Laserfiche WebLink
• correctly. Jack said the owner of the property is ultimately responsible for anything that <br /> happens on his property. <br /> Bob said regarding the sand on tar area which is not part of this application, he can't <br /> say what sand was added or removed with the moving of the rocks. <br /> Motion made, seconded and unanimously carried to issue a positive determination as <br /> the applicant fails to meet those requirements by supplying the necessary information <br /> and plans for the provisions of Section 70. <br /> 7:20 p.m., Peter Merino, 18 Quaker Run Road (construct circular crushed stone <br /> driveway). Bob said he doesn't think the amended order should be denied. However, <br /> he has not had a chance to go to the site to check some erosion problems on the <br /> property, so he recommends we close the issue pending his confirmation that the <br /> erosion problem has been resolved. <br /> Motion made, seconded and unanimously carried to approve the amended order <br /> subject to the report of the Conservation Agent regarding the erosion problems. <br /> 7:25 p.m., Steven Cowen, 27 Fiddler Crab Lane (construct new path and landscape). <br /> Mr. Cowen was present. Bob reviewed the plan and recommended approval. <br /> Motion made, seconded and unanimously carried to approve the plan. <br /> 7:30 p.m., Nicholas Avitabile, 49 Cayuga Avenue (install lawn, brick patio and <br /> landscaping). Mr. and Mrs. Avitabile and their son were present. Bob said he has <br /> been working with Mr. Avitabile and his son with a plan that would meet our standards. <br /> Bob did some nitrogen calculations and other work. He was to meet him today to go <br /> over the plan with the idea that they would work further on it and have a plan which <br /> could be acceptable. When he went out there, he found a large area of vegetation cut, <br /> which he had told them in an earlier meeting not to cut, an illegal deck, an illegal <br /> driveway, the loam for the lawn had already started to be replaced around the property <br /> without a permit, and he recommended we deny the permit and issue an enforcement <br /> order. <br /> Mrs. Avitabile said they have worked with Mr. Sherman for the past 2 112 years on their <br /> plan for the property they've owned for 30 years. In November 1999 they received a <br /> note that they are in Zone 2 requiring a septic V system, they went to the Barnstable <br /> Registry of Deeds and were told they were not in Zone 2. Then they learned that their <br /> property had a very small piece of wetlands on it. They hired Mr. Ball, Horsley & <br /> Witten, who said according to State regulations their property is not wetlands, but <br /> according to Mashpee it was. Their property was reduced to half the size, and the <br /> zoning was changed requiring them to install a denitrification septic system which sits <br /> in front of their front stairs, and now they hear it's not necessary. They can't have a <br /> • <br /> 0 <br />