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Conservation Commission <br /> June 29, 1989 <br /> Page 3. <br /> be removed, ar condition they could live with. They could show the work limit <br /> line around the existing pier o the plan. A requirement in the order could <br /> be to place gats on the marsh to give a visual delineation of the work limit, <br /> Supervision of the project could be accomplished with someone from their office <br /> or coordination with the. conservation Agent at the time work on those piles for <br /> the existing pier is undertaken, " <br /> The Shellfish agent stated that as far as shellfish is concerned there is an <br /> intertidal bed of soft shell clams that can be avoided,, Off shore there is a <br /> very deep muck with few shellfish, He felt the float should be pulled back <br /> 4-6 feet- IM-11. , <br /> Mr. Cameron referred to the Darcy- abars y float 8 X 16 feet, 128 Square feet, <br /> and the Mary Hoar float whi h is 12 x 16 feet or 192 square feet, The Gainsboro <br /> float is 120 square feet. <br /> Mrs. Simmons asked Paul how he felt about the removal of the pier. <br /> Mr. Someryille advised, if they come in on a high tide with a barge, they could <br /> cut the pilings with chain saws and lift the whole deck. <br /> Ms Behr an asked if it would be better to cut the piling off and leave the bases <br /> in and Mr, Somerville agreed it would be. <br /> Mr. Rosenberg suggested pulling the float back to the end of the eelg rass. <br /> Mr. Somerville stated he would rather see them under water; 4 feet is not much, but <br /> it is a compromise. <br /> Mr. Rosenberg asked why a 9 foot ramp was necessary. Mr, Cameron stated it was <br /> needed to be able to get down from the top of the deck to the float. <br /> Mrs. Simmons advised the present pier has been repaired and elongated and a new <br /> float put on without any permission from the Commission. Also, the revegetation <br /> with the orders for the house has not been completed. <br /> Mr. Sherman stated in check i-ng the order of conditions,, he noticed the gutters <br /> called for are not installed on the addition. Mr. Burns stated theme are <br /> gutters on a portion of the structure. <br /> Mr. Cameron advised one of the builders called him and told him there is two feet <br /> of crushed stone to address runoff from the roof to act as a drywell . <br /> f <br /> Mrs. Simmons stated it is realized New Seabury ARC does not like gutters but they <br /> were conditioned. <br /> Mr, Burns asked if a Certificate of Compliance was requested and Mr. Sherman told <br /> him Mr. Gainsboro realizes it is not ready for that. <br /> Mr. Cameron stated to address the pier situation, it was brought to his attention <br /> by Paul 'Somerville and their survey crew measured what is there and he checked <br /> the permits issued to Mr. Allicandro and it shows a pier and a 6 X 6 float attached <br /> to the pier to act as a ramp. He has authorization for a 6 x 6 float and there is <br /> a 6 x 8 float there now. <br /> Mr, Sherman stated it is also longer than the original plan. <br /> Ms Behrman asked if the plan is what is on the ground. <br />