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4 DEP Superseding OOC onsite for 29 Hamblin Road, formerly Spohr but now Proul <br /> No COC had been issued for the property. The agent for DEP 6xamined the har lscapc, elevated <br /> patio and associated deck and determined that there vas no impact and that the structure could <br /> remain. However, the original plan called for mitigation in the area where the patio currently <br /> exists. Agent McManus further investigated and discovered that the patio had been approved by <br /> an RDA despite not having a COC. leo further details were available in the minutes. The RDA <br /> did not include the plan but Cape and Islands provided the plan that matches the existing patio. <br /> Additionally, a pathway leading to the pathway was approved by the Commission. <br /> DEP has now issued the COC. <br /> 5) Garner Parley Bog RFP <br /> Agent McManus met with the Town Manager's office to further discuss the RFPs utilizing an <br /> evaluation criterion sheet with a rating scale of advantageous, not advantageous and highly <br /> advantageous. Following the review it was determined that Quaker Run ranked not advantageous <br /> and Mandy Cranberry Trust not advantageous and Fairland Fan-ns ranked highly advantageous. <br /> All points were addressed in Fairland Farm's RFP, excluding positive references, which have <br /> since been received from the towns of Sharon and Falmouth. Agent McManus stated that if the <br /> Commission chooses to approve the Fairland Farms RFP, they will take over the Garner Farley <br /> Bog. After the bog is prepped for 2.-3 years, price quote percentages are 10% for the first year and <br /> 0% for the second and third year. <br /> Motion made, seconded and unanimously carried to Approve the RFP from Fairland Farms. <br /> Agent McManus will notify the other growers about the Commission's decision. <br /> HearingA ends <br /> 7:00 The Trust of the Cotuit Bay Condominium, N I—418 Quinaquisset Avenue (Vista <br /> pruning/vegetation control) <br /> Motion made, seconded and unanimously carried for a Continuance until 5/28/09 at 7:03 pm. <br /> 5 <br /> 7:03 Shane Caiao, SOI —8 Chart Way (Deno/construct house, bullhead repair) (Continued from <br /> 3/19/09) <br /> Jack Vaccaro of Vaccaro Consulting, along with Mark urtis of Little River Boatyard and architect Tim <br /> Luft of Architect Associates, were present to represent the applicant. The project was initially introduced <br /> to the Commission on March 19. The applicant is proposing to demolish the current single family r home <br /> located on a knoll and replace with a new home. Portions of the new structure will be located further <br /> back from the water and 100 linear feet of the bullhead along Poppone sett Creek will be backfilled fille to <br /> prevent further slumping. The Commission expressed initial concerns and asked that other options be <br /> considered for the property, such as reducing the hardape and reducing impact on the coastal bank. <br /> meeting with the Agent occurred to discuss additional ideas about the project. As a result, the applicant <br /> has eliminated the lover level garage and driveway located on the coastal bank. A two car garage is <br /> proposed at the site of the existing driveway. The applicant was also asked to reduce the size of the pool f <br /> and patio. Currently, a deck extends from the borne with a concrete patio beneath it and the pool and <br /> patio has now been designed to fit into the existing footprint of the deck and patio. The house is lamer <br /> clue to the need for the 2 car garage on the single lever but in the direction away from the creek. In order <br /> to balance the increased size of the garage, space was reduced frorn the main hart of the louse. Mr. Cross <br /> questioned the expansion of the building over the coastal bank, noting that it appeared 20% of the <br /> 2 <br />