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HomeMy WebLinkAboutConservation Comm 06/13/1984MANSFIELD CONSERVATION COMMISSI( WEDNESDAY, JUNE 13, 1984 TES ONE Members Present: Chairman Durbano; Commissioners Benjamin, Cheney, Rys* and Sweet The meeting was called to order at 7:35 p.m.; Correspondence 1. Letter from the Conservation Commission to Robert Clark, Compo Industries lifting the Cease and Desist Order. 2. Memo from the Town Manager regarding the Mansfield Cable Studio Open House on June 16. 3. Pay voucher submitted for Barbara Williams for secretarial services. MOTION: To pay. (Rys-Cheney; all in favor) VOTED 4. In review of the Environmental Notification Form, prepared by the Greater Attleboro-Tauton Regional Transit Authority to improve the quality of the commuter rail service in Attleboro and Mansfield, Commissioner Sweet felt a plan would be needed to see any hidden problems with drainage. Mr. Sweet mentioned that the Transit Authority,,may drain into the Mansfield sewer system; if not they will drain into the Rumford River. A question was raised whether the Commission should pursue or leave in the hands of the Department of Public Works. * West Eym Estates - File No SE211-95 Mr.. Edward Maroheselli came before the Commission requesting a Certificate of Comp�iance for. West Elm Estates. On April 27, a Certificate of Compliance was issued for Lots ? and 10 only, on May 16, 1984t a Certificate of Compliance was issued for Lots 5, 9 and 12 only. This Certificate of Compliance will be issued for the remaining lots. MOTION: To issue a Certificate of Compliance for West Elm Estates, File No. SE211-95• (Sweet -Benjamin; all in favor) VOTED L. W Millette, Inc., Chauney Street Mr. Walter Millette, Mr. Edward Marcheselli and Mr. Jim Dunn, Dunn Engineering came before the Conservation Commission for an informal- reading on the preparation of. a Notice of Intent for proposed work on Chauncy Street, across from the Newport *After discussion it was decided to leave it up to the DPW Director. 4' MANSFIELD CONSERVATION COMMISSI( WEDNESDAY, JUNE 13, 1984 TES ONE Members Present: Chairman Durbano; Commissioners Benjamin, Cheney, Rys* and Sweet The meeting was called to order at 7:35 p.m.; Correspondence 1. Letter from the Conservation Commission to Robert Clark, Compo Industries lifting the Cease and Desist Order. 2. Memo from the Town Manager regarding the Mansfield Cable Studio Open House on June 16. 3. Pay voucher submitted for Barbara Williams for secretarial services. MOTION: To pay. (Rys-Cheney; all in favor) VOTED 4. In review of the Environmental Notification Form, prepared by the Greater Attleboro-Tauton Regional Transit Authority to improve the quality of the commuter rail service in Attleboro and Mansfield, Commissioner Sweet felt a plan would be needed to see any hidden problems with drainage. Mr. Sweet mentioned that the Transit Authority,,may drain into the Mansfield sewer system; if not they will drain into the Rumford River. A question was raised whether the Commission should pursue or leave in the hands of the Department of Public Works. * West Eym Estates - File No SE211-95 Mr.. Edward Maroheselli came before the Commission requesting a Certificate of Comp�iance for. West Elm Estates. On April 27, a Certificate of Compliance was issued for Lots ? and 10 only, on May 16, 1984t a Certificate of Compliance was issued for Lots 5, 9 and 12 only. This Certificate of Compliance will be issued for the remaining lots. MOTION: To issue a Certificate of Compliance for West Elm Estates, File No. SE211-95• (Sweet -Benjamin; all in favor) VOTED L. W Millette, Inc., Chauney Street Mr. Walter Millette, Mr. Edward Marcheselli and Mr. Jim Dunn, Dunn Engineering came before the Conservation Commission for an informal- reading on the preparation of. a Notice of Intent for proposed work on Chauncy Street, across from the Newport *After discussion it was decided to leave it up to the DPW Director. MANSFIELD CONSERVATION COMMISSION MINUTES WEDNESDAY, JUNE 13,:1984 PAGE TWO Creamery. They plan to relocate drainage lines. Mr. Dunn stated there Was an area with holding water and felt it was not a wetland. Commissioner Durbano stated that it could be land subject to flooding. Mr. Dunn felt that if drainage was good the water would drain. Members of the Commission agreed that the site would have to be inspected. Mr. Dunn anticipates on filing a Notice of Intent in the near future. Wetlands Protection Act Hearing Eastern Wholesale Fence Company - SE211-109 A Wetlands Protection Act Hearing was held on a Notice of Intent dated April 21 1984 for Eastern Wholesale Fence Company, 615 School Street. This file number was originally denied on April 18, 1984 due to Planning Board requirements that the entire area be paved. They came before the Conservation Commission for a new hearing with revised plans. The Department of Environmental Quality Engineering approved the use of the same file number. See attached hearing summary for details. 1 copy of the hearing summary and hearing tape will be filed with the Town Clerk. "Commissioner Rys leaves the meeting at 8:30 p.m. Wetlands Protection Act Hearing - SE211-112 Fireside Realty Trust V, 24 Old Elm Street A Wetlands Protection Act Hearing was held on a Notice of Intent dated May 23, 1983 for 24 Old Elm Street. Fireside Realty proposes to fill and compensate for 4,800 sq. ft. of wetland. Fireside Realty,Trust was originally denied on April 26, 1984 for File Nos. SE211-110 and 111. See attached hearing summary for details. A copy of the hearing summary and hearing tape will be filed with the Town Clerk. Wetlands Protection Act Hearing - SE211-11 Fireside Realty Trust V - 12, 16 and 20 01 A Wetlands Protection Act Hearing was held on a Notice of Intent dated May 23, 1984 for 12, 16 and 20 Old Elm Street. Fireside Realty proposes to relocate 250 +/- feet of drainage ditch, and to fill and compensate for additional runoff due to proposed impervious surfaces. See attached hearing summary for details. A copy of the hearing summary and hearing tape will be filed with the Town Clerk. MANSFIELD ON WEDNESDAY$ JJUNET?13, 11984 MMISSION MINUTES PAGE THREE Wetlands Protection Act Hearing - SE211_ 114 Fireside Realty Trust v.- 28 Old Elm Street A Wetlands Protection Act Hearing was held on a Notice of Intent dated May 23, 1984 for 28 Old Elm Street. Fireside Realty proposes to fill and compensate for 3,000 sq. ft. of wetland. See attached hearing summary for details. A copy of the hearing summary and hearing tape will be filed with the Town Clerk. Lot 179 Winter Street Chairman Durbano received a call from Health Agent Karl Drown regarding work being done in a wetland area at 179 Winter Street. Mr. Paul Folkman, The Folkman Company is developing the lot. Chairman Durbano inspected the site on June 8 and agreed there was a wetland. He spoke with Mr. Folkman and he agreed to cease and desist all activity affecting the wetland and submit a Notice of Intent to the Conservation Commission. Commissioners felt a letter should be sent to Mr. Folkman putting in writing the conditions agreed to. MOTION: To send a letter to Paul Folkman. (Sweet -Benjamin; all in favor) VOTED MOTION: To adjourn at 10:10 P.M. (Benjamin -Sweet; all in favor) VOTED The next meeting of the Conservation Commission is June 25, 19 &�. Approved by: Date to Town bjw