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HomeMy WebLinkAboutConservation Comm 12/09/1975�L�ST9FIFiD CO1 December 9, 1 present: Commission sumvey and and the An that to, Cb Townis spoc Charles Has as :u.bmit a Commission hou) y be c Self Help a ! oject" A In active s Charles ileo by David_ D 00-NIVLl SSI01V nar°t Sweet, Jame Sheehan, Charles Meszoely., David D.vnew, and best Jones ed at 7:05 -a embers met with ober"Chaia,ee to review plans for Cabot .Pond ngznn r ing, After discussion, it was WOW J ch t Mr. Chanawac could coordinate plans on the rostararAun for the Rrld, n-'- vaevtoly portion of 1h„ pond would be in canforawwoo L1.7.).h the oeijy moved that the minutes of the previous meeting be accepted Seconded by Jane Sheehan, all in favor, embers cr,cti"sz;7, the woodland Part plan ta2d whethar o. hydrologist nsult :& plications for the two Sweet paxce!B was di corse' The iP the first parcel has been cancelled, and the #V project , mains There being,rr fou_ nec7 at E Filed. with Tom ly L 79,-G G'l.P., D2-C.'C-iltber 23 meeting be: Ca.nC:%l'J_ed.. S2 r_,n0ed all in f2;vorg ci,siness Charles lieszoe y roved that the m ettrm be S ,conded by Dayid. Devnew, voted all in favor, Conservation Commission November 25, 1975 Present: Jane Sheehan, Charles Meszoely, Paul Boyden, David Devnew, Robert ,Jones., Fred Rys. Meeting opened at 7:40 p.m. The minutes were accepted with the addition of wlardinlethend regulations of Maple Park" after the paragraph regarding Maple Park sign. Correspondence was read. A request was received from T.L. Edwards Company to extend the for the Kingman Pond excavation. He asked that completion time avid the time be extended to May 31, 1976. DDeandwdat voted all this be approved by the Commission. Seconded, in favor. j the _ outs 1p Dave Devnew discussed havilanted atrthe FultonePondlparkingth the up keep of the shrubs to be p er in this regard. area. He will consult with the Town Manag The Commission's jurisdiction over Maple Park was discussed. e sent to Dick Lambos, Special Constable to A letter will b Maple Park, advising him to police the whole area, both con- g purposes. servation land and that used for recreational p P Bob Jones discussed the Capital improvement Program for the Commission for next year. The Commission will rest abo land acquisition.ut $40,000 for the acquisition ofthesecond Sweet pare el $10,000 for general hat ea - Fred Rys reported that he had beenlandlsandtasked that thetive Com- tionwas not allowed on Self him t application for mission give permission for him to wit aacel.raw thChaes Meszoely Self Help funds on the 17 -acre Sweet parcel. Jones, and voted moved that this be done. Seconded by all in favor. Jane Sheehan reported on the hearing on the Woodland Park sub- eed to send division plan. After discussion, the Commission agr a letter to the Planning Board with the following points in test borings should be asked for, the effects oofPort 100 -year storm should be determined,the should be made on what shouldsbehmadeltoaseenifftherebrwould bed tudy have, and also a effects of lowering the water table. any far-reaching Authority (regarding the An alleged violation near the Housing Wetlands Act) was discussed. Commission members will view the property. At 10:17 P.m. Charles Meszoely moved to adjourn. Seconded and voted. - J CONSERVATION COI71ISSION Minutes of the Meeting November 4, 1975 Present: Members Robert Jones, Paul Boyden, Jane Sheehan, Charles Meszoely, Stu Sweet, and David Devnew. Meeting opened at 7!35 p.m. -The minutes of the previous meeting were tA accep e . Planning Director Maurer met with the Cormaission to discuss plans for the proposed subdivision off South Main and Fruit Streets.9 to be called Woodland Park. He told the Commission that the owners proposed to relocate a portion of Back Bay Brook in order to have 6 more buildable lots. Some of the Commission members who had been at the site to see if any land was wet said that parts were wet, and Planning Director Maurer suggested that this be walked with the plans so that the exact location of any wet spots would be pinpointed. Also discussed were the other requirements to be met by the subdivision for other Boards, and the zoning of certain industrial parcels in the subdivision. Mr. Maurer advised the Commission of the Public Hearing on this November 19 and suggested that the Commission send a representative to the hearing. Signs for Maple Park were discussed. Robert Jones will see 'about having the signs made showing the rules and regulations for the park area. Snowmobiles in the Great Woods area were discussed. Commission members agreed that since much of this was private property. the vehicles should not be let in. Paul Boyden reported on the Audubon course topic recently discussed at the 'seminar - whether or not to allow the lowering of the water table in a'given area. r There being no further business, Paul Boyden moved to adjourn at 9:35 p.m. Seconded by Jane Sheehan, so voted.