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ConComm <br /> September 7, 1989 <br /> Page 4. <br /> Mr. Sherman was unable to locate the pictures. He advised there was a heavy <br /> rain on a Monday in July. At 2:30 in the afternoon he took pictures behind <br /> Lot 80. There was over 3 inches of vain within a 24 hour period; he called <br /> the Base weather bureau. There was water in the intermittent stream, <br /> M . Falacci asked if it was breaching the banking and Mr. Sherman stated it <br /> was not. <br /> Ms Behrman asked the setback to the fill line and why the h ybale line is continued. <br /> Mr. Falcci stated that was because it is the net lot. She asked if they are <br /> proposing to disturb the net lot, that close to the intermittent strear 'and <br /> suggested both plans be looked at, <br /> Mrs. Simmons asked the distance from the house to the work limit and was told i <br /> is 18 feet. <br /> Ms Behrman stated they are depositing fill within 16 feet of the intermittent <br /> stream and asked how many cubic feet of fill are to be put in the area? <br /> Mr. Thorng stated it would not be that much. <br /> . <br /> Ms Behrman stated the whole area is going to be dev getated, stripped right down <br /> to that stream. She asked how close the house is to the stream and was told it <br /> will be 40 feet. She stated they were taking this down to 44 feet which will <br /> pull the stream over. <br /> Mr. Thorng stated the basement is going to be slab on grade. <br /> Ms B' rman expressed concern with the water that she saw there. <br /> Mr. Fa l acc i stated they have no record of any water near there. <br /> Mr. Burns asked if they planned to pull out the vegetation and was told they <br /> would for grading purposes. He stated that .vegetation, if this does overflow, <br /> is going to protect the house. Mr. Thorng stated the grade will protect the <br /> house. <br /> Ms Behrman stated she would hate to see this kind of change until the drainage <br /> problem is resolved. <br /> Mr. Thorng reminded the Board that they are dealing with lots 80 and 81 and from <br /> what he can gather, it is away from where the real flooding problem i s. They <br /> will be increasing the pervious on the lot and will be contributing but did not <br /> feel it would be a problem. Mrs. Simmons stated she would like to know gust how <br /> much- they will be contributing. <br /> Mr. Coffey stated it is an excavated ditch to all appearances but is an ancient <br /> waterway. He asked the performance standards on this particular stream. <br /> Edward Beusser, 208 Noisy dole Road showed pictures of the drainage on Noisy <br /> Hole Road taken on September 1 . The drains are completely filled over with <br /> sand now from the construction work done on the road or the new properties. <br /> The water, every time it rains now, runs over onto the land abutting lot 80. <br /> He feels the only reason the grass backings along the sides of the road was <br /> because they put a sign up, "Bradgate, please fisc our roads" . After three <br /> months they fixed i t; they had been living there 1-1/2 years. He and h i s <br /> neighbor, Dave Newton, feel that the drainage i s a problem and any additional <br /> construction will only cause more problems with the drainage. <br />