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M011DAY, idOVEF13EIR 4, 1985
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Members Present: Chairman Durbano, Commissioners m ahoney,
O'Neill and Ouellette
The meeting was called to order at 1):32 p.m.
Correspondence
1, Request made by Mary and Martin Cahill and Mrs.4alter Souza
for an Adjudicatory Hearing on the Superseding Orders of
Condition for wile No. 31" 11-121 (Douglas Titus, East Street).
2. October 23 letter from State Representative 14illiam Vernon
concerninir t'_�e Norton Reservoir clean --up program.
3. October 30 letter from Attorney Geoffrey A. Domenico,
representing Richard Curley of 13 'vdebster Street, iiansfield
regarding the Day-Blandori Subdivision, Webster Street.
4. Supersedin? Jrder of Conditions for Douglas L. Titus, Last
Street, File i'o. 8d211-129.
5. Site Plan 2eviesas.
6. Massachusetts Recreation and Park ;association State
Conference information.
7. Planning 3oard Minutes of October 5, October 9 and
October ! , 1985.
8. Request for a Determination of Applicability submitted
by Dunn Engineering for Old South Plain Street.
9. Abbreviated :;otice of intent from Bert Cook, Gilbert Street.
iVetland Protection Act Hearing - 3E211-145
William Eager, 'Test Street
The 'Wetland Protection Act Hearing on the Notice of Intent dated
October 2, 1985 opened at 8:00 p.m. Mr. Eajer proposes to remove
materials wit't;in 100 feet of Greenwood Lake and clean up beach area.
lie would like to remove stumps, debris and some muck up to and not
beyond the water's edge and put down sand. !,ir. Eager stated .e
would place haybales along edge of water, and would eventually
be plantin? grass. Chairman i)urbano mentioned to Mr. Eager he
would prefer to see him remove all the muck until the gravel is
reached. Mr. 3a Ter felt the cr:jvel will be reached at about one
foot. The ;t;airrian also mentioned that the material removed
s',o?ald be storec a :ayfrom the ,r ter.
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The hearing closed at 8:10 p.m. The Order of Conditions
will be written within 21 days, all fees have been paid.
This hearing was continued from October 21, 1985.
James Vadala
Mr. James Vadala, 1264 East Street submitted an Abbreviated
Notice of Intent to the Commission for his proposal to remove
storage materials from an area subject to protection under the
Wetland Protection Act. Mr. Vadala is to submit plans to the
Commission at the time of the wetland hearing on November 18.
Site Plan Reviews
The Commission agreed no additional review would be required
for plans of the proposed townhouses on Rumford Avenue and the
proposed apartment building on Park .:street.
Request for a Determination of Applicability
Pasco Construction - Fruit .Street
Air. Anthony Pasqualino, ?resident, Pasco Construction proposes
to construct homes and grade within 100 feet of a Bordering
Vegetated Wetland. Lot 32 will have a house with attached
garage; Lot 31 will have a house only. Any poorly drained soil
within 40 feet of proposed i:ouses is to be removed and replaced
with suitable gravel. Plans are to dig out basements and grade
only. Houses will be on town sewer. r. Pasqualino mentioned
that about 20 years ago a 1 foot by 2 foot trench was built
leading toward the river thus resulting in the wetland area
today. Members of the Commission agreed Pasco Construction
would not have to file a Notice of Intent for the p?oposed work.
MOTION: To issue a Negative Determination
No. 3 and stating haybales to be
placed along Poorly Drained Soil Line.
(Ouellette -O'Neill; all in favor) VOTED
Order of Conditions - 13E211-142
Evelyn I. Allen - Fuller Estates
1, Lots 16 and 17 shall require an additional filing for any
work within 100 feet of a wetland.
2. Appropriate siltation control shall be placed along the
wetland line.
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3. Rip -rap shall extend 20 feet from the end of tie pipe and
flared to a width of 10 feet across.
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4. Developer shall maintain responsibility of the oil/water
separator until such time the roadway has been accepted
by the town.
5. Appropriate siltation control shall be placed at the
outfall of the drainage pipe prior to, and maintained
throughout construction.
6. The earth berm on Lot 36, Westhaver Farms Subdivision
(File No. SE211-143), shall be constructed prior to work
commencing on Fuller. Estates Subdivision.
MOTION: To issue as written.
(Mlaboney-O'Neill; all in favor)
Order of Conditions - SE211-143
Evelyn I. Allen - Westhaver Farms
1. Lot 36 shall not be utilized as a house lot.
2. Any construction on Lot 34 shall be reviewed by the
Conservation Commission.
3. Last 10 feet of stone rip -rap shall be flared out and
flattened, and shall end at a width of 15 feet.
VOTED
4. Appropriate siltation control shall be placed along edge
of all wetlands per plan.
5. The earth berm on Lot 36 shall be constructed prior to work
being done on Westhaver Farms per detail on Page 7 of Plan
dated Revised August 7, 1985.
6. The excavation of the compensatory storage area shall be
done prior to construction of subdivision.
7. Any work done on Lots 12, 13, 14, 15, 33, 34 and 35 within
100 feet of a wetland shall require an additional filing
with the Conservation Commission.
8. The oil/water separator shall be maintained by the developer
until such time the roadway is accepted by the town.
9. The notch and the berm shall be maintained by the developer
until such time the town accepts the easement.
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MOTION: To issue as written.
(O'Neill -Mahoney; all in favor) VOTED
Mr. Paul Folkman
Mr. Folkman came before the Commission to discuss plans
Mr. William Haynes, Hatheway and Patterson proposes for plant
expansion. Plans will be prepared for the Conservation Commission.
At present, site plans are being prepared for the Planning Hoard,
and Mr. Folkman wanted some input from the Commission. Chairman
Durbano told Mr. Folkman that up to 5,000 sq. ft. of wetlands can
be filled, with compensation for the amount filled. The only
exemption is a roadway. Proposed plans do not involve a roadway.
Proposal is to construct buildings and a storage area.
Order of Conditions - SE211-144
The Bonwood Company - Austin Farms
1. Any work within 100 feet of a wetland on Lots 1, 2, 31 4,
5, 6, 7, 81 91 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 1'%1 18, 21,
221 23, 24, 25, 26, 27), 28, 291 30, 31, 33, 35 and 36 shall
require an additional filing with the Conservation Commission.
2. Drainage outfalls shall be constructed with 6 -inch stone
to a length of 10 feet and shall end at a width of 10 feet.
3. The outfall of the box culvert shall be rip -rapped for a
length of 10 feet with 10 -inch stone.
4. Any construction adjacent to a wetland shall have appropriate
siltation control.
5. Maintenance of the oil/water separator shall be the responsi-
bility of the developer until such time the roadway has been
accepted by the town.
6. A detailed plan shall be submitted to the Conservation
Commission for their approval for the stump dump on Lots
14 and 15.
MOTION: To issue Orders as written.
(Mahoney -O'Neill; all in favor) VOTED
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Cobb Street
Chairman Durbano stated Town Manager Rande Wilson, Board of
Selectmen Chairman Richard D'Onofrio, Town Counsel John Dwyer,
Karl Clemmey and his attorney met recently to discuss the
situation on Cobb Street and Mr. Clemmey's blocking of the
Back Bay Brook. At that time, Mr. Clemmey was told to produce
evidence that the town trespassed on his property. Town Counsel
suggested the Conservation Commission issue a Cease and Desist
Order, however, Chairman Durbano felt the Commission would be
unable until ownership of the land has been clarified.
MOTION: To issue a Cease and Desist Order
once the ownership of the property
has been clarified.
(Ouellette -Mahoney; all in favor) VOTED
As a result of this discussion, Commissioner Ouellette suggested
on further inspections that photographs be taken. Members agreed
this was a good idea.
MOTION: To adjourn at 10:25 p.m.
(Mahoney -Ouellette; all in favor) VOTED
The next meeting of the Conservation Commission is November 18.
Approved by: L4,:
Date to Town Clerk: / �Z ` /% p'
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