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CONSERVATION COMMISSION
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12/28/1995
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1 <br /> 28 December 1995 <br /> Page ' . <br /> 7:50 ROBERT HOMEY , 398 Monomoscoy Road, continued from 14 December <br /> 1995. Hearing is continued to 25 January 1996 at 7:40 p.m. at the request of the <br /> applicant. <br /> CONTINUED To 25 JANUARY 1996 AT 7:40 PNL <br /> ROBERT E. LEE, 51 Bayshore Drive, continued from 30 November ember 1995. Dave <br /> Sanicki stated mutual agreement was reached with the Agent concerning the coastal bark. <br /> 1111x. Sherman disagrccd in that in their telephone conversation they discussed that he went <br /> out and did some more studies and on one foot intervals he could std detect a 1-4 slope <br /> and he asked Mr. Saricki if he could go on the one foot contour and agree that the bark <br /> would he at the 21 foot contour, which he interpolated to be Half way between the 20 and <br /> 22. As it tuirns out on the plan, it is not half way, it is down from half way, noticeably, <br /> which just happens to give then 1.01 feet , keeping them outside of the nutrient loading <br /> regulation. He asked if that is a coincidence? A& Sack! Mated no, he interpolated the <br /> ground charts. <br /> A& Shernnan stated the movement of a n ll meter on this plan makes a difference as to <br /> whether or not here would be a nutrient loading situation or not. <br /> Mr. Sanicki stated there is a 20.9 and Mr. Sherman is asldng for 21. which he agreed to <br /> and so noted on the plan. 11x. Sherman pointed to the 20 foot contour and the 22 and <br /> stated on one plan they are about 8 feet apart, on the other they are 12 feet apart. <br /> Sanicki agreed A& Sher an agreed that he has it shown about the same distance up from <br /> the 20, but the 22 as shown is considerably higher. When speaking on the phone, he <br /> asked can it be assumed it is half way between the 20 and 22 and thought it was agreed. <br /> On this plan it is not half way. 1&. sanicid stated they discussed 21 and taking the 20.9 <br /> and....... . Sherman stated they nearer discussed taking the 20.9 because the plan was not <br /> in front of them during the discussion. <br /> �. <br /> Sanicki stated they initiafly looked at this plan and he had the top of hank at elevation <br /> 20. 1W. Sherman stated he was looking at the latest remised plan and they discussed <br /> putting it Half way between the 20 and 22; it is not half way but if going by this, how come <br /> there is only 8 feet between these contours and dere is 12 feet shown on the other. He is <br /> of the opinion, when it is this close, the Commission should invoke Section 12 and get <br /> another option as to where the top of the coastal bank is unless the client wants to put in a <br /> two bedroom house or deriftiffing system. He recommended the Commission not rake a <br /> decision.tonight. <br /> The Chainnan read from the minutes of the previous heafig. <br />
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