HomeMy WebLinkAboutConservation Comm 03/23/1976CONSERVATION COMMISSION
March 23, 1976
Meeting opened at 7:45 p.m. Present were: Doris Webb, Robert Jones,
David Devnew, Paul Boyden, Charles Meszoely, Fred Rys. Recorded by
Doris Webb.
A. Willis and C. Boudas not called.
Camelot filing received March .18, Wetland Hearing will be advertised on
April 1 for April 13. Question: whether or not to modify the size of
.the retention area.
Correspondence; letter on 1- 95 Safey Upgrading Project - June,, 1977 an.-
ticipated finishing time. Request from the State that the Wetland Pro-
tection Act Hearing (order of conditions) be extended for one year. It
was unanimously voted to give the one year extension.
Letter received from EPA dated March 19 regarding Blane Chemical.*
A new layout was received from Mr. Tessier and Mr. Staples,, - RIM Engineer-
ing delivered a new plan for School Street.
Followup with a call or letter to Water Pollution Control when a report
is received on Hatheway Patterson; also on,investigation of Wells Truck-
ing area in Foxboro.
Received a question sheet from Mrs. Jellinek regarding Blane,Chemica).
Report received from the Board of Health on Allan Brown's p erc test..
Reports on calls to Skinner and Sherman Labs and Herbert V. Schuster
Lab - Dr. Robert Sherago of the latter firm says that PVC is inert in
water and soil.
David Devnew brought in one of the signs to be used at Maple Park regarding
regulations. Paul Boyden suggested heavy concrete upright posts with
large stones between for off-season.
Charles Meszoely questioned if a letter went to the Selectmen protesting
that the Selectmen did not inform the Commission about terminating an ap-
pointment.
Bob Morrison and Jack Smith's plan for a garden center on School Street
was discussed. it was suggested to move the dumpster forward and do some
seeding. After further discussion, the Commission agreed that a Wetlands
Hearing would be needed. They will file for one.
Meeting adjourned at 8:30 to attend the Board of Health meeting, on Blane
Chemical.