2/14/2013 CONSERVATION COMMISSION Minutes

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clarification of the location of the trees to be removed. The argent and Mr. Sterych pointed out the specific location ilia the plans and photos displayed. Motion marde, seconded and unanimously carried for ar !Negative Determination 6.09 James Gomes 3 Tamberlane Drive Replace existing,wooden dock with an aluminum dock in the sane footprint. RDA Resource Area; Land Under Water, Inland Bank Material submitted: er im Approval Plans- Hand drawn 1995- submitted By Owner Mr. Gomes presented the request to the commission. The agent explained that Mr. Gomes' dock has a Chapter 91 Interim Approval license, thus confirming the dock's grandfathered status. Commissioner Gurnee asked about a missing piece of the dock based on the photos on display of the existing layout. Mr. Gomes.explained that the piece of the old dock went missing in a storm and was nearer retrieved. Mr. Gomes stated the new aluminum dock will occupy the same footprint of the existing layout shown on the Ch. 91 plan of record and will also allow for more sunlight penetration. The agent informed Mr. Gomes that the Harbor Master and Concorn are requiring all docks to have the property address permanently affixed to the dock as well as any associated permit #. The argent asked for Mr Gomes to contact the Conservation office once the dock is in place to verify the display of the property address. 4 !dation made, seconded and unanimously carried for a Negative Determination 6:12 Jeffrey & Sheila E dent erg (16 Squaw's Ln Demo/rebuild single family hone and new Title 1 Septic- NOII Resource Areas LSCSF, Buffer Zone to Coastal Dune Material submitted: Plan of Existing Conditions - 1126112 Capp & Islands Engineering Proposed House Reconstruction 1123113 Cape & Islands Engineering [30:251 Jack Vaccaro from Vaccaro Environmental consulting is representing the applicant for John Sl vinski from Cape & Islands Engineering. Mr. Vaccaro explains that they are proposing to tear down the existing home and replace it with a neer single family home in the same footprint. There will be some increase in the existing grade and foundation to get the home out of the fled zone A as well as achieve a 5 foot separation from groundwater for the septic installation. There will also be a stone retaining wall (landscape wall) constructed around the home. A drip strip will be installed around the perimeter of the 'home to handle roof runoff. The agent verified that the driveway will be a pervious surface. An abutter questioned the height of the retaining wall as he was concerned about runoff being directed towards his property. The consultant assured the abutter that runoff onto his property would not be an issue. i Motion made, seconded and unanimously carried to Close and Issue 6:15 Mark & Sally Goggin Taffra itWay) Install 130 linear feet of timber retaining wall along the edge of lawn - N01 Resource Area: LSCSF, coastal bane B VW Material submitted: Proposed Wooden Retaining Wall 1125113 Cape & IslandsBeer. ng Jack Vacarro is representing the applicant along with John Slavinsky from cape and Islands Engineering. Mr. Vacarro describes the project. The applicants are proposing to install 155 linear feet of timber retaining wall along the top of the coastal bark for the purposes of protecting their property from further erosion. Mr. Vacarro described the erosion situation at the property and explained that one cedar tree may be adversely affected from the construction and could possibly be removed. commissioner Gurnee questioned this potential removal and the necessity of this project as it involves armoring a coastal bark. The went clarified that this coastal bank does not provide a sediment source for coastal resources such as coastal beach and dune. This coastal bank provides limited protection from storm damage. The