3/13/2014 CONSERVATION COMMISSION Minutes

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r k L Bylaw, Chapter 172 which requires wildlife habitat evaluation. The Agent said the Woods Hole Croup needs to request a waiver of this requirement. The Agent said the narrative requests maintenance m perpetuity and he didn't bink the Commissioners should grant this and suggested to add In language to the Order of Conditions; if approved, any maintenance that needs to be performed on this project requires certain number of days prior notification to the conservation department so the conservation department can review what is being maintained.and the scale of the maintenance. This would give the Commission an opportunity to comment and possibly require additional permitting. The Agent recommended a Close and Issue with the understanding regarding the maintenance in perpetuity request and noted there is a template condition that lets the pernmt holder know that the Commission does reserve the right to require additional measures (to protect the resource areas) and to amend or even revoke the permit. r No Comment from the Public Motion: Mr. Gurnee moved to Close and Issue as outlined by the Agent, Seconded by Nor. Sweet. vote -o unanimous. 6:06 Alfred S. DeFazio,204 Captain's Row. Proposed pier, ramp,float,and replacement of an existing stairway. Continued from February 27. Per Drew's instructions if new planting plan has not.been received, applicant must request continuance. N01 Resource Areas: Riverfront(Mashpee River), LSCSF, Salt Marsh, Land Under water body. Material Submitted: 204 Ca taro"s Row. Photos of site,Mitigation Planting Plan g g prepared by Gardens and Greenscape, Inc, dated 3/13/14, Proposed Pier, Ramp and Float Site Flan prepared by Cape & Island Engineering dated 12/2/13. r Matt Costa, Cape &Island n ineerm" g� was representing the applicant. Matt noted they revised the plan and provided a mitigation planting plan by a licensed contractor. The Agent reviewed that the COC for 204 Captain's Row did not pass and that he required the homeowner to present a planting plan to the Conservation Department. The condition stipulates that the mitigation plantings must be between the pool and the marsh. The Agent explained the mitigation was a direct requirement of the unauthorized construction of a pool and deck. The pool deck was retro-permitted with this mitigation regwrement and since the COC inspection did not pass, a mitigation plan was required before this hearing can go forward. The Agent suggested if the Commissioners approve thisproject, that there be an order requiring the installation of these mitigation plantings as per the plan prior to any work starting on.the dock and pier. Matt described the proposed project for the construction and maintenance of a residential pier,rarp and.float in the waters of the Mahpee River. The project site is located