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(3) Prior to the start of work, or within hours thereafter, a plan and/or written narrative describing the nature of the emergency work roust be submitted to and approved by the Commission or its Agent. (4) N emergency work may begin until after an on-site meeting with the lashpee Conservation Agent/Assistant Conservation Agent or a designated representative of the Commission. (5) At this on-site meeting, the Agent/Assistant Agent or other designated representative of the Commission may impose conditions (relating to work/construction methodology) deemed necessary to protect the wetland values of Chapter 172 of the Mashpee Code. If so, said conditions will be provided in writing at the time of said on-site meeting, or as soon thereafter as possible. Failure to agree to or follow these conditions shall be due cause for stopping all work. (6) Upon failure to meet the above requirements, the Commission may order all such work stopped and, after notice and a public hearing, revoke or modify an. emergency project approval and order restoration and mitigation measures. (7) A permit application, as per normal procedures as described in other sections of this Chapter, may be required by the Commission at any time from. the commencement of work until 60 days thereafter. Said application, if required, shall address the emergency work and/or restoration/mitigation work. deemed,necessary to protect the wetland values of Chapter 172. Submitted by the Conservation. Commission Explanation: This revision is necessary because of contradictory language in the earlier version. It also is designed to more carefully control and clarify emergency work. There have been problems with work going beyond predetermined limits and where further work to mitigate damage to wetland interests became necessary. Motion made by Peter D nizio, Motion: I move Article 13 be voted as printed In the warrant. Motion passes at :56 p.m.