10/4/2007 CONSERVATION COMMISSION Minutes

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towards Mr. Blythe and not hearing the abutters out.The members of the Commission explained that they are not defending M r. Blythe, are looking out for the environmental impact according to their purview.The Commission requested an updated plan from the applicant and his representatives as the one they were presented is from 2001, Tliey would like an updated plan to include the-current look of the vegetation and soundings information. The agent will be speaking.with the Board of Assessors and the Harbormaster to clarify some of the issues raised. Due to the number of questions raised and the meed for a new plan Mr. Hayes requested a continuance until 10118/07. Motion made, seconded and carried for a continuance for 10/18107 @ 7:12 p.m. 7;15 p.m. Mark and Mary Beth Tobin, r OI—96 Captains Row (Demolish and rebuild new single family hone with associated appurtenances) Torry Bunker from BSS Designs represented the applicants. He explained the applicants wi h'to demolish and rebuild a single family dwelling on their property. This plan will include removing a garage bay area and moving the ddvev ay as well as enlarging it. The hoard of Health did submit a letter stating that the paperwork Inas been filed on this project and is under review. There will be some grade change to eluate the house. Additional grade changes will take place in the driveway area where-per Mr. Michael Talbot's plan and explanation will raise approximately 1'. There will be drainage down and toward the road to handle'run off. The agent asked that as a condition of approval that the end of the driveway be permeable material such as pagers to help mitigate any run off issues as well. The Commissioners requested a house plan as a condition of approval as well. Motion made, seconded and unanimously carded to close and Issue, 7:18 p.m. Kenneth. Marst r , IIIOI—14 south Sandwich d (Remove.old vegetation and construct driveway on each lot with mitigating plantings) John siavinsky of Cape and Islands Engineering representing the applicant described their wish to construct a driveway on the property. The driveway had been previously approved but the approval had expired.The area was cleared and the cut ins for the driveways still exist. Mr. slavinsky has filed with Natural Heritage and is awaiting a response as far a vernal p of in the bog area is concerned. The agent does want that information as a condition of this approval but in his on site did see the necessary clearance to that area. The plans call for no additional tree removal which was the only.concern raised by the abutter present. The only suggestion to Mr. Slavinsky was that they-look at the trees they are planting due to an increase in a pure eating pest. The agent recommended approval with the condition that the vernal pool information be provided upon receipt. x Motion made, seconded and unanimously carried to Mose and Issue. :21 p.m.Jeffrey Wiesen, RDA—30 Wheelhouse Lane (Remove concrete pool deck, replace with wood deck) No one was present to represent the applicant. The agent did give the Commission some background on. the project. The applicant wishes to repair and replace a broken concrete decking around their pool. There will be no increase in size and where it abuts the coastal bank he will condition that mitigation plantings be planted as well as am disrupted plants be replanted. The went and Commission felt since the applicant had not appointed the agent their representative that the hearing be continued. Motion made, seconded and unanirnbusly carried for a continuance u nti110/1812007 a@ 7:15 p.m 7:24 Robert White O"Leary Trustee, NO]—1Tuspaqurin Rd (continued from 09/20107) The applicants have requested a continuance indefinitely. Motion made, seconded and unanimously cared for a continuance indefinitely. 7:27 p.m. Janet and Barry Krocl , i OI -4 Dross St (continued from 09/20/07) .John slavinsky representing the applicants presented a new landscape plan per the Commission's request at the last hearing. He also brought with him a letter.frorn the'Board of Health that stated the