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Home My WebLink AboutConservation Comm 12/10/1984I MANSFIELD CONSERVATION COMMISSION MONDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1984 MINUTES PAGE ONE MEMBERS PRESENT: Chairman Durbano; Commissioners Benjamin, Bonvie Graham and Sweet The meeting was called to order at 7:35 p.m. The Minutes of November 26, 1984 will be approved at the nett meeting. Correspondence 1. MACC Newsletter 2. December 5, 1984 letter from Robert P. Fagan, Depaztment of Environmental Quality Engineering to Elwood Shepard and Carl Ielson regarding File No. SE211-84. Enclosed is an Enforcement Order issued on December 6, 1984 to Shepard and Pelson (SE211-84) for their property on Spring Street. (Chairman Durbano mentioned that he received a call from the Planning Director and the Building Inspector that gravel was beim; sold by Sbepard and nelson. i call was made to DZ,)E and an inspection was made.) 3. november. 26 letter. from RO'Dert P. }i'agan, DE,to 14artin '3. Carill regarding File No. SE211-67, 1030 and 1036 East Street. This property was formerly owned by Melton 0. Potter and is presently; owned by Doug Titus. 4. November 26 letter from Division of Wetlands/blate_,olays, DEME to Camp Dresser &,. McKee, Inc. regarding Pile '_ao. SE211-1201 DP,V Regional Interceptor. A license will be required under t7,e provision of Chapter 91 of t'_,: General Laws. 5. Planning Board Pinutes. C. December 1 letter from Paul J. Folkman to the Commission requestin a postponement of their public hearing on Eastland Estates. 7. Notice of Intent from The Folkman Company for East Street. 8. Bristol Office Supply- bill for supplies in t':ie auount of '11..06. i90TION: 1'o pay. (Sweet-Granam; all in favor) VOTED 9, Payroll voucher .for Barbara Williams son .ours workednom November 26 to December 10. MOTION: To pay and to put into further minutes the number of hours worked and the dates. (Benjamin -Graham; all in favor) VO'l'LD I MANSFIELD CONSERVATION COMMISSION MONDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1984 MINUTES PAGE TWO - Commissioner Benjamin mentioned he spoke with Parydee Flynn, Great woods Study Committee concerning the proposed Great Woods Performing Arts Center. They are concerned with surrounding conservation areas and would like to seek from the developer a conservation easement so -that more control would be had over these areas. Commissioner Benjamin is to draft a letter regarding this. Chairman Durbano received a call from the Planning Director and the Building Inspector concerning Maplewood Estates. Tie -,e is some filling on site that is not depicted on the plan. Members are to inspect the site. Chairman Durbano requested reimbursement for the re&istr?ation .'ee paidfor tl�e Cape Cod Resource Seminar to be held -on December 13. MOTION: To reimburse the ;$20 registration fee to Chairman Durbano. (I3onvie-Denjamin; Durbano abstained) Commissioner Graham mentioned that there is some filling .nd standing water on the Nolske property on Old Elm Street. A letter ;;ill be sent to Ms. Sandra Flolske r_ejuestinoit she e.ttend tie neleg :t metino,' t_.e Commission to discuss any plans for this area. fetland Protection Act Hearing - SE211-119 Paul T. Thibault - Lots 1 - 5, Franklin Street The 'cJetlands Protection Act IIearing Continuation on t2 ie f.otice o ' Intent dated October 25, 1984 opened at 8:00 p.m. Additional compensation area was provided as requested at the last hearing on the Revised Plan dated December 6, 1984. The hearing closed at 8;05 p.m. The Order of Conditions are: 1. Project will ad'there to the plan as submitted (Rev. Plan dated December 61 1984). MOTION: To issue one additional Order as written. (Bonvie-Sweet; all in favor) VOTED Order of Conditions - SE211-122 J. Bruglier_a Construction Co. 1. No additional catch basins or flow shall be added to the system unless it comes before the Conservation Commission. 2. The project shall not have any adverse impact on the flood conditions in the area. 3. Project %,)ill adhere to plans as submitted to t -ie Conservation Commission (Sheets 1 - 3, Proposed Plan of Essex and Ware Street Drain, Mansfield; dated September 26, 1984). MANSFIELD CONSERVATION COMMISSION MINUTES MONDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1984 PAGE THREE 4. Appropriate siltation control shall be placed in the brook and shall remain during construction of the drain line. 5. General Conditions, No. 8, shall be completed before work commences. MOTION: To issue the Orders as written. (Sweet -Benjamin; Bonvie abstained Graham abstained) VOTED Mr, and Mrs. St. Don, 483 Elm Street Mr. and Mrs. St. Don came before the Commission to express their concern regarding the dumping of debris into the I°Iorse gravel pit on Elm Street. `heir property is adjacent to this area. They stated that tires, oil cans, bottles, discarded appliances and vehicles have been dumped. They submitted pictures of the area. A memo will be sent to the Board of Health requesting this be looked into. An inspection of the site will be made on December 15. Little Leamue Vr. Jack Cawley came before the Commission to discuss amendment o „ovislon 13, E;C;:rbit B a<: follows: 1. Signs may be placed on the outfield fence to allow for advertising; space. They will not exceed four feet in hig},t and shall be removed at the end of the playing season and r_einst:lled just prior to opening day. l:f any vandalism or damage is incurred on t.ese signs, repairs shall be done within two weeks; and 2. One sign, not to exceed two feet by two feet, may be permanently mounted on the fence. Mr. Cawley also mentioned that Little League is trying to solicit money in return for dedication. This money would be used strictly for the fields. A portion of the registration fees are used to purchase uniforms. Also discussed was the cost of making a ncaa Sweet Conservation Sign. The Commission will undertake this project and bill the Little League for any material required. MOTION: To give Little League a one-year waiver beginning season 1986 on Provision 13, Exhibit B. The decision is to be revoked in January 1987. (Benjamin -Sweet; all in favor) VOTED Bill Sarro - Maule Street Mr. Sarro 'purchased his bome on Niaple Street :from The Folkman Company. Mr. Sarro stated he was never informed of the Order of.Condi'tions stating no driveways could be paved. Mr. Sarro paved his driveway without that knowledge. Michael Trowbridge, RIM Engineering, mentioned that compensation for the driveway was taken care of but additional - compensation will be given on the adjacent property owned by Ivlr. Folicman, with his permission. Mr. Trowbridge also mentioned that an addition -:l MANSFIELD CONSERVATION COMMISSION MINUTES MONDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1984 PAGE FOUR 114-70 c.f. of runoff in a 100 -year storm will occur from the driveway. It was felt by theCommission that this was the best possible solution without having Mr. Sarro tear up his driveway. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Martin, Mr. and Mrs. Steve Greenberg and Mrs. Judy Locke voiced their concern that this would not occur again. Chairman Durbano mentioned the developer is responsible for telling prospective buyers of this order. It was noted that all seven of the eight orders were complied with. A letter will be sent to Mr. Folkman advising him of the situation and telling him no additional oversights will be allowed. MOTION: To accept revised plan as submitted by the applicant, Mr. Sarre. VOTED (Benjamin -Sweet; Bonvie abstained) Order of Conditions - SE211-121 Paul Lo Dice - Central Street 1. Project will adhere to the plan as submitted (Rev. Plan dated November 271 1984)• 2. General Conditions, No. 8, shall be completed before wori1 commences• MOTION: To accept Orders as written. (Benjamin-Gra_am; all in favor) VOTED MOTION: To adjourn at 10:10 p.m. (Benjamin --Sweet; all in favor) VO"'=:D The next meeting of the Conservation Commission is January 71 1985• Approved by: Date to Town Clerk: "Zg bjw