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I. •c►r 4 f <br /> !r <br /> variations may be proposed at some Phase. These plans are being <br /> proposed by the Applicant as a starting point. <br /> tt <br /> � who inquired as to <br /> The chairman recognized Marge Harrington, qu <br /> whether or not there would be porch structures. Mr. Bornstein <br /> answered, "Yes. ff There are to be front screened porches; a <br />' y ! <br /> fenced-in patio area in the back. <br /> � i : Thomas Fudala inquired as to prospective changes to the <br /> , 41d common area. Mr. Bornstein relayed his intent to construct <br /> a. pool at the sixtieth unit, f or which he has approval . The post <br /> 4 I_ w office/meetinghouse structures are to be constructed <br /> 1 c ome in this <br /> j subsequently. Condominium Association Input is we <br /> 1 as indicated on the proposed plan. ) <br /> N1r.. Bornstein <br /> regard. (All p p <br /> Fr .drMn I stated he would submit drawings for both the post office and <br /> �f "`' meetinghouse for Board approval prior to construction. <br /> � r +� � inquired into the status of ownership. <br /> further.I.F Thomas Fudala u qu <br /> suf !•d' II <br /> �►�� � ; The modification,icat ion, as discussed, has not been recorded, due to a <br /> • „ � u� � ; question of clear ownership. Mr. Bornstein stated he would be <br /> 'POr.O the legal owner of said property by the August 20th Planning <br /> 'j41 Board Meeting. Mr. Fudala requested verification of ownership in <br /> # r the Decision which is necessary before any <br /> , 1 order to record r <br /> �l' ,' construction can be started at the property. <br /> 11,3F I <br /> Thomas m Fudala informed the Board of a telephone call <br /> Ii- <br /> f <br /> received from the Trustees of Reservation inquiring if there <br /> is to be a restriction enforceable by the Trustees with <br /> � regard to open space. Is the land going to be deeded to the <br /> s. Conservation commission. <br /> r Town Co <br /> r <br /> Mr. Bornstein stated his intent to donate said land (30-35 <br /> Ili, 4:'"POP } acres) to the Town Conservation Conmmi s s ion. Trustees of windchime <br /> ti > <br /> responsibilities ibil it fie s with Trustees of the River. Mr.. <br /> ttl► Trust share esp ■ ■ <br /> IE F Bornstein' s attorney is preparing the paperwork in this regard. <br /> f Orb"t <br /> r <br /> The Chairman determined this matter is to be continued to <br /> 1997 at 7 .30 .m. (This matter concluded at 5:27 <br />. ,��, , ; August 0, p . <br /> OiK 101, <br /> p.m. ) <br /> Discussion - Jim Hanks - Data Popponesset Bay <br /> 1031 <br /> j QFmti. ! <br /> 'Will <br /> ° Mr. Hanks reported the gauges at Shoestring and Popponesset <br /> ti �� � - Bays malfunctioned, an agreement was reached whereby the Town <br /> Ogft3 -ew would be compensated by way of extra analysis. The initial <br /> results indicated dredging had very little impact on ockway Bay <br /> or Mash pee River. The lunar portion of the extra analysis <br /> ar, indicated there had been an impact of f our-hundreths of an inch <br /> . .r! wit: irr higher elevation in these two locations. High tide being reached <br /> thirteen 13 minutes earlier than bef ore dredging. <br /> l = Due to incomplete data, the decision was made -to cancel the <br /> It0 " second test, which would have included the outside channel and <br /> .0 - <br /> l E;►. ' <br />