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Conservation Commission Page 1 * <br /> October 29 , 1987 <br /> Mr,, ,Coffey asked if this is to keep the service road from caving in <br /> and Ms Lan hauler stated , basically, that is it, <br /> VOTE: Motion made and seconded to accept the amendment to the Order of <br /> Conditions on 43-642. <br /> The chairman asked if all questions were resolveon the relocation of <br /> the cranberry bog pump horse , construction and maintenance . <br /> ear- Ig ILosed _ <br /> 9: 15 - Daniel Hostetter., Willow Bead , Continued from 10/15/87 (Water <br /> and Sewer lines) Revised plans were presented showing th.e water line <br /> on Quinaquisset Ave. Because of the steepness of the shoulder of the <br /> road on the northerly side of Quinaquisset, the Commission, the applic- <br /> ant and his representative all agree the water line should be moved <br /> elsewhere -which will have less of an impact on the pond. Ernie <br /> Virgilio and the engineers at BSC discussed this and the water line <br /> was moved a minimum of two feet off the pavement as Bauch as four feet <br /> into Quinaquisset, crosses on top of the culvert and goes over the top <br /> of the culvert 6 feet below the center line grade of the road and <br /> therefore -they can get the minimum 4 feet below the surface to avoid <br /> the frost line. The pipe will be insulated as it crosses over thecul- <br /> vert. There will be no izpact oto the bog as they wily be inside the <br /> guard rail and also coo riot .have to excavate under the culvert. <br /> Ms Behrman stated steps will have to be taken to ensure digging does <br /> not so below the 4 feet. s -L nghauser stated that would not be to <br /> their advantage to do so. <br /> She advised the sewer line is unchanged . It will be emplaced in a con- <br /> crete casing to additionaly additionalensure any chance of leakage and will <br /> travel along adjacent to the hog and come back up on the shoulder o f <br /> the road, A limit of workalone the edge of the layout would <br /> adequately protect the wetland. The distance by the wetland is 130 ft <br /> There will be a trench at least 4 ft . wide and a dewatering system <br /> will be needed. They will be working under the stream and as they ex- <br /> tend 90 feet , they will be working in ground mater and, at the low <br /> paint, will have to put in a pump to pump the ground grater out of the <br /> hole* They will pump is to a suitable spot for discharging. There is <br /> an area where a three sided siltation screen could be out with the <br /> pump in the center and -allow water to run across the -surface. It would <br /> not behoove anyone to put it up on the road or on the bog. The only <br /> other .locations could be the bog ditches, keeping in mind when this -is <br /> rehabilitated as with all the other hogs, they will take a mude at and- <br /> clean out the ditches* <br /> She stated because :he pipe is laid underneath the machinery , in order <br /> to keep the limit of work as narrow as possible, it is excavated and <br /> laid at the same time and the machinery travels over the sane pathway <br /> a minimum o f 15 ft . There will be a section- of bog that will be dug <br /> and replaced. <br /> s - Behrman requested a plan showing the discharge, points for the water <br /> when pumping it, Ms L anghauser agreed and stated it is not on the plan <br /> as the engineer instructed her tb stay general . <br />