5/25/2017 CONSERVATION COMMISSION Minutes

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a 6:06 Mark R. and Robin L. Galante, 164 Captains Row. Proposed addition to existing dwelling. At request of engineer, continued from 5111/2017 due to conflict of interest. RDA Resource Area: Riverfront (Mashpee River) Buffer Zone to coastal Bank} LSCSF, BVW Jack Landers- auley, civil engineer, represented the applicants. He described the project is the construction of an.18' by 18' gide addition with no new bedrooms. He noted on the plan the work limit line which has been staked. There are no changes on the seaward side of the house, ' The Agent noted the Board of Health comments: that a septic inspection is required prior to building permit si noff and the proposed addition must have a 6' gide entranceway into the proposed room. He noted the project meets the performance standards. No comments from the public Motion: Mr, McKay moved a negative Determination, seconded by Mr. smith, Vote unanimous -o 6;09 Michael D. and Angela Madnick, 27 Uncatena Road, Proposed hot tub and hardscape installation, tree pruning. RDA Jack Landers-cauley, civil Engineer} represented the applicant and stated there was a deficiency in the filing regarding the mitigation and requested a continuance. Motion' Mr. McKay moved to continue the hearing at the request of the engineer to June ath at 6: 12 p,,m.,-seconded by Mr. smith. vote unanimous 6-01P 6:12 Seaward Investments, LLC, 6.2 Waterway. Proposed demolition/rebuild of dwelling septic system upgrade, hardscape improvements and mitigation plantings. Resource Area: LSCSF, buffer zone to coastal bank and sand Under ocean Tom Dunker, BSS Design, represented the applicants. He described the project is to raze the existing house and to construct a new house. The proposed house will be feet further from the high water line. A new septic system will be constructed in the front yard.under the driveway. The number of bedrooms is not being increased due to the fact they are in Zone II of a public grater supply. Dry wells will be installed to contain roof runoff and the limit of work will be marked. Andrew Garulay, Yarmouth Dort Design Group, explained the mitigation; The project proposes to restore over 1500 square feet of native planting in open areas and where invasive plantings will be removed. He described the mitigation plan which will consist of native plantings. The cedar Tree and 1 r' oak will be preserved. The Agent shoved images of the area and suggested conditions that every tree that is to be paved that these trees are clearly protected so the contractors don't damage them or take there down. There is no adverse impact to the performance standards. He noted