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Home My Public Portal AboutConservation Commission -- 2016-03-22 Agenda PUBLIC MEETING NOTICE Town of Brewster Conservation Commission Brewster Town Offices, 2198 Main Street, Brewster, MA 02631 Tuesday, March 22, 2016 7:00 PM AGENDA Under MA General Laws Chapter 40, Section 8C, MA General Law 131, §40, Wetlands Protection Acts Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection l _ (M.G.L.C.131. §40), sgr. ., And Code of the Town of Brewster Chapter 172, Brewster Wetlands Protection By-law As required by the Massachusetts Open Meeting Law, the Conservation Commission is informing the public that this meeting will be audio and video recorded. Anyone else intending to record is required to inform the Chairman prior to the meeting. Discussions 1. Patrick Ellis, Brewster Tree Warden/Superintendent, Department of Natural Resources; Tree Management Agreement with Eversource Energy Inc. 2. Boehm Property at Sheep Pond Woodlands Conservation Area, Gulls Way, Assessors' Map 63, Parcel 36 (formerly 34/46) - The Brewster Conservation Trust and Town Open Space Committee are seeking Conservation Commission support for the preservation of two lots: the proposal is to submit to Town Meeting an article requesting $125,000 in Community Preservation Act funds towards the Town Conservation Commission acquisition of a perpetual conservation restriction for this property. Public Hearings Notices of Intent (Continued Hearing) Frank King and Jan Owings propose to construct three levels of coir envelope stabilizing with mitigative sand, etc. in coastal resource area(s), on 122 Governor Prence Road, Assessors' Map 58, Parcel 20 (formerly 4/2). Eligible voters:All. Hearing opened March 8, 2016(no testimony taken). (Continued Hearing) Richard and Margaret Wood propose to construct three levels of coir envelope stabilizing with mitigative sand, etc., in coastal resource area(s), on 112 Governor Prence Road, Assessors' Map 58, Parcel 21 (formerly 4/3). Eligible voters:All. Hearing opened March 8, 2016(no testimony taken). (Continued Hearing) J. Francis and Michelle A. Lavelle propose to construct additions to a single family dwelling, etc., within a riverfront area and within 50 feet of other inland wetlands, on 336 Lower Road, Assessors' Map 49, Parcel 1 (formerly 19/27). Eligible voters: Evans,Klein,Tobin,Winfield Hearing opened January 19, 2016(no testimony taken), continued to March 8 (testimony taken) (Continued Hearing) Peter and Stacey Day propose to create a vista to Cape Cod Bay by a process including removing invasive and other vegetation and planting native vegetation, in and within 50 feet of coastal resource areas on 38 Saint's Landing, Assessors' Map 50, Parcel 5 (formerly 3/3). Eligible voters: Evans,Klein,Tobin,Winfield Hearing opened February 2, 2016 (testimony taken) (Continued Hearing) Cape Wono, Inc. proposes to remove an abandoned pool, reconstruct a dock, and conduct other site work including constructing elevated walkways and planting native shrub and herbaceous plantings; said work to occur in and within 50 feet of both coastal and inland wetlands, at Cape Cod Sea Camps on 3057 Main Street, Assessors' Map 101, Parcel 45 (formerly 8/8). Eligible voters: Evans,Klein,Tobin,Winfield Hearing opened March 8, 2016 (testimony taken) Attachment to Posted Meeting Notice Public Meeting, Tuesday, March 22, 2016 Arthur B. and Diane Driscoll propose to construct elevated stairs and landings within 50 feet of inland wetland resource areas adjacent to Sheep's Pond, on 178 Sheep's Pond Drive, Assessors' Map 74, Parcel 7 (formerly 34/77). Joshua and Jessica Lutzker propose to remove trees and prune for view purposes and plant native plantings in and/or within 50 feet of coastal resource areas, on 45 Dune Road, Assessors' Map 79, Parcel 32 (formerly 6/15). Ocean Edge Resort proposes activities including constructing a bar and seating area on an elevated platform, constructing bathrooms and kitchen (all in an existing storage area (to be reconstructed on a post foundation), rebuilding an existing handicapped assessable boardwalk, stairs and ramp, removing invasive plant species and nourishing a coastal beach with native plantings. Activities are in and/within 50 feet of a Coastal Dune, Coastal Beach, Land Subject to Coastal Storm Flowage and inland wetland resource areas, on 2907 Main Street, Assessors' Map 90, Parcel 160 (formerly 14/1-49). Judith A. Milne proposes to demolish and reconstruct a single family dwelling and septic system within 100 feet of inland wetlands, on 280 Olde Owl Pond Road, Assessors' Map 137, Parcel 59 (formerly 31/30-2). Citizens' Forum Report of the Natural Resources Director Report of the Conservation Administrator 1. Filing Fees— $250 Consultant Advisory Fee Show Cause Hearings/Violations Requests for Extension to Orders of Condition 1. Thorne, Order of Conditions SE 9-1427, 964 Satucket Road, 35/48 (36/22) vegetation removal Requests for Administrative Review 1. Brewster Conservation Trust, 200 Ellis Landing Road, 91/43 (14/3-1), removal of partially buried pipe, etc., installation of snow fencing, planting American Beach Grass, installation 2 signs Any Topics not reasonably anticipated by the Conservation Commission Chairman Carol Spade Date Posted: March 17, 2016 Next Meeting Scheduled April 5, 2016 This meeting will be held in a wheelchair assessable room.