4/1/2010 CONSERVATION COMMISSION Minutes

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r - hist rically at the outlet of Mashpee/Wal eby where the river starts and removed sand that has built up on both sides. The Agent removed some of the boards from Santuit Pond and Johns Pond. • Dumr)ina Updates camera trial? —Agent McManus discovered another pile near Johns Pond with a bag full of bank financial statements which contains contact information. A citation has been sent to the responsible.party. This will rake four separate dumpings in two weeks. Form 2: Attach to all Administrative Approvals—A checklist has been created which is available on line to assist applicants with the process and what needs t b included when submitting lip p paperwork. Form 2, Status of Board of Appeals Jurisdiction, will noir be included on the checklist because of a recent filing that involved an applicant that wanted to re-locate a pool that was previously permitted. Conservation had approved the Administrative Approval but because a pool is considered a structure, any revisions also need to be approved with the Building Department. Wearing Agenda 7:00 Jamie shone NOI SE -2600 (49 Tide Faun)— Demo 1 Rebuild uild Fire Damaged Florae Applicable Resource Area: CEC Flood Zone & Buffer Zone to Coastal Bank Attorney Herrin Kirr ane represented the homeowner and mentions the concerns from the Board at the last meeting of,the location of the dwelling and the pool/patio and since then have reprised the plans to pull the pool back a.n.0 align it with the eisting foundation of the house. Steve Wilson n from Banter Nye also explains that the pool feature and patio have been pulled back and they do still-ha e.the two work limits one having a chain link fence to prevent construction equipment rear the'existing bank and damaging any tribes. The second limit is at the top of the bank for the landscapework Dan Solein from.Solein Landscape talks about the plantings which have.been revised and the buffer expanded du ,t the-•increased setback of the structure. There is about 1200 sq. ft of native plants within the buffer which is 1100 sq. ft. more than the existing plantings. The project is a significant improvement otthe present conditions and will also consist of three new trees that will replace the three trees th ,w r ",previously removed off of the bank. The situation g ill be nnuch richer for gild life and much more stable because of all the new plantings. Mr. Solein believes that the pool will be the focus of activity and lessen the impact of foot and play traffic through the resource area. Mr. Sweet questions the levels as the street seems to be the "high' point and dips in the front yard, irises to the house and rises again to the bank so he is concerned of the drainage. Mr. Solein states that with the construction of the house, the front yard will be leveled and there will no longer be a dip in the front. Mr. Wilson shows four leach pits to pick up all the hard surface drainage and recharged into the' ground. A perk test will be completed within one geek, Agent McManus"believes that the improvements are right in line as to where they were left off at the I previousmeetings.-,".�The planting plan is a tremendous upgrade to existing conditions. Mr. McManus mentions a letter received from an abutter that he will read in summary for the record. Mr. McManus recommends a close and issue. Motion made,seconded and unanimously carried to Close and Issue 7:03 .Jamie Weinstein AOC SE 43-2135 387 Monomoscoy Road Modify Landscaped Areas, Extend stnri andIZI-Pier Continued o 4129/90 @ . m Applicable �rc;� s . r�ea: Land Subject to Coastal Storm Flow a ffer done o Marsh. b. ., 4 ....i .I i k,. + Motion made,,seconded and unanimously carried for a continuan a unti14/29/10 at 7:06 pm t,.t ,kms 2 Lf