is building this hone for himself and wishes to preserve as F ' possible and disturb as little as necessary. He spoke re his application r ,a 'P'ier for this lot which was passed by the omni ss on and advised that at a eet i g of the Architectural Revie Committee on September 2, the location of the ler which was done in such a way as to disturb as little as possible, was objected o b -New Seabury as they felt it was obstructing Lot a . It is being moved. 6e stated his concern' Is the possibility that lot 66 may become a yacht club. He 1 so advised the Harbormaster objected to the location of the pier because of an pansion of the Town Landing with a 20 foot float across from where this pier as to 'be.. Mr, K+ob l i ns ky made this statement to Army Corps of Engineers who tated that none of the proper applications have been forwarded to them. His bjection was that this was the only area where residents of the town could et out to Waquoit Bay. Mr. Cohen stated the proposed landing a the end of eo n et Island Road also would afford access to laquoit Bay. t was recommended that Mr. Cohen 'Contact Ernest Virgilio who could supply h i m 1 th the ini on on e i s t i rig Town Landings and any future planned expansion. y