7/14/1994 CONSERVATION COMMISSION Minutes

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to be submitted)' , and protection of a maple tree. Public comments were requested: Mone,, i VOTE: Motion made and seconded to find a negative determination with conditions as stated above, U-nanimous vote. NEGATIVE DETERMINATION WITH CONDITIONS. 8: 30 CARL KEMP, 20 Heron Way, for the installation of an in- ground swimming pool 14 ' x 22 ' with surrounding pressure treated wood deck. 'Jack Landers-Cau.le r representing, and he civil engineer) will- assist in -the plan. Five abutters slips were submitted along with attestation of service. Mr. Sherman noted that the DEP number is missing and that a proper plan to scale is Lacking. Hay bales are need behind the -silt screen, and i -needs to be staked. Mr. Landers-Catley stated that the owners are undecided about the pool size, and their vacillation caused problems. Public comments were requested: None. VOTE: Motion made and seconded to continue the hearing to July 28 , 1994 , 7 : 30 p.m. Unanimous vote CONTINUED TO JULY 28, 1994 - 7: 30 P,M, 8: 40 E NETH E, MARSTERS, 77 Ba shore Drive, continued from june . 30 , 1994, to amend the order of Conditions for SE 43-1167 to permit a retaining gall for erosion -control , Mr* Marsters stated he shares concern about the runoff ero ion 'problem -on his property. Mr. Sherman clarified that this is vegetation concerning a salt Marsh and not a coastal bank situation. M . Ferriday stated that she would like to see more plantings in that area. Mr. Home er raised the question of interpretation of DEP 10: 30 ; Mr. Sherman will call Jim Mahala to obtain a legal opinion. Drywel is have already been installed. Mr. Sherman recommended the -following conditions be applied: Engineer to stake above the 12 foot contour, filter fabric be -installed behind the wall, drain berm be -installed as per origina-1 plan, and conservation agent will inspect site after work is completed. Public comments were requested: None. VOTE: Motion made and seconded to accept amended ander with conditions as stated above. Unanimous vote.