08/24/2023 CONSERVATION COMMISSION Minutes

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Mr. Kent comments included: most of the home and associated landscaping is within the 200 ft setback of riverfront. The garage and separate accessory dwelling unit, septic system and portion of driveway are outside of riverfront. While the narrative states the Nitrogen Nitrate loading, there are no supporting calculations, so that should be made known.\[This was provided at the hearing and resolved\] Project meets the standards for development within riverfront, including not exceeding the 10% threshold of area of lot within riverfront that can be developed. Alternatives analysis provided in the project narrative. The plan does lack illustration when it comes to proposed landscaping/hardscaping in areas around the home within riverfront. If the Commission deems more details are required here, then a revised plan can be submitted and reviewed by staff. Mr. Kent recommended to close and issue. \[Ms. Zollo, Mr. Colombo, and Mr. Kent discussed what was needed for conditions and the high probability that the applicant would appear again before the Commission. However, the consensus was that although the extent of disturbed area provided little “wiggle” room the Commission could close and issue the order.\] Ms. Zollo made a motion to close and issue with the following conditions: a revised plan be submitted showing the landscaping and hardscaping and working with staff and the contour lines need to be shown on the plan (related to drainage) which was seconded by Ms. Godfrey. Roll Call Vote: Alexandra Zollo (Yes) Marjorie Clapprood (Yes) Erin Copeland (Yes) Sandra Godfrey (Yes) Paul Colombo (Yes) 5 – 0 (unanimous) 6:15 0 Nathan Ellis Highway, Town of Mashpee. Request to extend OOC 43-3080. EXT 43-3080 Representative: LEC Environmental Consultants. No issues \[The applicant’s representative was on Zoom. However, the audio was not available.\] Mr. Kent read the applicant’s letter requesting the extension to the record. Basically, the applicant is seeking a three-year extension to complete the project’s phase II. Mr. Colombo noted that there was an abutter that was concerned about run off and Wetland’s regulation application and appealed the initial order of condition previously – the DEP issued a superseding order that was not appealed. Mr. Cook made a motion to extend the order of conditions for a time period of three years which was seconded by Ms. Zollo. Mr. Colombo’s only comment was that Mr. McManus had no issue with the proposed time extension. Roll Call Vote: Alexandra Zollo (Yes) Steven Cook (Yes)