3/27/2014 CONSERVATION COMMISSION Minutes

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i Conservation Commission Minutes March 27, 2014 Mashpee Town Hall waqu it and Ockway Meeting Rooms Commissioners: Board Members Ralph Shag, John Rogers, Mark N. Gurnee, Brad Sweet, , Robert Anderson, Dale McKay, and Associate Member Louis DlMeo. Staff Present: Conservation Agent Andrew McManus and Administrative Secretary Cynthia Barton. CALL MEETING To ORDER: 5:55 p.m. The Meeting was called to order with a quorum by Acting Chairman Ralph Shaw at 5:55 p.m. PRE/POST-HEARING AGENDA: Minutes: Approve March 13, 2014 Minutes. Motion: Brad Sweet made a motion to approve the Minutes of March 13, 2014, seconded by Mr. Rogers.. vote was unanimous. Administrative Review:: 403 Great oak Road, SE -2481. Proposed changes: locate dwelling further away from the Resource Area and cantilever deck with concrete pier footings. Matt Costa, Costa Associates, represented the request and stated that the new house will be further array from the wetland. There will not be a change in the limit of work. The Board of Health has approved the proposed septic system. The Agent said that the scope of the changes is minor and is within the previously approved work limit. The proposed house will be located further away from the resource area with a smaller footprint. This coastal bank is by slope,definition only and not a sediment source for dov adrift resource coastal areas; therefore, there ill be no ad verse effect with the proposed cantilevering of the deck. He recommended approval of the Administrative Review. Motion: Mr. Sweet rade a motion to approve the Administrative Review, seconded by Mr. Rogers. Mote was unanimous - . 4 HEARINGS: 6:00 Ann Marie Durnais, 372 I lonomosooy Road. Proposed pier, ramp and float. Continued from January 9, 2014 at request est of engineer-. NOL i. Resource Areas: Land under Ocean, LSCSF (Land Subject to Coastal Storm Flog), Salt Marsh, Bordering vegetated Wetland, Coastal Bank, Land Containing Shellfish. Mark Burtis, Little Diver Boatyard, represented the Applicant and said that the homeowner bought this waterfront property with the intent of building a pier, ramp and float. It will consist of a 12'x48' elevated fined pier with a gangway down to a float with 12 piles on Great River. Harbormaster ter Stephen Mone has approved the proposal. Shellfish Constable Fick York requested additional piling for the float stops. He explained that the float stops are constructed to allow for shellfishing during lour tide.