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CONSERVATION COMMISSION
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04/29/2004
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house is actually pressed right up against the 35 ft. buffer line. Generally we require that we <br /> have a hay hale line, a s t fence, and then some space there i which to work. When he checked <br /> the fihng, there was a note saying the applicant would revegetate any disturbed areas within that <br /> 3 5 ft. buffer. First, there isn't even room for a hay bale lune. He would need to see a very clear <br /> methodology in writing that would explain how that house can be built without disturbing the <br /> area. Ids understanding of the -law is that the 35 ft. buffer zone is Mnvioiate, and we aren't <br /> allowed to permit any disturbance in that area. We can give the 15 ft. from the 50 to 35 ft., but <br /> we can't give even one foot beyond that. our precedent has never allowed that. The hay bale <br /> lire goes on the upland side of the 35 ft. line. Mr. Grot # e said they could have a chain lint <br /> fence and the silt fence attached to it. <br /> Ms. Turano+Flores said she would like to hire an experienced landscaper like Don Schall to <br /> cone up with a plan for the herbaceous area and have It reviewed by Mr. Gray prior to the next <br /> hearong. The applicant will.pay Mr. Gray's retainer for this. <br /> Motion made, seconded and unanimously carried to grant a continuance to June 10 at 7 p.rn., <br /> at the request of the applicant. <br /> 7:15 p.m., Marietta G r ula, 18 Sextant Circle (landscape, plantings, after-the-fact 1 . Bob <br /> said the applicant has agreed to do plantings to enhance the area, and he recommended <br /> approval. <br /> Motion made, seconded and unanimously carried to approve the plan. <br /> 7.20 p.m., willow end Development Corporation #Conservation l estrrc ons. Fiat Butler and <br /> Bruce Bessie represented the applicant and gave preliminary presentation on to <br /> conservation restrictions for which they will request our and the Board of Selectmen" approval. <br /> They will melee another presentation on May h at the public Comment at 6.55 p.m. <br /> 7.40 p.m,, Peter Maglione, o Ockway Bay Road (fence installed around pool, after the fact). <br /> Bob recommended vire grant a continuance and advise that this is the first and only continuance <br /> we will grant because it is an enforcement situation' <br /> Motion made, seconded and unanimously carded to grant a continuance to May 13 at 7.50 <br /> p.m., at the request of the applicant, with the near understanding that this is the one and only <br /> contnuance that Anoll be permided. <br /> I <br /> i <br /> 7:45 p.m,,, Armando Vicente, 60 Cove Road (continued from 15/04). Bob recommended a <br /> continuance. <br /> Motion made# seconded and unanimously canned to grant a continuance to May 13 at 7.55 <br /> p.m., at the request of the applicant. <br /> 7.50 p.m., Robert rt Najarian, 8 Bowspdt Point(continued from 4/15/04). Robert Gray and Roger <br /> Michniewicz represented the applicant. Mr. Gray described the project. Since they are not <br /> pursuing any vista pruning other than the phragmite , Bob recommended leaving that issue to <br /> an amended order. We could approve the plan with the condition that no phragmites control <br /> I <br /> shall proceed un l vire have an amended order for a plan which is approvable. <br /> 6 <br />
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