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Town of Mashpee Conservation Commission <br /> 16 Great Neck Road North <br /> Mashpee, MA 02649 <br /> that could become trapped, which he felt had been largely dismissed as not being a significant issue. He concluded <br /> that the grounds already included in the amendment were sufficient, and Regulation 25 was not added. <br /> MOTION: Amend the pending motion to provide that the Commission issue an Order Prohibiting Work <br /> under M.G.L. Chapter 131, §40 and 310 CMR 10.05(6)(c), and independently deny the requested local <br /> permit without prejudice under Chapter 172, §§172-4A, 172-711 and 172-12A, along with Regulations 3, 12, <br /> 15, 17, 24 and 27. <br /> Motion by: Paul Colombo Seconded by: Seana Pitt <br /> Vote: Motion passed 3-1 by roll call vote <br /> AYE: Steve Cook, Paul Colombo, Seana Pitt <br /> NAY: Richard Sahl <br /> The Commission then returned to Ms. Pitt's original motion, as amended. Mr. Sahl explained that his concern was <br /> that denial of the pier would not necessarily prevent people from walking on the marsh or dragging kayaks to the <br /> water and that he was considering which alternative would have less cumulative impact. <br /> Mr. Colombo responded that a separate vista-pruning project for the same property had previously been heard and <br /> provided a four-foot-wide path for access to the water. Mr. Kent recalled that the path surface was to remain <br /> natural. Mr. Colombo noted that the Commission had requested that the vista-pruning corridor be overlaid on the <br /> pier plan, but a revised plan showing its exact location had not been provided. He stated that the approved four- <br /> foot-wide path nevertheless provided access to the water and that he did not view denial of the pier as denying <br /> water access. The Commission also discussed the difficulty of walking across the salt marsh, including the amount <br /> of standing water observed during the site visit with the peer reviewer. <br /> MOTION: Deny without prejudice the 61 & 67 Shoestring Bay Road pier application, as amended. <br /> Motion by: Seana Pitt Seconded by: Paul Colombo <br /> Vote: Motion passed 3-1 by roll call vote <br /> AYE: Steve Cook, Paul Colombo, Seana Pitt <br /> NAY: Richard Sahl <br /> 5 <br />
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