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20 August 1998 <br /> Page 10. <br /> Mr. Slavm* sky stated this lot is not quite as bad. <br /> Mr. Sherman stated a wall would be needed at the work limit and taxes are <br /> owed. He would want to look at the driveway and catch basin. <br /> Mr. Fitzsimmons asked the distance to the deck? It is 59'. <br /> Mr. Blakeman stated on either side of this house, there have been no <br /> problems with the slopes. Mr. Sherman stated silt fences and haybaies will <br /> not work on this steep lot. In lieu of a wall, if any material enters the <br /> wetland, Mr. Blakeman could agree to do a $15Q0 wildlife habitat <br /> assessment. <br /> Mir. Blakeman argued there are two lots on either side that have not had a <br /> problem. Mr. Sherman stated they are 1-4 all the way down. He continued, <br /> if they can come up with an alternative for haybales and silt screens.....he <br /> suggested he try to set up anon-site with Don Liptack of the Soil <br /> Conservation Service, an erosion consultant, to see if he has some ideas. He <br /> did not want to put Mr. Blakeman to additional expense. <br /> Mr. Rosenberg asked haw they would get the wader service in? It will be <br />� done by hand. Mr. Sherman stated that would be conditioned and there <br /> would be apre-work on-site. <br /> Public comment: none. <br /> VOTE: Motion made and seconded to continue the hearing at the request of <br /> the applicant to 17 September 1998 at 8:30 p.m. Unanimous Vote. <br /> HEARING CONTINUED. <br /> 9:10 CRAIG LYNCH, 70 Poppanesset Island Road, continued from 6 <br /> August 1998. Amy Ball presenting. She Mated the Commission had asked <br /> for details regarding the French drain and the diywell. <br /> Mr. Green added, and the pool apron. <br /> Ms Ball pointed out the area of the drain on two sides of the pool. Mr. Green <br /> staffed it is pitched towards the revetment. Instead of being captured, the <br /> run-off will put hydraulic pressure on the revetment. <br />