4/2/1987 CONSERVATION COMMISSION Minutes

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r lashpee Conservation Commission Meeting of Apr i 1 2, 1987 _ Page 2. to the house, i t wou 1 d be requ i red that there be no b rush e I ear i ng beyond the work limit to preserve the vegetation. Vista pruning would be allowable. M r. Raymond advised the driveway will be of -crushed stone. ,fan X1111 lams , abutter, expressed concern with the distance of the septic from her well . She a I so adv i sed the easement i s not used a 1 of but i s a s i 1 ab I e - o approx- 0 imately thirty families to walk in or arrive by boat. HEARING TO BE CLOSED ON RECEIPT OF ACCESS PLATA, IF ACCEPTABLE TO THE COMMISSI ON. ORDER OF CONDITIONS WITHI 21 DAYS FROM THAT DATE . OO - Lloyd Cainsboro Wm.M.4ar is to construct and maintain additions and deck to ars existing dwelling within 100 feet of Great ivr 'at Lot 59 Keel Way, Little Neck Bay. Chris Clark presenting . One addition runs the length and l i t t e beyond the ex i s t i ng del I i ng and covers the space now occup i ed by a cement porch at the back of the house. In the front is an existing garage to be removed from the site and replaced with another larger garage attached to the house with three bedrooms. Mr. Rosenberg stated this is tripling the size of the house. Mr. Clark stated it meets the lot coverage limitation. He also stated the addition on the road side i s on level ground and is buffered from the wetland by the dwelling . Hay bales are proposed across the back of the property . The Commission was advised the additions require an upgrading of the septic system which is shown. Mr. Clark was unsure whether application had been made to the Board of Health. It was noted the lot was not staked . y Mr. Clark stoted the patio is a cement slab with no crossline footing . It would have to be removed and a 4 foot cross] i rye dug . Ha bales would act as a buffer for excavation material and also as a limit of activity. A Bobcat type equipment will be used for excavation. Mr. Rosenberg pointed out that the house will be two feet from the Conservation easement. I t was noted also that the existing two bedroom dwe l 1 i ng will become a f i ve bedroom dwe 1 1 i ng. Mr-. Clark stated the Order of Conditions issued to the Yanoff property located up the street were used as a basis of Conservation requirements . Ms Behrm n questioned additional clearing of trees in the location of the 12 ' X 12 ' deck. She stated it appears the area was underbrushed and the root structure removed . She cited erosion at the lip of the bank at both sides of the property and stated the slope needs root structure as wood chips will not help. She suggested ground cover should be ,planted and a cessation of any brushing activity. Mr. Coffer questioned traffic and use of the dock. fir. Clark stated he had no know- ledge but there is a path. Ms Beh rman suggested construction of a ramp and walkway to protect the lip of the bank. Mr. Clam stated he would not consider it unreasonable to condition that