09/19/2002 CONSERVATION COMMISSION Minutes

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Motion made, seconded and unanimously carried to grant a continuance to October 3 at 7:45 p.m. at the request of the applicant. 7:50 P,r . Ell Florence, 110 Popponesset load (demolish house and rebuild Wth two additions and relocate septic system). Tony Carter, representing the applicant, presented the pian. Bob recommended approval contingent on confirmation from the Building Inspector that there is no increase in the number of bedrooms. Motion made, seconded and unanimously carried to close the hearing and issue an Order of Conditions with the provision that the architectural plans be reviewed by the Conservation Agent and the Building Inspector to ensure there is no increase in the number of bedrooms. 7.55 Pira* Bernard Pems ei , 161 Camel's Island Road (continued from 9/5). Bob said he contacted Mr. Perhstein who said that he needs more information on how the poison ivy was to be removed and clarification on the plan. In addition, their landscaper was supposed to get in touch with Bob, but has not done so. Bob recommended a continuance. Michael and Elliot recommended that a continuance be granted provided the applicant makes the request in writing within five days of this meeting} which right provide impetus for them to contact their landscaper. Motion made# seconded and unanimously carried to grant a continuance to October 3 at :30 p.m. providing that the applicant rakes a request in writing for the continuance within five days of this meeting. p.m. Russell Lowe, 11 Harbor fridge Road {continued from 9/5). Norman Hayes representing the applicant, described the 9105/02 plan of record which shovers the four changes as required at the last meeting -- i.e. the septic being outside the 100 ft., the work line, the w1ildflower or native grass mix, and the slope stabilization 100 ft. from the pocket bank. Elliot asked about an underground foundation. Norman said the demolition was solely above ground structure} so there will be no disturbane of anything subgrade. Elliot asked for comments from the public regarding the demolition of the existing house. Margaret McConnell, 7 Harbor Fridge Drive, said the septic systema has not been refiled with the Board of Health. Norman said he and Bob had a meeting with Glen Harrington, who said there's no need for any hearing on it, just submit the plan and it will be approved. Elliot said our approval will be subject to getting approval of the septic system from the Board of Health, that the septic system in Its new location is not in the jurisdiction of the Conservation Commission. Marshall Brer, 21 Harbor Fridge Drive} said he attended the August 22nd hearing and at that time he and others thought this project was very complex. Now it's described as a very simple situation, but he thinks it's still complex. Elliot said there was an item with respect to the coastal bank which was not shorn on the plan presented on August 22.