03/16/2000 CONSERVATION COMMISSION Minutes

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The Shellfish Constable has expressed concern as this is prime shellfish area and has requested Applicant somehow prevent the float from disturbing the shellfish beds during low tide. Mr. Hayes noted "stops," have been provided for this purpose. At this point, lid'. Sherman asked for actual water depths located at the corners of the float. Mr. Hayes responded the depths to be approximately 2 . 1. Mr. Sherman suggested additional depths are required at the 20 inch mark, to which Mr. Hayes agreed this could be addressed prior to the zoning Board of Appeals Hearing. There was some discussion regarding conditioning based upon the size of the unit/water depth at mean low. George Green requested additional stops at the base of the pole be provided. lir. Hayes agreed to any conditions imposed by the Commission. Mr. Hayes stated the wiles would not be removed each year, but rather would remain in the water, which would prove to be less intrusive to the sensitive area. Diane Boretos suggested a particular type of runner be used "feet" which would disturb less area and which are deemed to be highly functional . Mr. Hayes suggested installing "feet" onto the runners, which he incorporate into the design. There being no pudic input or further Commission discussion, the chairman entertained a motion. MOTION.- George Green made a motion to continue this matter to March 30th at p.m. at the request of the Applicant� which motion was seconded by Carol Moore and so voted unanimously. Richard Sturm, 53 Godfrey Road,, continued from March 2nd. Notice of Intent. The Chairman recognized David. Sanicki, Cape and Island Engineering, who explained this ratter had been continued in order that the proposal be reduced by 10 feet at the request of the Harbormaster. The revisions to the plan having been made and filed with the Commission, Mr. Sanicki explained the Applicant is presently in possession of an existing on-site dock license. The proposal being made is to remove said dock. References were being Stade t the plan with regard to water depths, Applicant' s boat, and depth to water line calculations. The Board of Appeals Hearing is scheduled for April 12, 2000 . Mr. Sanicki agreed to provide the Commission with a letter making reference to the Moat requirements. There being no public comment or further Commission discussion, the Chairman entertained a motion.