10/3/2002 CONSERVATION COMMISSION Minutes

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No one was present to represent the applicant. Bob reported that on Monday he,, Don Liptack and Mike Talbot visited the site, which has a serious slope problem. They rade applicant put up a plywood work limit. Don told applicant to get his dry wells in now and do some temporary work to control the problem before there is a spill into the wetlands Bob care back to office and checked the measurements submitted, and on Wednesday he went back to the site and found that the work limit is at feast 10 feet f rtlner down the slope than indicated on the plan. Don had initially suggested steps to remedy the problem, but now the work requirements are more extensive. Bob told the applicant that he has to submit a revised plan to remedy the problem. Bob had expected the applicant to attend this meeting. Motion made, seconded and unanimously carried to grant the applicant a continuance to October 17 at 7;35 p.m., subject to applicant's request within five days from this meeting. Otherwise the matter will be denied and an enforcement order will be issued. 7:46 .m., Shoestring Bay Realty Trust, 23 Shoestring Bay Road (continued from September . Bob stated that the new proposed footprint is considerably closer to the resource area than the old footprint. Michael and he have not been able to coordinate a meeting to discuss this, so Bob recommends a continuance. Motion made,, seconded and unanimously carried to grant the applicant a continuance to October 31 at :00 p.m. 7:50 .m., Willowben 1 Development corp,, 69 Shoestring Bay Road (construct and maintain single anvil dwelling, driveway, utilities and landscaping (renew SE 43-1794). Bob explained that Amy Ball, applicant's representative, had to reapply, because the original application was going to expire. She is not requesting any change from the previous filing -- it's the same footprint as approved earlier. Motion made, seconded and unanimously carried to close the application. 7:55 P.m, Stephen Zubficki, Jr, 22 Fells Pond Road (clear area of low shrubs and undergrowth). Mr. Zubricki was present. Diane said the area where clearing is requested was cleared about a year ago. She said it is a tight lot, and building a house there would probably not be allowed today. She recommended that clearance be limited to five feet from the edge of the deck. Motion made, seconded and unanimously carried for a legative 2 Approval, subject to submission of a plan approved by the Assistant Conservation Agent. 8:00 p.m, Alfred Houston, 52 old Dock Lane (construct family room addition, screen porch, deck, garage and remove lawn). Tony Ferragamo represented the applicant and presented the plan. Diane recommended approval of the project. Bob recommended we make a note on the application that this plan and approval does not certify river front or coastal bank jurisdiction. But if it is a coastal bink, it's 85 to 90 feet away, so it's approvable anyway. 6