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<br />6:09 Todd A. West, 362 Monomoscoy Road. Proposed septic upgrade to an RDA <br />innovative/alternative system. Representative: Meyer and Sons, Inc. <br /> <br />In response to Ms. Clapprood on the proposed septic upgrade to allow for an increase in <br />bedrooms, the applicant indicated there were no proposed plans. In response to Mr. <br />McManus, the applicant indicated the septic plans had been approved by the Board of <br />Health. Mr. McManus noted there was no proposed expansion of the house’s footprint and <br />it was outside of 100 feet from any other wetland areas. Some trees must be removed to <br />accommodate new septic system, but it is unclear which ones and how many. Mr. McManus <br />has spoken with Board of Health Agent on 4-20-23 and confirmed that the septic permit to <br />Board of Health was received and approved. Mr. McManus recommended a negative <br />determination with issuance subject to clarification on tree removals and possible mitigation, <br />thereof. <br /> <br />Mr. Colombo commented that if there were an eventual increase in bedrooms the property <br />would be subject to new regulations regarding nitrogen. <br /> <br />Mr. McManus asked about the removal of trees and wanted to know the number. It was <br />agreed this was something that staff would follow up on. <br /> <br />Mr. Cook made a motion for a negative determination with the condition the applicant work <br />with staff on the number of trees to be removed and replaced, which was seconded by Ms. <br />Godfrey. <br /> <br />Roll Call Vote: <br />Steve Cook (Yes) <br />Marjorie Clapprood (Yes) <br />Sandra Godfrey (Yes) <br />Erin Copeland (Yes) <br />Paul Colombo (Yes) <br />5 – 0 Unanimous <br /> <br />6:12 Jack Foster, Allyson Poole-Foster and Lauren C. Foster, 31 Wheelhouse Lane. NOI <br /> Proposed raze and replace existing dwelling, replace pool and patio, new gravel driveway, <br /> landscaping and hardscaping. Representative: Cape & Islands Engineering, Inc. <br /> <br />Ms. Clapprood asked about the septic system and bedrooms. There is no increase <br />proposed. Mr. Colombo indicated that the applicant would have to come back if an increase <br />was necessary. Ms. Godfrey asked about chain link fence (staying). Mr. Colombo asked <br />about the timbers and what was going to be replaced. Mr. Colombo noted some rotted <br />timbers on coastal bank and opined that they should be replaced. The drywell will also be <br />used for a partial drawdown of the pool. In response to Colombo, the applicant was <br />amenable to water being trucked as a condition. <br /> <br />Mr. McManus identified the Resource Areas: LSCSF, coastal bank, ACEC, buffer zone to <br />coastal bank, salt marsh, BVW, Land Under Ocean & Land Containing Shellfish. In general <br />comments, Mr. McManus noted the nonconforming house replacement footprint will result in <br />an overall increase of 218 sq ft in the 50-100 ft buffer zone, thus requiring a 1:1 mitigation <br />requirement based on the waiver calculation chart and was minor with proposed mitigation <br />offsetting any impacts to applicable resource areas. The actual mitigation proposed is 1,268 <br />sq ft would exceed a 2:1 ratio as per Regulation 12 (Mitigation). Also, the proposed pool <br />replacement is salt water with chemical free treatment process. No expansion of the <br />structure closer to coastal bank than what’s existing. He noted the Board of Health had <br /> <br />