02/06/2002 PLANNING BOARD Minutes

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1 lashpee Planning Board _ February 6, 2002 Minutes Members Present: Martine Meijedng; Chair, Dennis Bal arini, Beverly Kane, Dick Terry, Steve Dolan, Don Myers; Associate Member Also Present: Tom Fudala; Torn Planner, Charles Rowley; Consulting Engineer, Vella Stevens; Board Secretary Applicant: Willowbend Development Corp. Location: Between Quinaquisset Ave. and Shoestring Bay, and southwest of the intersection of Sampson Sampsons Mill Ted. and Simons Road. Request: Approval of modification of Special Permit; Filed May 2, 2001 Jack McElhinney, counsel for Willowbend reported that they had received approval from subcomrnittee of the Cape Cod Commission and that the final decision had been drafted. He had new information to ubmit to the Planning Board. He introduced Bruce Besse, project architect. Bruce presented plans and pointed out lots for potential 67 homes. He said that Willowbend would provide sewerage to Cotuit Bay Condominiums. He tallied about other environmental enhancements including a 20 acre donation of open space. He distributed copies of-draft from cape Cod Commission. Scott Hoarsely, Environmental Engineer tallied about ulster quality report. He pointed out mitigation wetland areas on map and said they were conservation ion restriction areas. He talked about shoreline protection-and made note of the 100 ft. buffer. He claims that the proposed plan gives more protection than the old plan. He made note of gable 2 on the water quality report and explained plans for reducing nitrogen loading. He said they were going to add a series of irrigation ponds and explained the process of grater banking. Dennis had a question about how they will replenish the water in the ponds. .Scott explained this,, in detail. He pointed out on the map where therexisting wells are and where proposed wells will be built. He said all-wells have been sampled with results to follow shortly. Dennis had a question about the plume. Jack said there are two groundwater treatment systems to intercept the plume and treat the pollutants. Torn Fudala noted that the water quality report doesn't address the questions of by-lavers including the calculations for nitrogen impact. He-said the report, doesn't follow the proper format. Martine introduced a motion to continue,this public hearing until later in the meeting, due to time scheduling. Motion by Dennis to continue until 8 p.m.; seconded by Steve; unanimous.