9/17/1987 CONSERVATION COMMISSION Minutes

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i Conservation Commission Meeting of September 17 f 1987 Page 2 . Mr. McAskill stated he had brought revised plans the same some. Th6 dwelling and septic have been resited and Board of Health variances have been received, The site is an existing abandoned cranberry bog with- heavily overgrown trees. With the redesign. they have minimized the cuts and brought the dwelling back. Dry,- wells are proposed for roof r n000ff. Ms Urquhart stated there is a large sanding pit not indicated on the plan. Ms Berhman stated continuation of topographic features are re- quested on abutting lots, Mr. McAskill asked that the scale requirement be waived,, Ms Behrman stated the plan is too difficult to read and asked if the Board wished to continue discussion or continue the hearing. John varkonda' s c:tints were read into the record , He advised care should be taken with the large amount of fill used during cons tructiorl, He suggested a large buffer be left between the house and we t l and. Mr. CA kill stated the house can be shifted , HEARING CONTINUED OCTOBER 15 1987 p.m. 8 : 00 Peters Hartel Corp. Lots 1�2�3-4-5,�6 Rte, 130, Abutters receipts Were presented, A residential. development is .proposed With 172 units, club house, pool and tennis facility. Dr. Donald 'deal presenting with Card. Grassed, Mr. Rosenberg outl ined for the and ence, the powers and rights of the Commission under the state statute. It was noted all other local permits must be granted first. Mr. Grasseti advised the project has 172 residential units on 76 acres and has evolved and been contained, The project created is a very tight village center concept. very few units are withaw n proximity of Amos Pond, The topo is rough but there are plans to possibly ring the Pond, However, the units were kept as far back as possible with views over the pond. One issue is access to Amos Pond. There is public access that has been there which is a small 10 foot piece given by the Estate of Coles that connects onto Amos Road, That entire area is untouched in the proposal as well as the light green area he referred to on the reap. It is desired to put a small walking path through the areas, Dr. Teal stated the buildings are all now more than 70 feet from the wetland. None are on bordering vegetated wetland or banks of freshwater. In order to get into the property it is necessary