12/27/2007 CONSERVATION COMMISSION Minutes

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f 7:24 p.rn. New Seabury Properties,AOC}-4 Great Field Landing (Lot#3 Flat Pond Bubdiv. (construct a new single family home, landscaping, pool and associated appurtenances) Torn Jalowy, representative for the applicant described the project. The project includes the construction of a new single family hone with landscaping, pool as well as a patio. The pool area will also include a spa that has a spillway into the pool 'itself. The patio will be constructed of concrete with aggregate. The home will have.gutters tied into dry wells to help with run off. The agent stated that the landscaping will be an upgrade from.what currently exists and will improve the wildlife value. He recon mended approval and stated that the Board of Health had no issues with this filing either. The Commission asked about the plans and were filled in on the three plans A, B, c and that there are no foreseeable issues with drainage or run off. Each newhouse will contain five bedrooms and construction is slated to start in .January. Motion aide, seconded and unanimously carried to approve amended order as proposed 7:27 p.m. New Seabury Properties, AOC—29 Flat Pond Circle (Lot#9 Flat Pond Subdiv. (construct a new single family home, landscaping, pool and associated appurtenances) Torn Jalowy, representative for the applicant described the project. The project includes the construction of a new single family borne with landscaping, pool as well as a patio. The pool area will also include spa that has a spillway into the pool itself. The patio will be constructed of concrete with aggregate. The home will have gutters tied into dry wells to help with run off. The agent stated that the landscaping will be i an upgrade from what currently exists and will improve the wildlife value. He recommended approval and Mated that the Board of Health had no issues with this filing either. The Commission asked about the plans and were filled in on the three plans A, B, C and that there are no fore eeable.is ues with drainage or run off. Each new house will contain five bedrooms and construction is slued to start in January. Motion made, seconded and unanimously carried to approve amended order as proposed i 7:30 p.m. New Seabury Properties, AOC—32 Flat Pond circle (Lot#f4 Flat Pond Subdiv. (Construct a new single family home, landscaping, pool and associated appurtenances) Torn Jalowy, representative for the applicant described the project. The project includes the construction of a new single faftl t home with landscaping, pool as well as a patio. The pool area will also include a spa that has a spillway into the pool 'itself. The patio will be constructed of concrete with aggregate. The home will have gutters tied into dry wells to help with run off. The agent stated that the landscaping will be an upgrade from what currently exists and will improve the wildlife value. He recommended approval and stated that the Board of Health had no issues with this filing either. The Commission asked about the pians and were filled in on the three plans A, B, c and that there are no foreseeable issues with drainage or run off. Each new house will contain five bedrooms and construction is slated to start in-January. Motion made, seconded and unanimously carved to approve amended order as proposed -7:33 p.m. Jeep Place/Lauren Marino,, RDA—24.deep Place (After the fact plantings of Arbor vitae} a wooden fence and a single juniper) (Previously filed for by Mr. Latham and continued from the 1010412007 hearing) The agent stated that the applicants had not submitted the new lot plans that were requested by the abutters at the last hearing. The application has been continued now four times and the agent suggested that at the next hearing they rule on the rbor itaes which are within the conservation jurisdiction, The Commission pondered whether the rest of the matters would be better seared on the civil level and all agreed to put that out as an option at the next hearing as well. Motion made, seconded and unanimously carried for a continuance until January 24, 2008 @ 7:00 p.m. 7:36 p.m. John Petrick, #dol—106 captain's Row (continued from 1211312007) (Pier, ramp, float) John Slavinsky of cape and Islands Engineering described the applicants wish to move his existing float to be able to place it back in the water. The project had interim approval for the float but that is not recognized by the corps of Engineers and the Harbormaster thought it posed a navigational hazard. The Harbormaster feels that the area is a moo,ring field and thus the applicant was not able to put his float I