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HomeMy WebLinkAboutConservation Comm 08/13/1984SEP I IoQq MANSFIELD CONSERVATION COMMIS;SI MINUTES MONDAY, AUGUST 13, 1984 TOWN CO ,RK PAGE ONE Members Present: Chairman Durbano; Commissioners Benjamin, Bonvie, Cheney, Sweet and Rys (Commissioner Rys arrived at 8:20 p.m.) The meeting was called to order at 7:40 p.m. Minutes of July 9, 19&4• MOTION: To accept the minutes of Jul9. (Bonvie-Cheney; all in favor}Y VOTED Minutes of July 23, 1984. MOTION: To accept the minutes of July 23. (Cheney -Sweet; Bonvie abstained) VOTED Correspondence 1. August 9 letter from Robert C. Currivan, Esq. regarding Chauncy Realty Trust. (See Order of Conditions for Chauncy Realty Trust.) 2. Certificate of Compliance from the Department of Environmental Quality Engineering for File No. SE211-921 Ronald Bonvie, c/o The Folkman Company. 3. August 9 letter from Mrs. Margot Jellinek (League of Women Voters) to Jacquelyn Wilkins, MEPA Unit regarding an hydrologic study to establish water table elevation on the site of the proposed Great Woods Performing Arts Center. 4. August 10 letter from Joseph Mannarino, Planning Director to Richard Roach, EttheSection complettionrofent theof the Cabot Ponds Ccorps of Engineers regarding restoration project. 5. Site Plan Review for Hatheway and Patterson, Proposed addition on County Street site. 6. August 10 letter from Joseph Mannarino to Thomas McMahon, Massachusetts Water Resources Commission regarding regarding the completion of the Cabot Pond restoration project. 7. July 9 letter from Joseph S. Larson, University of Massachusetts at Amherst enclosing a questionnaire to be filled out by the Conservation Commission. MANSFIELD CONSERVATION COMMISSION MINUTES MONDAY, AUGUST 13, 1984 PAGE To Correspondence Continued 8. Conservation Law Foundation questionnaire. 9. Planning Board Minutes of July 18. 10. Letter from Dean Spencer, DE.�E regarding Shepard/Nelson, SE211-84. 11. Subscription form for New England Environmental Network News from The Lincoln Filene Center, Tufts University. 12. Natural Resources Advisory Booklet. 13. August 1 request from Karl Clemmey for a Extension Permit for File No. SE211-331 390 West Street. MOTION: To issue an Extension Permit for SE211-33. (Sweet -Benjamin; all in favor) VOTED 14. July 27 letter from Stephen Smith, Southeastern Regional Planning and Economic Development District (SRPEDD) to Secretary James S. Hoyte regarding the proposed Great Woods Performing Arts Center. 15. July 18 letter from Albert A. Martino, Eastern Wholesale Fence Company responding to our letter regarding Order No. 2 of the Order of Conditions requesting a plan for certified cleaning of the oil/water separator. Mr. Martino stated that a company will be brought in to inspect and clean the separator on an annual basis and the Conservation Commission will be provided with an invoice of the work completed. After a brief discussion, the following motion was made: MOTION: To send a letter that Eastern Wholesale Fence Company has complied with Order No. 2 of the Order of Conditions. (Cheney -Sweet; all in favor) VOTED 16. July 24 memo from Police Chief Jesse Earls responding toour memo regarding the discharging of firearms in the Maple Park Conservation Area. Chief Earls spoke with the Fish and Game Association who assured him that members were shooting on their property only. MANSFIELD CONSERVATION COMMISSION MONDAY, AUGUST 13, 19&+ The Folkm - Determination of Applicabil MINUTES PAGE THREE Commissioners made a negative determination on The Folkman Company's proposal to construct a house and septic system within the buffer area of the Rumford River and Robinson Brook on Morrow Street. This determination states: "The work described in your request is within the Puffer Zone, as defined in the regulations, but will not alter an Area Subject to Protection Under the Act. Therefore, said work does not require the filing of a Notice of Intent." This determination was made with one condition; that a Board of Health plan be submitted for Conservation approval prior_ to the commencement of work. MOTION: To make a Negative Determination No. 3 with one condition that a Board of Health plan be submitted for Conservation approval before work commences. VOTED all in favor) Chauncy Realty Trust - SE211-117 Order of Conditions According to the plan submitted, there is no retention provided on site. The retention area is to be located on the property of Robert Currivan. According toCommissioner Bonwas,der. Curorivan is not in agreement with this plan. loene anyadequat plan e on-sitetretentionConservation Commission desnot hav MOTION: To deny the project for the above reason. VOTED (Sweet -Benjamin; all in favor) Correspondence Continued 17. Voucher submitted for Barbara Williams. MOTION: To pay. (Rys-Cheney; all in favor) VOTED 18. Notice from the Department of Food and Agriculture regarding the Fruitition program. MANSFIELD CONSERVATION COMHISSIO; M TIUT's'S MONDAY, AUGUST 13, 1984 PA.( 1; =0OUi2 Wetlands Protection Act Hearing - SE211-118 JDC. Inc. - Proposed Great Woods Performing Arts Center A Wetlands Protection Act Hearing was held on the ;Notice of Intent dated July 30, 1984 for JDC, Inc. JDC, Inc. proposes to construct an outdoor performing arts theater along with related seating, parking facilities, drainage control appurtenances, sewer and related utilities. Members of the Commission agreed to continue the hearing to further discuss several concerns that were raised concerning this project. The continued hearing will be on August 27 at 8:00 p.m. A copy of the hearing summary and hearing tape will be filed with the Town Clerk. MOTIOP?: To adjourn at 10:30 P.M. (Cheney-Rys; all in favor) The next meeting of the Conservation Commission will be August 27. Approved by: Date to Towr bjw VOTED *Commissioner Bonvie abstained from all voting pertaining to the Proposed Great Woods Performing Arts Center.