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HomeMy WebLinkAboutConservation Comm 12/07/1981MANSFIELD CONSERVATION COMMISSION .MINUTE MONDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1981 PAGE 0 E'i Members Present: Chairwoman Dianne Royle, Coms. Rona d J IVI�e�9��da Paul Boyden, Keith Johnson, Doris Web w_. Minutes: MOTION: To waive the reading of the Minutes of the meeting of November 23, 1981 since the Commissioners had received them at home and to accept these Minutes as written. (Webb - Boyden; all in favor) VOTED Com. Boyden suggested that it might be helpful to note in the Minutes the time as well as the point in the meeting when Commissioners arrive or depart. Correspondence: 1. November 30, 1981 memo from the Planning Board attaching Fairfield Park plans and requesting comments from the Commission. * A study of the plans indicated that while no wetlands are involved with this project, the Commission is concerned with the drainage directed into the Back Bay Brook. MOTION: To send a memo to the Planning Board (1) strongly recommending that no salt be used on the parking lot of this complex; (2) expressing concern with the drainage into Back Bay Brook from this site and requesting drainage calculations; and (3) indicating that at present it appears that no Wetlands Protection Act Hearing will be required. (Boyden - Johnson; all in favor) VOTED *Com. Bonvie left the meeting during this discussion because of a conflict of interest. Act Hearing was h Memorial Hospital separately and a office. eld for the Medical (File No. SE211-79) tape of the hearing Correspondence (cont'd): Clinic proposed by Sturdy A summary is filed is on file at the Town Clerk's 2. December 1, 1981 request by New England Power Company for a Certificate of Compliance for File No. SE211-76. A revised plan was included with this request. Com. Boyden stated that he had viewed the project since it had been completed and all seemed to be in order. MANSFIELD CONSERVATION COMMISSION MONDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1981 MINUTES PAGE TWO MOTION: To grant a Certificate of Compliance to New England Power Company for File No. SE211-76, noting that a copy of the revised plan should also be send to DEQE. (Boyden - Bonvie; all in favor) VOTED 3. Copy of November 24, 1981 letter to Walter F. Walsh, Mansfield Board of Health, enclosing November 23, 1981 letter to Mrs. Jellinek stating that the present structure used for the storage of road salt provides adequate cover and its location is not considered detrimental to the Canoe River or the public water supply of the Town. The Commissioners agreed to send a letter to the Hazardous Waste Advisory Committee enclosing copies of these letters and (1) offering the Commission's support for a request of more up-to-date testing regarding the effect of road salt and (2) noting that salt is stored with sand outdoors for long periods of time in an area within the cone of depression of the Prescott Wells. 4. Copy of December 2, 1981 letter to DEQE from Volterra & Goldberg, attorneys for Raymond and Eleanor Goddard, appealing the Commission's November 25, 1981 extension permit for Grant Pond (File No. SE211-52). 5. December 4, 1981 letter from Town Counsel Mulcahy requesting the Commission schedule a meeting with Kelton Potter and his attorney for January to discuss 1030 and 1036 East Street (File No. SE211-67). MOTION: To send a letter to Town Counsel Mulcahy requesting he set up a meeting with Messrs. Potter and Modiste for Monday, January 25, 1982, at 8:00 PM. (Boyden - Johnson; all in favor) VOTED 6. November 24, 1981 Notice of Intent from the Town of Mansfield for water system renovations involving a stream crossing on West Church Street. MOTION: To return this Notice of Intent to the Town because the filing was incomplete --no plans were included, noting that a plan must be also sent to DEQE in order for them to issue a file number for this project. (Webb - Boyden; all in favor) VOTED MANSFIELD CONSERVATION COMMISSION MINUTES MONDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1981 PAGE THREE 7. December 7, 1981 memo from Planning Director Folkman briefly outlining a Master Plan revision schedule. It was decided that the Commission would revise the Conser- vation section of the present Master Plan to present to the Planning Director for discussion. Bi -Monthly Meeting: Chairwoman Royle reported on her presentation at the Bi -Monthly Meeting with the Selectmen. Home Developers' Gravel Removal Project: Chairwoman Royle and Com. Johnson reported that their inspection of this proposed project site indicated that a Wetlands Protection Act Hearing would be required since the area of excavation appears to be within 100 feet of a wetland, even though this wetland is located on the adjacent property. MOTION: To send a memo to the Planning Board indicating that a Wetlands Protection Act Hearing will be required for Home Developers' Gravel Removal project since it falls within 100 feet of a wetlands. (Johnson - Webb; all in favor) VOTED Conservation Fair: Chairwoman Royle informed the Commission that the Natural Resources Trust has tentatively scheduled a Conservation Fair for May 22, 1982. It was suggested that the Commission might want to participate in the fair, perhaps by publicizing the various pieces of Conservation Land in Town. Henley-Lunkren: Chairwoman Royle received an update on the Henley - Lundgren project from Chris Tilden, who informed her that everything is being carried out in accordance with the Order of Conditions and as soon as the bonding company sends along an as - built plan with a request for a Certificate of Compliance, he will send a copy along to the Commission, who will, in turn, see that it is available to the Planning Director. Adjournment: MOTION: To adjourn this meeting at 10:00 PM. (Boyden - Webb; all in favor) VOTED « Accepted by Date to Town Clerk