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r <br /> Mashpee Conservation Commission <br /> Minutes of December 4,2008 <br /> Public Hearings <br /> Mashpee'Town Hall <br /> Present: Chair-man Jack Fitzsimmons, Robert Anderson, Jeff Cross, John Rogers, Cass Costa, Len Pinaud <br /> Also Present: Conservation Agent-Drew McManus, Asst. Conservation Agent-Liz Leidhold <br /> The meeting was called to order with a quorum by Chairman Fitzsimmons at 6:55 pm. <br /> Pre/Post Hearine Aptenda <br /> 1 Administrative Approval: SE 43-2512— 155 Popponessett Island Road <br /> Dan Selene of Landscape Architects in Falmouth is representing the homeowners who are <br /> requesting small changes in the pool area, which has been previously approved in an order of <br /> conditions. Construction is currently underway on the project and the pool area is expected to <br /> begin as soon as next week., The owners hope to complete work as early in the season as possible <br /> in order to get the plantings ire place. original plans for comparison purposes were distributed to <br /> the Commission and Mr. Selene noted that the revisions and the original plans are very closely <br /> related. Mr. Selene intends to work within the footprint of the original plan with a few <br /> modifications. In the new plans, the homeowner will relocate the spa closer to the house, <br /> reversing the location of the spa and pool in the original plans. The corners of the terrace will <br /> remain as in the original plan. On the revised plans, the tan area represents the new footprint and <br /> the dark brown areas will a removed from the project. Fool will a stretched by 15"toward the <br /> house, a 32' pool was permitted and the homeowner is wishing to extend the length to 33 1/'. <br /> Typically a pool is approximately o' but the homeowner is installing a smaller pool due to lot <br /> coverage issues. The homeowners are also requesting an infinity edge for the pool requiring a <br /> trout which will be flush with the ground and will cover 78 square feet, to re-circulate the water. <br /> Stairs have been reconfigured, eliminating one set of steps to reduce coverage at the house end of <br /> the pool terrace. The coverage area being removed is 55 square feet which creates a net increase <br /> of 23 square feet(5x5). The homeowner proposes to mitigate for the increased coverage by <br /> adding 348 square feet of plantings to total 4,638 square feet of mitigation plantings. The <br /> mitigation plantings are highlighted in the plans by the green area near the pool and trough <br /> resource areas. Agent McManus had no issues with the revisions and felt that great detail was <br /> r provided for the project. The Agent recommends approval. Mr. Cross inquired about the <br /> elevation of the pool. 11Ir. Selene responded that the pool terrace is 30" above the lawn, as <br /> permitted. <br /> Motion made,'seconded and unanimously carried to Administratively Approve SE 43-2512. <br /> 2 wildfire'Treatment Grant-Mashpee River Woodlands <br /> Mashpee Fire Chief George Baker was present to discuss the grant. Agent McManus indicated <br /> that he had been working with Bill Clark of Cape Cod Cooperative Extension to have the Mashpee <br /> Diver woodlands surveyed for wildfire assessment. The report has been released and the <br /> Conservation Department now wishes to pursue grants for treatment, particularly for the area <br /> where the woods meet the housing area. At this point, the application needs to be seat in and i <br /> awarded, decisions can be made as to hove best to allocate the funds. Chief Baker addressed the <br /> Commission about the availability of grant funds and the wildfire threat in Mashpee. Chief Baler <br /> indicated that the Cape has historically been very vulnerable to wildfires and more recently a <br /> threat due to increased population. Chief Baler has been involved over the last tree years with <br />
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