04/11/2019 CONSERVATION COMMISSION Minutes

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HEARINGS: 6:00 Paul A. & Cynthia A. Jalbert, 43 Monahansett Road. Proposed landscape and hardscape modifications. At request of applicant, continued from 2/14, 3/28 — mitigation plan required. RDA Motion: Mr. Sweet moved at the request of the applicant to continue the hearing to May 9, 2019 at 6:00 p.m., seconded by Mr. Dalton. Vote unanimous 4-0 6:03 Kevin H. & Maryellen M. Kelley, 123 Tide Run. Proposed expansion of deck on existing dwelling. At request of applicant, continued from 3/28 — mitigation plan required. NOI Resource Area: Buffer zone to coastal bank, BVW, salt marsh, Land Under Ocean and ACEC. Ken Kenneth Breivogel, J. E. Landers-Cauley, represented the applicants. He stated they have submitted a revised plan and discovered there are two open Orders of Conditions on this property. The project consists of removing a patio and two stonewalls and extend the deck to the northern side of the house. They are proposing plantings as shown on the plan. There will be a foot passage way around the house. The Agent noted the bylaw requires investigation of previous permits that have not been closed out via a certificate of compliance. One was for the construction of the home in 2004 and the mitigation was never conducted so mitigation was updated and slightly increased. No comment from the public Motion: Mr. Sweet moved to Close and Issue, seconded by Mr. O'Neill. Vote unanimous 4-0 6:06 Larrson Family Trust, 72 Captains Row. Proposed replacement of existing structure with construction of pier, ramp and floats. At request of applicant, continued from 3/28 to allow for DEP review. NOI Resource Area: Land Under Ocean, Salt Marsh, Coastal Bank, Coastal Dune, LSCSF, LCS Ed Pesce, Pesce Engineering, represented the applicant. He stated they have received the DEP File number. He discussed the size of the float area proposed to reduce the size of the floats from 8' by 20' to 8' by 18' and the 6' by 12' to a 3' by 12' for a total of 180 square feet. In addition, the staff has researched previous Order of Conditions and there are four open Order of Conditions. One was the house addition that was never done and the other was for the seawall and the septic system. He noted he will prepare a revised plan. The Agent stated the closing of the open Order of Conditions is a housekeeping item and the applicant will proceed to close them out. The Agent commented at the last meeting there was discussion on mitigation and he clarified the updated portion of mitigation for docks and piers is in full effect and does not have to go to the Board of Selectmen for review. The only thing that has to go before the Selectmen is how to deal with it accounting wise. A special fund has to