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Mr. Rowley asked if Ms. Laurent would consider changing the 2 V2 - <br /> inches of binder and 1-inch top course on minor streets to something other <br /> than a ]-inch wearing surface, <br /> Ms. Laurent agreed imposing the 1-inch has been problematic as it <br /> unravels easily making resurfacing necessary. <br /> There was some discussion regarding the imposition of random core <br /> testing being required (preferably on a new surface when the material is soft). <br /> The Board agreed to, a requirement of 3 1/2-inches for minor roads, and 4 <br /> V2-in inches for major roads. <br /> B —Tack Coat--- Mr. Rowley approved this paragraph as presented. <br /> C —Temperature—Mr. Rowley agreed with the suggestion of 40 degrees. <br /> D—Castings/Snow Plow— Mr, Rowley suggested that no shims be <br /> allowed for safety purposes. He suggested the frames be set in place with the, <br /> binder being placed over the top of the frame until the top has been poured on. <br /> At the point the entire structure could be raised Lip with the cement in place. <br /> The Chairman distributed copies of"NPDES P11 small MS4 General <br /> Permit Annual Report, for the period of April 1, 2006-1Maxch 31, 2007, for <br /> Planning Board review and possible incorporation into the Subdivision or <br /> other Regulations. <br /> This matter concluded at this point. Mr. Rowley and Ms. Laurent agreed <br /> to discuss some of the other outstanding matters of concern prior to meeting <br /> again with the Planning Board. <br /> Sedimentation and Erosion Bylaw <br /> Mr. Rowley reported that he has been reviewing this bylaw at the Board's <br /> request. <br /> He questioned the applicability—"Any change in existing grade affecting <br /> more that 2500 square feet, or 25%of the lot, whichever is smaller." It also <br /> states, "The construction of a single-family dwelling is exempt from the <br /> provisions of the Bylaw." There is no mention of the upgrade or disturbance <br /> of ground with respect to a septic system repair, which could possibly take up <br /> more than 2500 square feet. for does it take into consideration the possibility <br /> of excavating out for a cellar, wh i ch,could result in removing more that. 100 <br /> cubic yards of material, <br />