6/12/1997 CONSERVATION COMMISSION Minutes

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12 Tune 1997 'age 3. It is out of the 100 foot buffer and under construction. The coastal bank lis currently eroding. There is a 10 x 10 concrete slab on the coastal bank.. Mr. Sherman stated he would prefer that they try to remove it. Norman Hayes recommended removal from the top. It can be accessed from the dirt road easement and a backhoe and crane used to swing it up over the bank. Ms LeBlanc stated there are some emoting pockets of Rosa Rugosa, cedars and bayberry they would dike to leave alone. Mr. Sherman stated the plan meets all performance standards. Public comments: none. Mr. Johansen commended Ms LeBlanc on the nice ung. VOTE: Motion Ornade and seconded to close pending receipt of DEQ' number. Unanimous mous Vote. CLOSED PENDING. 79.50 DENNIS WILLIAMS to amend his request for an amended Order of Conditions for SE 43-1347at the continued hearing to include landscaping pruning and arboracultural tree ease and to show the location of an existing railroad tie retaining gall to be repaired in kind at 10 Triton Way. Norman Hayes stated he has discussed this with Mr. Sherman at length. Ir. Sherman stated there were a few lingering questions with the landscaping plan. He asked if the eidsting railxoad tie wall will be in the same footprint, done by hand, with deadmen, and how much disturbance will be created. W. Mayes stated he could not see putting rose rugosa on a stable coastal bank. It could be conditioned the only plant material allowed would be indi enousp lant material. Mr. Sherman asked if that could be clone with an on-site and conditioned that the area within 10 feet of the coastal hank will be as agreed upon by he and Norman Mayes' The Chairman asked if fir. Hayes is speaking with the authority of the owner: Mr. Mayes advised he was. Mr. Sherman stated when initially filed, it did not include the repair of the railroad tie wall and walkover structure.