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attorney has confirmed this legality in a written letter. The second concern involved the remedy <br />for the disturbance of the upland area during construction. The plan is to plant more trees in several <br />areas, including the section cleared for the detached garage, the shed area, the 50-foot buffer of the <br />bank on the north side, and narrowing the path to 4 feet to accommodate additional native plantings <br />as a border. Following this discussion and before opening the floor to the commissioners' <br />comments, Mr. Rowland provides an overview of the proposal to update the new board member. <br /> <br />COMMISSIONERS COMMENTS <br /> <br />Ms. Godfrey voices her concern about wildlife habitat issues, particularly regarding an osprey <br />nest stand near the existing float. Mr. Rowland responds by stating that the Natural Resource <br />Director has assessed the proposed boardwalk and determined it will not impact ospreys or other <br />birds of prey. He mentions that a discussion with the senior wetlands scientist further supports this <br />decision. <br /> <br />Ms. Thornbrugh suggests a condition that all project work must be completed around the osprey <br />nesting season to avoid disruption. Mr. Rowland assures that the work can indeed be scheduled <br />around the nesting season. <br /> <br />Ms. Zollo seeks clarification on the grandfathering of an illegal structure. Mr. McManus explains <br />that a letter submitted with the application asserts the structure's legal grandfather status due to <br />existing bylaws and evidence of an environmental notification form filed before 1990, making it <br />eligible for permitting under Chapter 91. Mr. Kent adds that a letter from a former town <br />harbormaster attests to the use of the structure around 1982. Ms. Zollo asks if any communication <br />has occurred with Natural Heritage regarding the structure's location and size. Mr. Rowland is <br />unable to confirm the submission of the application and pledges to follow up with Natural Heritage. <br /> <br />There are no public comments. <br /> <br /> Motion made by Ms. Godfrey to close and issue with the condition of a submission of a <br />signed 2 year mitigation monitoring and maintenance contract between the property owner and a <br />qualified professional (landscaper, horticulturalist or wetland consultant). Additional condition of <br />submission of detailed construction methodology and that all work must be carried out by a <br />qualified and experienced marine contractor with documentation of experience to be provided to <br />the Conservation Department prior to construction, and that all work be completed around the <br />osprey nesting season. Motion seconded by Ms. Copeland. <br /> Roll Call: Ms. Godfrey (Yes), Ms. Thornbrugh (Yes), Ms. Clapprood (Yes), Ms. <br />Copeland (Yes), Ms. Zollo (No) (4-1) <br /> <br />The motion passes. <br /> <br />6:54 <br />RDA <br /> 133 Ninigret Ave, Kelly Homes. Proposed replacement of failed leach pit with new Tittle <br />V compliant system. Rep: Shay Environmental Services. <br /> <br />
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