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CONSERVATION COMMISSION
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01/06/1994
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Conservation Commission <br /> January 6, 1994 <br /> Page 5. <br /> Mr. Grotzke advised under condition #15 they had been required to submit to the <br /> orn fission and DEP a sample of the beach nourishment and it was difficult to get <br /> this to IEP. They would like the option to submit an analysis; that would be <br /> helpful. They had been requesting to do it in anticipation of a storm; they <br /> would lice the option of doing nourishment either before or after, with advance <br /> notice. <br /> #16 deals with adding additional nourishment, at :the discretion of the Conservation <br /> Agent. # <br /> #1 - added in "in accordance with the methodology as outlined in ASTM C-136, y <br /> which is the international standard. <br /> X19 - the previous order precluded nourishment anytime other than fall,, they <br /> would life to be able to nourish from 15 September to 15 April. This would not <br /> interfere with -the Piping Plovers. , <br /> 1 f <br /> Mrs.. Ferrid ash e l `what about rato binds? It was agreed the -agent will: <br /> call Henry Barber for his opinion. <br /> * ffi � I . <br /> Mr. Grotzke stated they can do a visu l 'inspecti ri before doi any nourishment, <br /> He stated often in larch there are gory severe storms. <br /> A new paragraph was added-entirely: T . rru .ish as-appropriate, Some years 2,000 <br /> yds was used, some yea3csolO,000. It is clone net as °a requirement but as an attempt <br /> to protect the upland areas. <br /> r <br /> Mr. Sherman advised he checked with Tim Mahala and he had no problem with that. <br /> Mr. Hoeyer asked about the other participants in the beach nourishment program. <br /> Mr. Grotzke stated he has expanded the New Seabury Beach Nourishment to Time Watch. <br /> Obviously, New Seabury cannot ybe responsible for others; he dial coordinate the <br /> nourishment. <br /> Mr. Homeyer asked, if these people are required to nourish and renege, will he <br /> still do it? Mr. Grotzke stated New Seabury would not do it for thea. <br /> 1 <br /> Mr, Sherman stated 1f they renege, that could be a violation. <br /> Mr, Fitzsimmons asked if the term nourishment referred to sand fill as well as <br /> dune grass? Mr, Grotzke stated it has nothing to do with putting in grass. <br /> Public comments were requested; none. <br /> Mr. Sherman stated concerning fees, the Commission cannot Naive the state Fees <br /> and the bylaw states the Commission can only waive for divisions of government. <br /> Mr. Homeyer felt as it was partly the fault of the Cormdssion should glue some <br /> assistance. <br /> NOTE: Motion made and seconded to close the hearing pending receipt of DEP <br /> number and comments and the fees* <br /> USED PENDI . <br /> 7:50 W. BEEBY for an amended order of conditions under S -1198 for the <br /> continuation of a rock wall with fill behind at 41 Fiddler Crab Dane. <br />
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