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Motion made by Ms. Godfrey to close and issue with conditions of payment of shellfish <br />mitigation fee of $720 prior to dock construction & submission of engine draft for vessel to be <br />docked at this location and installation of float stops per recommendation of Division of Marine <br />Fisheries (DMF). Motion seconded by Ms. Copeland. <br /> Roll Call: Ms. Godfrey (Yes), Ms. Thornbrugh (Yes), MS. Clapprood (Yes) Ms. <br />Copeland (Yes), Ms. Zollo (Yes). <br /> <br />The motion passes unanimously. <br /> <br /> <br />6:48 <br />NOI 43-3273 <br /> 104 Lakewood Dr, Mark Bannon. Proposed raze and replace of single family <br />dwelling, site cleanup, replacement of walkover structure and seasonal pier system. Rep: BSC <br />Group. (Cont. 3/7) <br /> Resource Area: Land under waterbodies/waterways & boarding land <br />which is subject to flooding, Mashpee Pond including the shoreline, inland bank, buffer zone to <br />the top of the inland bank, and mapped rare species habitat. <br /> <br /> Ms. Morrow, a wetland scientist with BSC Group, begins by describing the current state <br />of the site, which includes a deteriorating single-family dwelling on the edge of Mashpee Pond, <br />along with debris, motorized boats, and floats that may pose threats to natural resources in the <br />area. The site is overrun with invasive and non-native plant species, and the wildlife habitat <br />assessment reveals a sparse understory. <br /> <br />The proposal aims to clear and prepare the top of the inland bank, remove the dwelling and all <br />debris, and pump the existing cesspit. Ms. Morrow mentions an updated plan submitted after <br />receiving a partial determination from Natural Heritage. Due to concerns about a rare species <br />possibly present on the site, BSC Group has decided to remove a gravel path, a beach area, and a <br />patio. Plantings will cease at 62 feet in elevation to avoid disrupting the species habitat. <br /> <br />To stabilize the slopes, the site will be loomed and seeded with New England Logging Road mix, <br />revised to ensure only native grass grows. Additional plantings of bushes and trees will be added <br />along the slope. The next stage involves constructing a pier and landing for an inland bank <br />walkover structure, with revisions made to address Natural Heritage's concerns about mussels. <br />Pressure-treated wood pilings will be used, and seasonal components will be removed at the end <br />of the season. <br /> <br />The final step involves positioning the dwelling away from resource areas and installing a septic <br />system that meets regulations. Ms. Morrow emphasizes the project's complexity and assures the <br />commission that extensive sediment and erosion controls will be in place before any site work <br />begins and will remain until the site is stable. Various erosion resolution methods, such as core <br />fiber, spray seeding, and hay, are included in the proposal. <br /> <br />COMMISSIONERS COMMENTS <br /> <br /> <br />