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11/13/2025 CONSERVATION COMMISSION Minutes (2)
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Town of Mashpee Conservation Commission <br /> 16 Great Neck Road North <br /> Mashpee, MA 02649 <br /> • Neither the existing tank nor the new chamber is expected to experience buoyancy issues, even during <br /> flooding, because the structures and stored liquid provide sufficient weight <br /> Tree Root Impacts and Erosion Controls <br /> Chair Cook asked about potential impacts to the nearby oak trees. Mr. Ball stated: <br /> • The system footprint largely overlaps the existing system <br /> • Most excavation will occur within previously disturbed ground <br /> • Some uncertainty remains about root impacts, and he agreed this may warrant a condition <br /> He also agreed to install erosion controls—specifically silt socks or hay wattles—along the downgradient <br /> (Uncle Henry's Road) side of the site, noting that full perimeter controls would interfere with equipment <br /> access. <br /> Future Flooding Considerations <br /> Mr. Colombo reviewed"exceeding soils"mapping for 2030 and noted that water levels in this area are <br /> projected to rise. He concluded that raising the system as proposed is the only viable option. The system's <br /> design elevations were confirmed as: <br /> • 4.2 feet above estimated high groundwater <br /> • 5.6 feet above a standard reference groundwater elevation <br /> Conditions and Order of Conditions <br /> Staff recommended including Regulation 31 (Lawn Standards) and noting erosion control and tree-impact <br /> requirements explicitly. Conditions were outlined prior to the Commission motion. <br /> Conditions included: <br /> Tree Root Impacts: <br /> • If excavation exposes or damages tree roots, staff must be notified. <br /> • If a tree is significantly impacted or requires removal, a remediation planting plan must be submitted <br /> and approved by staff. <br /> Erosion Controls: <br /> • Install silt socks or hay wattles along downgrading sides (Uncle Henry's Road and abutting property <br /> line). <br /> • Must accommodate construction equipment access. <br /> Regulation 31 (Lawn Standards): <br /> • Lawn restoration must return the area to existing conditions. <br /> MOTION: To close an issue for 31 Nick Trail with the following conditions: <br /> 1. Once digging begins, notify staff if tree roots are encountered; mitigation <br /> required if trees impacted; <br /> 2. Silt fence (socks) along downgrade edge; <br /> 3. Regulation 31 lawn standards; lawn restored to existing condition; and <br /> 4. Additional mitigation if tree removal becomes necessary. <br /> Motion by: Richard Sahl Seconded by: Sandi Godfrey <br /> Vote: Motion passed by unanimous vote. <br /> (Steven Cook, Paul Colombo, Sandi Godfrey, Richard Sahl) <br /> 16 <br />
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