6/12/1997 CONSERVATION COMMISSION Minutes

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F 12 June 1997 Page 8. Mr. Sherman put forth a concept for consideration, as opposed to ghat is likely a vote to deny, they could request a continuance to come back with another proposal. The Chairman stated he senses that the Commission will deny this application and asked Mr. Grotzke if he wished to take an alternative course of action? Mr. Sherman stated. ander Chapter 172 , Section, the Commission has the ability to require, in di#ficult situations like this, an independent evaluation which the applicant would pay for. He asked if the applicant would be wflEmg to pay for the Commission to approach ars objective independent traffic consultant to determine whether their contention is correct that they have to have all that space for a driveway because if a quaffed independent traffic consultant told the Commission that that configuration is necessary and there is no room to squeeze it, then there might be reason to rethink. The Chairman did not feel that is germane, the size of the building can be reduced, it is very clear. That is not in order. Mr. Grotzke appreciated the offer but declined. VOTE: Motion made and seconded to deny the application for Howard Glaser under the Mashpe Bylaw, approved under the State.. Unanimous Vote. BYLAW: DENIEDICHAPTER 131-40: APPROVED 8:20 CRAIG S. LYNCH to raze an existing dwelling, cottage, garage and shed and to construct a dwelling with associated driveway, u0ties, grading and landscaping and an upgraded septic system at 70 Popponesset Island Road. Array l Mer of LEC presenting with Atty. Carter. The project is to raze four emoting structures on the site and build one single farm dwelling. Top of bank was developed from IEP policy. Other resource areas are beach, salt marsh and a mmall portion of Mune. The Coastal Bank is vegetated sparsely with,juniper and bayberry. To protect the bank from sedimentation, haybales and r siltation screens are proposed. They will leave a naturally vegetated buffer area beyond the fimit of work; no lawn is proposed. Green questioned the six bedrooms proposed? fir. Sherman stated it meets requirements with the d� system. The Comnussion would need to know about the ferfilizer proposed for the flower beds; does that have less impact than a lawn's It was reported it will be low to no nitrogen.