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i <br /> S.' <br /> Chapter 172-Storm Eraser enc ertif*icate Quidmee Document <br /> including wood,plaster, foundation materials, cars, boats, refuse, and plant or animal <br /> matter which does not require filling, dredging or excavating a reso u-rce area to permit <br /> removal or access by heavy equipment. Debris may not be disposed of within r <br /> within 100 feet of (too feet of for the Riverfront Area) any resource area, <br /> 2 where the work is limited to the (legal) footprint of the structure which existed on <br /> the day before the storm event for which D.E.P. issued the applicable storm emergency <br /> regulations, and where the darnage is less than 50 percent of the pre-storm market value <br /> of the structure, as long as the repair meets all applicable requirements of the munici- <br /> pality's flood plain management ordinance adopted in accordance with the Federal <br /> Emergency Management Agency's National Flood Insurance Program 1 lirlimu n <br /> Requirements. Repairs made under the Federal Emergency Management Agency <br /> Housing Regulations a program to make homes habitable after disasters) are included <br /> under this subparagraph. Repair shall not be allowed under this subparagraph if the <br /> effects of the storm damaged a septic system or a well serving the building. Structures <br /> that have been displaced from their foundations are presumed to be greater than 50 <br /> percent damaged; this presumption may be overcome upon a clear shoring (approved <br /> by the Mashpec Building Department) that the structure is less than 50 percentda- <br /> maged. <br /> If the Conservation Commission determines that any repair authorized under this sub- <br /> section would cause alteration of a resource area, an Storm Emergency Certificate or a <br /> Notice of Intent may be required. <br /> provided, however, that debris may not be disposed of within or within 100 feet o <br /> (too feet of for such debris is placed within any resource areas as cited in Chapter 172, <br /> section 2. <br /> 4 provided, however, that no coastal bark, coastal dune or saltmarsh is altered. <br /> when such structures were previously licensed under M.G.L. Chapter 91 (where <br /> applicable) and permitted under M.G.L. Chapter 13 1, s, 40 and Chapter 172 of the <br /> Mashpe Code (where applicable), and provided that no coastal bank or coastal <br /> dune is destabilized, nor saltmarsh altered. <br /> Provided, however, that no sand shall be placed in vegetated resource areas, shellfish <br /> beds and/or saltmarsh. <br /> 'but only to the extent that such work is necessary to prevent imminent harm to the <br /> structure, where the damage is greater than 50 percent of the pre-storm market value of <br /> the structure and when done in accordance with Mashpee Building directives. Complete <br /> i <br />