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HomeMy WebLinkAboutConservation Comm 09/10/1984MANSFIELD CONSERVATION MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1 MINUTES PAGE ONE Members.Present: Chairman Durbano; Commissioners Benjamin, Bonvie*, Cheney and Sweet The meeting was called to order at 7:50 p.m. Minutes of August 13, 1984. MOTION: To accept as written. VOTED (Cheney -Benjamin; all in favor) Minutes of August 27, 1984, MOTION: To accept as written. (Sweet -Benjamin; all in favor) VOTED Correspondence 1. Department of Environmental Quality Engineering to Raymond Goddard regarding Leon Grant File No. SE211-52. 2. Bill from Keefe and Keefe for appraisal services, in the amount of $150. MOTION: To pay out of the Willow Street Land Acquisition Fund. VOTED (Sweet -Benjamin; all in favor) 3. Board of Selectmen to David Malay regarding his removal from the Conservation Commission. 4. Legal Notice for the Town of Foxboro regarding a public hearing being held by the Board of Appeals for the Zoning By -Law. 5. Executive Office of Environmental Affairs to JDC, Inc. requesting an Environmental Impact Report be prepared on the proposed Great Woods Performing Arts Center. 6. Planning Board Minutes of August 8 and August 15. 7. Payroll voucher ,for Barbara Williams. MOTION: To pay. (Cheney -Benjamin; all in favor) VOTED MANSFIELD CONSERVATION COMMISSION MINUTES MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1984 PAGE TWO Order of Conditions - SE211-118 JDC, Inc Great Woods Performing Arts Center The Order of Conditions for JDC, Inc. are as follows: 1. The outfall of Detention Basin B shall be rip -rapped with stone from the outfall of the 24 -inch discharge pipe to the Rumford River for a width of eight feet. 2. The inlet to Detention Basin B on the inside of the Detention Basin shall be rip -rapped fs'om the discharge of the twin inlet pipes to the lowest point of Detention Basin B to a width of six feet. 3, The inlet of Detention Basin A" shall be rip -rapped for a distance of six feet and a width of three feet, 4. All swales within the parking area and swales leading to Detention Basins shall be loamed and planted with appropriate vegetation. 5. All Detention Basins shall be loamed and planted with appropriate vegetation. 6. The slope from the fencing to the wetlands on the westerly side of the amphitheater shall be planted with appropriate vegetation to ensure no erosion incurs into the wetlands. No heavy equipment shall be used when making the path or the bridge. No trees in excess of three inches in diameter shall be removed within the wetlands. 8. such asebridges, shallfbetremoved and path is nthe eearthystructures, In the vent tht te returnedtoits natural state. 9. A written plan indicating what will be applied, how it will be applied, when it will be applied and the concentration which shall be used on both herbicides and pesticides shall be submitted to the Conservation Commission on an annual basis at least 60 days prior to application. 10. A plan shall be submitted to the Conservation Commission depicting any changes made to the parking surfaces, i.he•e less paving of parking area. MOTION: To accept the Orders as written. VOTED (Benjamin -Sweet; all in favor) r, MANSFIELD CONSERVATION COMMISSION MINUTES ` MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1984 PAGE THREE Mansfield Little League Mr. Jack Cauley came before the Commission to review the status of the Little League softball fields. Mr. Cauley mentioned that the J.P. Smith Company of Mansfield will grade and hydroseed 11,000 sq. yds. of ground, this representing two fields. Temporary fencing will be placed around the seeded area. A barrier gate will be installed at the entrance. Mr. Cauley stated that after this gate is installed, the Sweet Conservation Area sign will be replaced. Seeding of the two fields will be completed by October 15, and the fields will not be used until 1986. It was also mentioned that the Corps of Engineers sent an As -Built plan, and that all six fields have been staked out. A concession stand will be constructed on a cement platform. Little League is looking into the possibility of subcontracting the maintenance for these fields. Little League is also approaching possible sponsors for donations for the fields. Mr. Cauley also stated that, at present, they have no long-term irrigation plans. Mr. Cauley feels there is a possibility of using fence signs for advertisement. He also mentioned that the advertisement would be on a temporary basis. Chairman Durbano asked Mr. Cauley to come to the Commission's October 22 meeting to review the status of work completed. Richard Staples - Old Elm Street Members of the Commission agreed to send a letter to Mr. Staples to come before the Commission to review the status of his work on Old Elm Street. Possible erosion problems may exist. Doug Titus - East Street Members agreed to send a letter to Mr. Titus stating the Cease and Desist Order issued on this property previously owned byes Kelton Potter is still in effect until such time he app the Conservation Commission with a plan to discuss a solution to the Commission's concerns. See the minutes of August 27 for background information. William Travers - Williams Street Members agreed to send a letter to Mr. Traverrequesting ing the appropriate plans, i.e., Board of Health plans, g drainage ditch located off of Williams Street. These plans - are to show said ditch and any wetlands within 100 feet of the ditch. *Commissioner Bonvie leaves at 9:50 P.m. MANSFIELD CONSERVATION COMMISSION MINUTES MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 198+ PAGE FOUR Condyne, Inc. Commissioner Benjamin mentioned there is a stream across from the railroad tracks to Maple Street. Mr. Benjamin questioned if this stream was within the 100 feet from the Condyne Building. Commissioner Durbano stated he would speak with Planning Director Joseph Mannarino. MOTION: To adjourn at 10:00 p.m. (Benjamin -Sweet; all in favor) VOTED The next meeting of the Conservation Commission will be October 2, 198 Approved by: wlJ Date to Town Clerk: bjw