2/4/1999 CONSERVATION COMMISSION Minutes

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February 1399 Page 8. received from ,AFC . He noted, on the third page, under 1 , this should be fine-tuned due to the OSHA regulations, Mr. Sherman asked if they could provide a sentence or two on how details will be worked out on the OSHA problem. Mr. Wirsen questioned the part that mentioned discharge of chlorinated water, if they are treating with granular activated carbon, why would they have a discharge of chlorinated water? Ms Balkus stated if there is too much bacteria in the surface water or in the shallow ground water that they are extracting, there may be a possibility of using sodium hydro hlora e pace-treat but it would be absorbed in the carbon. Mr. wirsen stated in ease of bypass. Mr. Johansen asked when the Town would get the money? FIs Balkus stated the only reason the money has not been received is because of the requirement to go through Town Meeting and the State Legislature. She provided an advanced copy of the work plan with the new drawings and will provide an index of the documents. Public comment: none. VOTE: lotion to close the hearing. Unanimous Vote. HEARING CLOSED. The lease was signed by the Commission. 7:50 JOHN J, REARDON for construction of a single family dw lliLng ars associated landscaping at 10 Wading Place Road. Michael trot ke presenting. Mr. Sherman stated New Seabury originally filed for three house lots and three septics were put and the three lots were cleared. only one house was completed and the permits have lapsed. In the interim a vernal pool was certified and there are very strict setbacks for vernal pools. It would preclude building on these two lots. He suggested the Commission might want to grant some latitude. There is a dearth of vegetation and perhaps more would be gained by allowing them to do plantings. There would have to be a revised plan pulling the house as far back as they can. This could be continued for a month, or indefinitely.