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Mr. Kob insky was here to discuss Thomas J. Paradise ase and granted to ono i <br /> if that permanent wharf was legal and ,if he has a permit, He has an Order of <br /> Conditions far 501 anything past that is not legal. see attached re <br /> pondence. Mr. Kob insky has 15 days to answer. He called u <br /> the attorney <br /> for the Commission, who told him the hearing was going to be last 1-4o d <br /> n y and <br /> he was going to appear in Boston. Mr. Koblinsky wrote a letter to the <br /> Petitioner's attorney Michael . O'Neil) <br /> denying the request as the float <br /> is inappropriate. Either give him a permit or don't give him a permit... <br /> People areobi'actin this.h' p t <br /> . They attended hearing over there and wrote <br /> Mr. Koblinsky a letter. He'll prob b .y remove i this fall. anyway. � <br /> r w a y. I t s <br /> been out there over a- year � � . I•r. �ob��nsk was going t wait <br /> ifix'. Paradise would take � and see <br /> it out hse .f. He's got 30 days to appeal Mrs <br /> Koblinskyt ruling, thea Koblinsky can hire someone to take it out. If i <br /> w t <br /> is in there Ivilay 1st, oblins y will have to have it pulled out. We . <br /> might <br /> just as well leave it alone this year and it will probably be frozen <br /> in <br /> December* a►.nTray. In May send hire a letter aind tell him It is a nuisance <br /> and give him 20 days to pull it out. He has to fid. y�aly a permit. <br /> est <br /> istir feels now that is Waterways problem'* e endin on weight of <br /> in - �.t might cost more p � r �r <br /> to remove and oblinsky doesn't have enough money. <br /> He was asked what will we pay for pulling i � I <br /> it instead of �ater�ra, s don <br /> it. No matter who pays., it comes out of our budget. Hire someeo � <br /> p p to <br /> rip it out. Other people on the lake have applied to Koblirmsk for <br /> moor- <br /> ings - the law specifically states that it is the Harbor Master' <br /> respons- <br /> ibility. Too late in the season to act on it now. Mr. oblinsk <br /> y was tori <br /> if it's possible think he should do it in December rather than wait <br /> 1 r. oblinsky also discussed maintenance dredging t o onesset and <br /> Little ,� , - pp - , <br /> Ir. Buckingham, dscussn far Parker presentation, said id t had been <br /> none in Fitchburg - it was approved and subsidiz6d by BOR. Stressedh <br /> to <br /> importance of input from all departments, not gust Conservation Commission. <br /> Cities ie seem to have an advantage over the t oi-rn s. Judith to write to ` <br /> of Southboro asking for copy of their proposal that was sent in for B0 <br /> funds.) <br /> Discussed book "Guidelines for Soil and Water Conservation �- Urbanizing <br /> Areas of E sac ett .1t I i ars excellent field book and ode. food for <br /> reference 11n regard to developers, etc. <br /> Discussion about the mess at Triton Sound should be looked into by <br /> the Conservation Officer.. <br /> T_ <br /> Dorothy Studley reported on meeting with Frank Hicks went into the <br /> matter of Ron Pocknett and his job as Dog Officer - he will be working only <br /> two hours a day at that job, from :00 to 5:00. <br /> .. -ft A _ <br /> . <br /> Buckingham has the returns on the rough report onJohn's Pond leach- <br /> ate detection. Tentatively, we will have a meet' n Nov. 20th last T-I <br /> clay <br /> in November,, at 8:00 at the Town Mall, at which time Kerfoot will explain <br /> his findings' and hook for reaction from abutters to the Pond. At least the <br /> Executive Secretary or Selectmen should be here - wants Conservation Com- <br /> mission to be represented at the meeting. <br />