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T <br /> Proposed Additions to the Regulations for the Mashpee Wetlands <br /> Protection Bylaw Chapter 172 of the Mashpee Code <br /> 1 When an inspection in response for a Request for a Certificate of <br /> Compliance reveals that the work done was not in compliance with the <br /> Final order of Conditions, the Commission may exercise four options <br /> a) order that the site he restored to the status as delineated <br /> in the Order of Conditions. <br /> (b) Issue ars 4kmended order of Conditions following any required <br /> public notice and hearing. <br /> c ) Order a new Request for Determination of Applicability. <br /> d order a new Notice of Intent. <br /> 11 ) Whenever they fall within the boundaries of an ACEC defined - <br /> in 174-85 of the Mashpee Code) , the following activities and/or <br /> construction shall he considered to have unacceptable Significant <br /> and/or cumulative effects upon the wetland values under the Mashpee <br /> Wetlands Protection Bylaw (chapter 172 of the Mashpee Code ) : <br /> Clear cutting, swimming poolst patios, and unattached structures <br /> and/or activities that are not fundamental to making a dwelling <br /> liveable . <br /> The burden of proof shall be -on the applicant to prove that any of <br /> the above structures, construction and/or activities are necessary for <br /> their dwelling to he buildable and/or liveable . <br /> 1 ) If the final order, determination or notification requires the <br /> recording of a plan which 1 ) shows the location of the work, i <br /> prepared by a registered professional engineer or land surveyor and <br /> is in recordable form, no work proposed in the Notice of Intent <br /> shall he undertaken until such plans have been recorded in the registry <br /> of Deeds or, if the land affected is registerd land, in the registry <br /> section of the land court for the district wherein such land lies. <br /> i <br />