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Home My WebLink AboutConservation Minutes 2/10/1992TOWN OF, MANSFIELD, MASSAC�I'i.S1 �I I <</� 50 West Street, A,ansf eld &A 02048 lfS�TT MANSFIELD CONSERVATION COMMISSION S AGENDA MONDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1992 7:30 CALL TO ORDER 8:00 WETLANDS PROTECTION ACTT HEARING CONTINUATION: SE211 -362 Philip Beatty- -Ware St.-- Proposed detention area, roadway, utility, grading for Deerfield subdivision within 100 ft, of wetlands voS arntluas pX07ec7ioA1 ACT-- eyx?wzi ,Sy _�.s7.97gx ZVO 'RYF /-- DATO AE"FLS-y 8 :00 WETLANDS PROTECTION ACT HEARING Mark: Pucci - - -61 Brown Ave. -- Repair of leaking septic system within 100 ft. of resource area 8:33 WETLANDS PROTECTION ACTT HEARING: David J. Morrison--55 Deer Path Lane - -To construct single- family dwelling, related grading, with 100 ft. of wetlands 9 :00 WETLANDS PROTECTION ACT HEARING: Zola Family Realty Trust -- Rosewood Drive (off Bird Rd,) - -- Grading with buffer zone during_ construction of 19 -lot subdivision 9 :30 WETLANDS PROTECTION ACT HEARING: East Coast Devt.- -Lots 12, 13, 22, 57, 58 - Forest Park. Subdivision -- Driveway, house, septic, grading within 100 ft. of wetlands AS TIME ALLOWS: ORDER OF CONDITIONS - SE211 -378 (Pucci) CERTIFICATE(S) OF COMPLIANCE MINUTES NEW BUSINESS MANSFIELD CONSERVATION COMMISSION MINUTES MONDAY, FEBRUARK,10, 1992 -- PAGE 1 Members Present: Chairman Cauldwell, Commissioners O'Neill, Owens, Poholek, Powers (after 10 :55) The meeting was called to order at 7 :40 p.m. MINUTES: MOTION: To approve the minutes as discussed. (Poholek - O'Neill; all in favor) VOTED CERTIFICATES OF COMPLIANCE: SE211 -336 - Dick reports that things are in pretty good shape. The entire basin is in, as well as the catch basins; the road is up to base coat. NOTION: To issue a partial certificate for lots 1, 9, and 10; with 10aming and seeding still to be done; certificate to be released pursuant to site walk C7:38 2- 15 -92). CC +wens - O'Neill; all in favor, O'Neill abstaining? VOTED SE211 -311 - These releases bring the number of lots released to about 50 %. MOTION: To issue a partial certificate for lots 3, 4, S, 8, 12, 13, 28, 27 from SE211 -311, (Owens - Poholek; all in favor) VOTED WETLANDS PROTECTION ACT HEARING CONTINUATION: SE211 -362 Philip Beatty- -Ware St.-- Proposed detention area, roadway, utility, grading for Deerfield subdivision within 100 ft, of wetlands MOTION: TO continue the hearing t0 2 -24-92 at 8 :00 at the request of the applicant, (O'Nei1I - Poholek; all in favor) VOTED WETLANDS PROTECTION ACT HEARING CONTINUATION: SE211 -378 Albert Pucci- -161 Brown Ave. -- Repair of leaking septic system within 100 ft. of resource area MOTION; To close the hearing, contingent upon receipt of no comments from DEP. (O'Neill - Owens; all in favor? VOTED MOTION: To issue the Order of Conditions for SE211 -378 subject t0 receipt of written filing info from DEP, (O'Neill - Poholek; all in favor) VOTED CERTIFICATES OF COMPLIANCE: SE211 -196: No as -built received as yet; no action taken. SE211 -190: Lot 6 (Van Koert Farms); final grading, loaming, seeding needed in the spring. Dry wells are in place. MOTION: To issue a partial certificate for lot b, SE211 -190 (O'Neill - Owens; all in favor) VOTED SE211 -316: Dick. and Chairman Cauldwell reviewed the site. Some problems had arisen previously relative to'silt getting into the river, but the site currently seems in order; the hay bales and some silt fence still in place. NOTION: To issue the certificate, with silt fencelhay bales to be removed (O'Neill - Poholek; all in favor, Owens abstaining) VOTED CORRESPONDENCE: -- Copies of Special Permits received for Piaseck.i Farms and Rosewood Court for gravel removal. MANSFIELD CONSERVATION COMMISSION MINUTES MONDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1992 -- PAGE 2 -- Notice received from SRPREDh that funds are available Planning. The town's current plan is valid until 1994. -- Newsletter from Norton Land Preservation Society. -- Copies of correspondence from the lead contractor for regarding some of the wetland issues and siltation controls. With a letter outlining some of the wetlands issues which ari walk. for Open Space the school complex Dick has responded )se on his site - -Memo from Board of Health requesting joint meeting 2 -20 at 7:45 at town hall re setting policy for future growth. -- 3 -21 -92 Environmental Conference Notification from-the Lincoln Filene Center for Env. Studies at Tufts. - -Copy of letter from DEF' regarding additional cleanup which needs to take place at the Shell St. on Main St. -- Received from DEF' proposed changes to Wetlands Protection Act. WETLANDS PROTECTION ACT HEARING- -Da.jo Realty Trust-- Ea=_.tleigh Estates North- - road through buffer zone with culvert placed to provide drainage for final construction - -Route 106 Mr. Karl Drown represented the applicant. This is a re- application to replace expired order SE211 -195. The property has been re- flagged. Detention pond proposed, cross culvert also. Site walk should be scheduled to examine whether conditions have changed. The plans have not changed from the original filing. 30 lots total. Site walk: 7:46 2- 15 -92. Abutters must be notified. NOTIOtl. To continus the heaping to 8:15 m7 ? -24, (OfNEill - PoholRA', all in favop) VOTED WETLANDS PROTECTION ACT HEARING: David J. Morrison - -55 Deer Path Lane - -To constr_tct single- family dwelling, related grading, with 100 ft. of wetlands Mr. Ralph Maloon represented the applicant. The proposed house is located in the Treetops subdivision. No DEP number has been issued as yet. Wetlands shown. Proposed hay bales shown. Portion of house falls within the 100 ft. buffer Zone. On sewer. Closest construction to wetland is about 60 feet. Minimal proposed grading around the house, according to Ralph Maloon. Site walk: 2 -15 -92 at (after Rosewood Drive) 9.30. MOTION. To continue to 8:38 at 2 -24, (O'tleill - PoholPk; all in favor) VOTED WETLANDS PROTECTION ACT HEARING - SE211 -379 Zola Family Realty Trust -- Rosewood Drive (off Bird Rd.) -- Grading within buffer zone during construction of 19 -lot subdivision Mr. Paul Folkman, of Folkman /Zola Builders and Mr. Ralph Maloon represented the applicant. This subdivision has been permitted by the Planning Board. It is located off of Bird Rd., runs parallel to Maple St., and includes a 650 ft. cul -de -sac. Drainage system is shaped like a "V" and incorporates a series of basins located in the middle, all connected through an oil/water separator. System includes twenty ft. of riprap and a grass -wale. Due to the size of the watershed and the amount of impervious area being created, there is a slight increase in water past -devt. The applicant proposes not to excavate upland to create detention, but rather to allow the large wetland area-to hold the water. There is currently a pipe protruding into wetland; the applicant proposes to build a headwall at this location to hold the water back a bit more on Maple St. MANSFIELD CONSERVATION COMMISSION MINUTES MONDAY, FEBRUARY, 10, 1992 -- PAVE 3 Excerpts from the drainage study submitted by Ralph: Pre - devt.- -110 cfs; post - devt. 114 cfs in the 100 -year storm. The wetland in question covers seventeen acres probably created by the 12" pipe put in by the town. Former commissioner John Rhoads has reviewed the proposal, and questioned using existing wetland as storage, though noting that the.tradeoff would be that more natural area is retained with less maintenance difficulty. Under the proposed plan, some lots on Maple St. might get up to an inch more water (horizontally). Comm. O'Neill requested that the applicant provide an easement from the lot owners who would be affected.)( Comm. Owens asked (and Comm. Poholek concurred) whether John Rhoads could give his opinions about the proposal in writing, for the record. Comm. Poholek asked whether the Planning Board had approved the head wall. Mr. Maloon's recollection is that they did, but couldn't remember any specific comments about it. The Planning Board has issued a permit for the earth removal portion of this project. The direct discharge into wetland is mitigated because of the long swale and riprap. Comm. Owens is not entirely comfortable with the direct discharge into the wetlands, Comm. Poholek agrees. Dick asked whether the increased level of water in the wetland area would extend beyond the current wetland line, and asked that the answer be in writing, with backup. He also requested that the applicant give an indication of what the impact on the wetland would be if they were to create a retention area. Site walk 8:30 on 2- 15 -92. NOTION. To continue to 2:45 on 2- 24 -92. (O'Neill - Poholek; all in favor? VOTED WETLANDS PROTECTION ACT HEARING: East Coast Devt.- -Lots 12, 13, 22, 57, 58 - Forest Park Subdivision- - Driveway, house, septic, grading within 100 ft. of wetlands Ralph Maloon represented the applicant on behalf of Hutchinson- Trowbridge. Five lots in question. Lot 12: New plan submitted. In 1488 the commission issued an order for 11, 12, 13, which expired before Lots 12 and 13 were built. Dick had questions on lot 12 regarding the wetland line, which is why the delineation changed on the new plan. Dry wells shown on plan, driveway pitches toward street, leach field is Out of buffer zone, driveway in buffer zone. Hay bales shown. Maximum limit of lawn shown at edge of hay bale=_-. Dick has strong reservations about how well the wetland delineation has been done; he feels it is wetter than shown and would like another professional opinion. The same holds true for lot 13. Lot 13: Hay bales, leach field in buffer zone, stone trench along driveway on wetland side. Dick. questioned the topography on the lot as shown. Carolyn MkUnierj, 91 York. Rd., was present and asked about the staking of the lot. Brian Kidder, 31 Lancashire Dr., asked about septic system locations. Lot 22: A "pork chop" lot. Driveway (last 40 ft.) will drain towards street. Lot 57: The shaded area on the plan represents a stone trench. Dick's concerns about this lot centered an the proximity of the driveway to the wetland. He feels it is a much tighter fit than represented by the plan. [COMM. Powers arrived at 10:55.1 Sharon Basset, 40 Lancashire, was also present. Site walk.: 10:30, 2- 15 -91. NOTION: To continue to 2 -24 -92 at 9;15. (01Neill - Poholsk; all in favor) VOTED The meeting adjourned at 11:15. to o cviC/ �d ik A °� ypf