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HomeMy WebLinkAbout2021-09-08 Conservation Commission Minutes Page 1 of 9 Approved 0912912021 North Andover Conservation Commission Meeting Minutes September 8,2021 Members Present: Sean F. McDonough, Albert P. Manzi,Jr., Vice Chairman, Louis A. Napoli, Chairman,John T. Mabon and Joseph W. Lynch Members Absent: Anthony Capachietti Staff Members Present: Amy Maxner, Conservation Administrator,Taylor Andrews,Field Inspector Meeting came to Order at: 7:05 p.m. Quorum Present. Pledge of Allegiance Acceptance of Minutes • A motion to accept the minutes of August 11, 2021 is made by Mr. Lynch, seconded by Mr. Manzi. • Vote 4-0,Unanimous. 242-1825, 1 & 28 Royal Crest,242-1823,292 Candlestick Road,920 Johnson Street& 242-1773,60 Leanne Drive • Mr.Napoli states the consultant has requested the following items be tabled until later in the meeting due to a scheduling conflict. • A motion to table the items is made by Mr. Manzi, seconded by Mr. Mabon. • Vote 4-0,Unanimous. Notice of Intent(NOI) 242-1822,45 Cotuit Street(Seaport Homes LLC) • The Administrator states the applicant has requested a continuance. She will canvas the Commission via email to arrange a site visit. • A motion to continue to September 22,2021 is made by Mr. Manzi, seconded by Mr. Mabon. • Vote 4-0,Unanimous. Documents Email from bosgoo&rangereng.coin requesting a continuance until 9122121 Notice of Intent(NOI) 242-1810, Osgood Pond Dam (Sutton Pond Condominium Trust) • The Administrator states the abutter notification has been straightened out. The applicant's engineer has provided a written response that is in agreement with the Commission's 3rd party peer review comments . She questions whether the NACC would like their third-party peer reviewer to attend a meeting. • 7:08 p.m. Sean McDonough enters the meeting room. • The Commission agrees attendance of the third-party reviewer at a meeting is not required. • Nicholas Pauling, Goldsmith Prest Ringwall,Inc. states the third party peer reviewer suggested two conditions which they agree with. They did not renotify abutters after being provided with an updated/revised list,they contacted 146 Main St., GSD Assoc. abutter directly. • Linda VanDe Voorde& Gregory Smith, 146 Main Street express concerns that they were not physically notified as well as seven additional abutters on the updated list. They would like to ensure they are considered an abutter to the project, so they have rights of appeal. • The Commission agrees although the list was flawed the applicant has met the threshold of the regulations by notifying the abutters based on a certified abutters list which was obtained through the Assessor. 2021-09-08 Conservation Commission Minutes Page 2 of 9 Approved 0912912021 • Mr. Smith states their concerns have been expressed directly to the engineer. They are not opposed to the project but how the work will be done around the historic stone building. After reviewing the materials,he states nothing is mentioned about the building itself within the scope of work. • The Administrator states that parking, hours of operation and safety is not jurisdictional to the Conservation Commission wetland purview, she believes this would be the responsibility of the contractor. • Mr. Pauling states means and methods for the project will not be determined until a contractor is selected. • Mr. Lynch states that the Order will include a condition that requires a status report with respect to coordination between the abutter and the contractor/applicant,but that is all. These issues are beyond the regulatory scope of the Commission to enforce. • A motion to close and issue in 21 days is made by Mr. Lynch, seconded by Mr. Manzi. • Vote 5-0,Unanimous. Documents 4-14-2021 Meeting Materials, 4-28-2021 Meeting Materials, 8-11-2020 Meeting Materials, Osgood Pond Dam Peer Review Response Letter (2021 8 31) Notice of Intent(NOI) 242-1814,3 Great Pond Road(Finbury) • The Administrator states at the last meeting the Commission was ready to close but needed to continue,the next meeting was more than 21 days away. • A motion to close and issue in 21 days is made by Mr. Manzi, seconded by Mr. McDonough. • Vote 5-0,Unanimous. Documents 5-26-2021 Meeting Materials, 6-09-2021 Meeting Materials, 7-14-2021 Meeting Materials, 8-11-2021 Meeting Materials Notice of Intent(NOI) 242-1816,325 Johnson Street(Sparks) • The Administrator states a continuance has been requested. • A motion to continue to September 22,2021 is made by Mr. Manzi, seconded by Mr. McDonough. • Vote 5-0,Unanimous. Documents n/a Notice of Intent(NOI) 242-1818, Great Pond Road,Roadway Stabilization(North Andover DPI • The Administrator states at the last meeting the Commission was ready to close but needed to continue,the next meeting was more than 21 days away. • A motion to close and issue in 21 days is made by Mr. Manzi, seconded by Mr. McDonough. • Vote 5-0,Unanimous. Documents 6-23-2021 Meeting Materials, 8-11-2021 Meeting Materials, NorthAndover 21-40284 Notice of Intent(NOI) 242-1787, 135 North Ramp Road(DeRosa) • The Administrator states a continuance is required; borings will be started at the end of the month. • A motion to continue to September 22,2021 is made by Mr. Manzi, seconded by Mr. McDonough. • Vote 5-0,Unanimous. Documents n/a Notice of Intent(NOI) 2021-09-08 Conservation Commission Minutes Page 3 of 9 Approved 0912912021 242-1820,227 Berry Street(Brunette) • Mr. Lynch makes note of a scrivener's error on the letter relative to address number. • Bob Prokop, Wetland Consulting Services states the project consists of demolition of the existing porch and construction of an enclosed porch, deck with new stairs. They are proposing to add an additional 3-feet to the new porch. A waiver request has been submitted; mitigation plantings are proposed within the mowed lawn. Erosion controls have been proposed around the entire work area. The house was constructed in 1965,prior to the wetland regulations,work is proposed within the 25-foot NDZ and the 50-foot NBZ. • Krisoula Varoudakis,Archadeck states the existing screen porch is unsafe. The proposal reduces the impervious area by 40-s.f. Helical footings are proposed, no excavation is required. • Mr. Lynch states the NACC allows in kind replacement;it is rare they would allow anything new to get closer to the wetland regardless of the age of the house. He expresses concerns with the location of the hot tub. • Mr. Mabon questions what they intend to do with the hot tub and if the roof runoff will discharge to an infiltrator. • Mr. Prokop states they propose to leave the hot tub in its current location. • Ms. Varoudakis states the roof runoff will discharge and spread out over the lawn. • The Commission discusses the proposal and agrees they would not be in favor of granting a waiver to encroach into the 25-food NDZ regardless of mitigation. • Mr. Prokop offers to provide more mitigation plantings in exchange for the waiver request. • Mr. Manzi states additional mitigation would need to be shown on the plan for consideration. • The Administrator states they will be going before the ZBA in September for side setback relief. Historic aerials were reviewed, and the existing hot tub was visible in 2007. • John Brunette,the homeowner, expresses concerns about the recent development of the area and that the Commission is not in favor of the proposal. He offers to remove the hot tub. • Mr. Lynch states only one of the projects was granted a waiver due to extenuating circumstances. He suggests the consultant consider redesigning the project to prevent the footings from getting closer to the wetlands. • A motion to continue to September 22,2021 is made by Mr. Manzi, seconded by Mr. Lynch. • Vote 5-0,Unanimous. Documents 227 Berry St.Supplemental info.08.12.21, Brunette complete apple., CERTIFIICATE OF MAILING Amendment 242-1692, 1210 Osgood Street(Princeton Development&Forgetta Development) • The Administrator states the NACC will need to determine a date to hold a special meeting. • A motion to continue to September 22,2021 is made by Mr. McDonough, seconded by Mr. Manzi. • Vote 5-0,Unanimous. Documents n/a Request for Determination of Applicability 415 Boxford Street(Young) • The Administrator provides background information on the proposal. The pool has been reduced to a 28-foot diameter,with minor grading and sand will be at 92.5-elevation. The proposed pool is just outside the 50-foot NBZ and is clear of the well and water line.It is assumed that the pool will be equipped with ladder access. The pool equipment isn't depicted on the plan,however there is ample space at the rear of the house outside the 50-foot NBZ.No waivers have been requested. She recommends issuing a Negative Determination#3 with conditions. • A motion to issue a Negative Determination#3 with conditions is made by Mr. Manzi, seconded by Mr. Lynch. • Vote 5-0,Unanimous. Documents 4-14-2021 Meeting Materials, 2021-08-24 Proposed Pool Plan 2021-09-08 Conservation Commission Minutes Page 4 of 9 Approved 0912912021 Request for Determination of Applicability 105 Hillside Road(Awerman) • The Administrator states the project involves installation of a generator within an existing paver patio. The proposed generator will receive a poured concrete pad for stability. The generator will be at least 26-feet from the BVW at its closest point based on conservative field measurements. Other possible locations would bring the generator closer to the wetland, in an area upslope to the wetland and requiring vegetation removal, or too close to the roadway. The house was built in 1966 and conservation has no previous files on record. A waiver request has been submitted. • Mr. Mabon would like to know if any ground disturbance is required for the gas line or electrical to power the generator. • Mr. Awerman,the homeowner states the gas line and electrical will be above ground through the basement. • Mr. Lynch confirms any issues with the Fire Department and Electrical Inspector have been flushed out. • Mr. Awerman states a basement window was flagged by the Electrical Inspector; the window will be sealed up to allow the generator to be placed in this location. • The Commission discusses the proposal and agrees that any changes to the location will require additional permitting. • A motion to issue a Negative Determination#3 with conditions is made by Mr. Lynch, seconded by Mr. Mabon. • Vote 5-0,Unanimous. Documents RDA Application- 105 Hillside Road, 105 Hillside GIS Aerial Abbreviated Notice of Resource Area Delineation 242-1824, 177 Great Pond Road(Strecker) • The Administrator states the applicant has requested a continuance. • A motion to continue to September 22,2021 is made by Mr. Manzi, seconded by Mr. McDonough. • Vote 5-0,Unanimous. Documents Email from norseenvironmentalAverizon.net requesting a continuance until 9122121 Modification 242-1760,4 High Street(AvalonBay Communities,Inc) • The Administrator provides background on the project. The survey did not pick up municipal street drainage connections. Once the existing pipe was removed during construction,it was discovered that street drainage was coming into the site. Options were reviewed with the Town Engineer to reestablish connection. They are requesting a Modification to the OOC to connect a new 36-inch HDPE pipe to run through the site and completely separate from the existing drainage, exiting through the retaining wall into a properly sized riprap terminal apron. The Town Engineer agrees with this proposal and has requested an easement to be noted on the plan. • The Commission discusses the proposal. • Phil Henry, Civil Design Group, LLC states the survey did not detect the street drainage since it was connected to a manhole that was buried below grade. The new pipe is passed through flow, the pipe was sized to prevent backup without significantly altering the project. • A motion to approve the Modification and require an updated plan depicting the easement is made by Mr. Manzi, seconded by Mr. Lynch. • Vote 5-0,Unanimous. Documents Application Checklist-Modification Request-Final 07 20 21 (2), Avalon North Andover_MA_Context Sheet, Avalon North Andover_MA_Grading Plan_Rev 07-28-2021, Avalon_North Andover—MA—Municipal Drainage Pipe, Email from John Borgesi, Rip Rap Sizing FES-2B 2021-09-08 Conservation Commission Minutes Page 5 of 9 Approved 0912912021 Modification 242-1819,255 Stevens Street(Howlett) • The Administrator provides background information on the project. The applicant is proposing to rotate the pool and associated patio 90-degrees. This request moves the pool further away from the 50-foot NBZ and moves over half of the pool outside the 100-foot Buffer Zone. The project is all within the lawn and zoning setbacks for the house have been met. Condition#42 requiring the corner of the patio apron to be surveyed and staked prior to work can be eliminated from the Order. • The Commission discusses the proposal and requires a revised plan depicting an updated location for the shed. • The Administrator states this request can be conditioned and added to the existing Order. The plan is to be presented at the pre-construction meeting. • A motion to approve the Modification, strike Condition#42 and added a new Condition#42 requiring a revised plan showing the new shed location is made by Mr. Mahon, seconded by Mr. Lynch. • Vote 5-0,Unanimous. Documents Revised Pool Placement-Howlett General/New/Old Business Giving Garden Orchard Path & Blueberry Protection-Eagle Scout Project(Velagapudi) • Sriniketh Velagapudi,Eagle Scout Troop#76 presents a PowerPoint proposal for the Rolling Ridge,Giving Garden Orchard pathway . The proposal consists of a new mulch path around and through the orchard as well a shelter and covering for three beds of blueberry plants. The blueberry plant coverings will consist of eighteen 6- foot tall arches constructed from metal conduit covered in netting. Each arch will be constructed out of a 10-foot long and two 5-foot long conduits. The 10-foot long section will be bent using a hoop bender and the 5-foot sections used to provide height on either side and secured with connectors. The end of each arch will be hammered 2-feet into the ground. The mulch path will be approximately 360-feet long, 3-feet wide. They propose to clear out the weeds using a lawn mower, line trimmer and shears,cardboard will be laid and topped with mulch to create the pathway. • The Commission discusses the proposal and agrees the project is well thought out. • The Administrator states the project is approximately 65-feet from the wetland. • A motion to issue a Friendly Enforcement Order for the orchard path and blueberry protection is made by Mr. Manzi, seconded by Mr. Lynch. • Vote 5-0,Unanimous. Documents Blueberry Bushes +Poles and Netting, Central Path, Eagle Project Presentation, Eagle Proposal Packet, GIS Aerial Wetland Measurements, Mulch Path Project Diagram, Opposite Side of Orchard, Side Length of Orchard, Wide Shot of Orchard Certificate of Compliance(COC) 242-1446, 575 Winter Street(Lind) • The Administrator provides background on the Order issued in February of 2009. Approximately 3,200-s.f. of restoration of wetland and Buffer Zone was required in the OOC. Our Field Inspector along with the consultant performed a site evaluation in July and found the restoration area to be well vegetated with over 75%growth. The post and rail fence with wetland markers was installed. A bluestone walkway stones set in lawn was approved by the previous Administrator. The site is stable and in compliance. • Devon Morse, Hancock Associates is present for questions. • A motion to issue a full and final Certificate of Compliance is made by Mr. McDonough, seconded by Mr. Manzi. • Vote 5-0,Unanimous. Documents Final RCOC PDF reduced, IMG 7232, IMG 7233, IMG 7234, Modified Deck and Stairs Approved Plan - 575 Winter 2021-09-08 Conservation Commission Minutes Page 6 of 9 Approved 0912912021 Partial Certificate of Compliance(COC) 242-1739,Partial COC,Rea Street Subdivision (RDM,Rea Street LLC) • The Administrator states the applicant has requested a continuance. • A motion to continue to September 22,2021 is made by Mr. McDonough, seconded by Mr. Manzi. • Vote 5-0,Unanimous. Documents Email from bosgoodArangereng.com requesting a continuance until 9122121 Certificate of Compliance(COC) 242-1755,Rea Street,Lots 4-7(RDM,Rea Street LLC) • The Administrator states the applicant has requested a continuance. • A motion to continue to September 22,2021 is made by Mr. McDonough, seconded by Mr. Manzi. • Vote 5-0, Unanimous. Documents Email fr om bosgood&rangereng.coin requesting a continuance until 9122121 Small Project NACC#283,276 Raleigh Tavern Lane(Jacobs) • Mr. Mabon recuses from the discussion. • The Administrator states the proposal is for an in-kind replacement of a deck with stairs. The deck will consist of three 4 x 6 posts set in 10-inch concrete sono tubes. The hole for sono tubes will be hand dug to 48- inches below grade. Our Field Inspector confirms that the deck is located approximately 80-feet from the BVW at its closest point. The Administrator recommends approval of the project under Category "B" with conditions(pre and post construction inspections and all excavated soils to be taken off site). • Mr. McDonough questions the existing shed depicted on the plan. • The Administrator states the shed was properly permitted through a building permit. The permit was signed off by the Conservation Administrator,P. Merrill and confirmed at more than 50-feet from the wetland at that time. • A motion to accept this as a Small Project`B"is made by Mr. McDonough, seconded by Mr. Lynch. • Vote 4-1 (In Favor: McDonough,Napoli,Manzi,Lynch,Recused: Mabon). • A motion to approve the Small Project with conditions as recommended is made by Mr. McDonough, seconded by Mr. Lynch. • Vote 4-1 (In Favor: McDonough,Napoli,Manzi,Lynch,Recused: Mabon). Documents GIS w-Wetland Measurements, NACC446, Small Project with Supporting Materials 08 16 21 Small Project NACC#284, 19 Commonwealth Avenue(Aseencio) • The Administrator states the proposal is for the installation of a new deck at the rear of the house. The proposed deck will be approximately 170-s.f with stairs. The deck will be supported by five (5) footings and attached to the corner of the house with lag bolts.Proposed work is located within the 200-foot Riverfront Area and is approximately 126-feet from the BVW to the Shawsheen River. The Administrator recommends approval of the project under Category"A" with conditions (pre and post construction inspections and all excavated soils to be taken off site). • A motion to accept this as a Small Project"A"with conditions as recommended is made by Mr. McDonough, seconded by Mr. Manzi. • Vote 5-0,Unanimous. Documents 19 COMMONWEALTH AVE DECK PLANS Fri Jul 16 2021 14-13-29, Commonwealth 19 GIS Aerial, Small Project Application with Supporting Materials 08 23 21 Small Project 2021-09-08 Conservation Commission Minutes Page 7 of 9 Approved 0912912021 NACC#285,47 Millpond (Burgess) • The Administrator states this project was permitted in 2018 under a Small Project L, work never commenced. The proposal is to remove the lumber retaining wall and fence and replace it with a retaining wall. The patio is proposed to be refurbished within the same footprint. • Mr.Napoli states the Commission will recall this project and it is within the existing footprint. • A motion to accept this as a Small Project"L"with the same conditions in Small Project NACC#217 is made by Mr. McDonough, seconded by Mr. Manzi. • Vote 5-0,Unanimous. Documents Small Project App and materials 47 Mill Pond Small Project NACC#286,659 Forest Street(Zhylinski) • The Administrator states the proposal is for an in-kind deck replacement of existing decks. There are two decks at the rear of the property outside the 50-foot NBZ. One of the rear decks will be re-decked with composite material with the smaller rear deck being demolished and completely rebuilt. The front deck is proposed to receive new composite deck boards. All work will be done by hand. The stockpile location will be in the front yard and a dumpster placed in the driveway. The Administrator recommends approval of the project under Category "B" with conditions (pre and post construction inspections and all excavated soils to be taken off site). • A motion to accept this as a Small Project`B"conditions as recommended made by Mr. McDonough, seconded by Mr. Manzi. • Vote 5-0,Unanimous. Documents Small Project Application with Supporting Materials 08 27 21 Enforcement OrderNiolation 40 Flagship Drive(DWT Holdings,LLC) • The Administrator states the contractor was unable to secure frac tanks required in the Amended Enforcement Order issued in advance of hurricane Ida. The Administrator reports that the site held up well during the storm. The Administrator provides a brief report on the filtering and pumping of the sediment pond which started this past Friday. All of the berms around the top have been bolstered and a Swale established along the westerly edge of the property to direct water away from the neighbor at#70. Blocks for the retaining wall were delivered and rap has been installed on the access driveway. Norse is waiting to gain permission to access the downstream site where wetland impacts occurred before they start flagging and surveying. The Administrator believes the priority is dewatering and cleaning the sediment basin. • Mr. Manzi would like an estimated time frame on the dewatering and reconstruction of the detention basin and whether the basin up top is still holding water. • William Linskey, DWT Holdings, LLC estimates the process will take approximately 5-10 days. The detention basin water level is down approximately 1 to 2-feet.Pumping is occurring approximately 8-hours a day with the process documented every hour by photo. Pumping will become more difficult as the water level gets lower due to the sediment. Once the filter stops working the system shuts down. They propose moving the entire operation up top to pump the upper basin using this same method. The bottom basin will be reconstructed to remain as part of the design. All exposed slopes have been stabilized and blanketed,patches will be repaired as needed. • Mr. Lynch would like to know if they have the resources onsite to handle the upcoming storm events. • Mr. Linskey believes they have reinforced the site to handle upcoming storm events. • The Administrator questions if the NACC would reconsider instituting fines and having a monitor on site during the pumping. • The Commission discusses the Enforcement Order and agrees to allow work to continue and stay the fines. They request the applicant attend the September 22nd meeting to provide a progress update. 2021-09-08 Conservation Commission Minutes Page 8 of 9 Approved 0912912021 • A motion to ratify the Enforcement Order is made by Mr. McDonough, seconded by Mr. Lynch. • Vote 5-0, Unanimous. Documents 7-14-2021 Meeting Materials, 8-11-2021 Meeting Materials, 2nd Amended Enforcement Order-40 Flagship Drive, 3rd Amended EO- 40 Flagship Drive 08-31-21, 20210908 130240, Resized 20210908_130232 Enforcement Order/Violation 16 Ferry Street(Gibraltar Pools) • The Administrator provides background on the DOA issued at the last meeting. The project was started prior to the pre-construction meeting. Some work and disturbance occurred in unexpected areas. All work was stopped, and erosion controls installed. All disturbed areas are to be scarified, spread with native seed mix and blanketed with straw by September 22nd. The majority of the work has been completed. The remaining work will be accomplished by hand through the existing gate at the front of the house. • Mr. Lynch questions if the work was performed prior to the phone call regarding waiving the pre-construction meeting. • The Field Inspector states he visited the site the day after the call was made. It is his opinion that the work conducted would have taken approximately 1-day to complete. • Jay Henshall, Gibraltar Pools Corp. states they were the applicant for the project. They used a subcontractor for the installation of the pool which led to a communication error. • Mr.Napoli states Gibraltar Pools was the responsible party to ensure the subcontractor understood a preconstruction meeting was required prior to the start of work. • A motion to ratify the Enforcement Order as recommended is made by Mr. McDonough, seconded by Mr. Manzi. • Vote 5-0,Unanimous. Documents 16 Ferry Plan, EO- 16 Ferry Street Enforcement Order/Violation 60 Campbell Road(Sahagian) • The Administrator provides background on the property. The new owner started unpermitted work that involved the removal of trees, grading for anticipated landscaping. Additional grading toward the rear of the house was also conducted which resulted in impacts to the 25-foot NDZ. The homeowner was directed to cease all work and given direction to stabilize the site in anticipation of hurricane Ida. The homeowner has been compliant with all requests thus far. The Administrator describes the forms of stabilization used on the site. The site held up well to the hurricane and is currently stable. The homeowner has engaged a wetland consultant to delineate the wetlands as directed in the EO. The Administrator states a survey plan will be required to show the wetlands and limit of disturbance. A restoration plan will be required for the 25-foot NDZ as well as a Notice of Intent for future plans. • Tate Sahagian,the homeowner states he was unaware permitting was required for the work. He expresses concerns with leaving unstable soil on site and requests the NACC review the proposed landscape plan that he prepared so they may start seeding. The material used when the septic work was done is unsuitable to plant. • The Administrator presents photos of the site prior to work being done by the previous homeowner. • Mr. Sahagian states there was dumping in the backyard, which appears to have been going on for years. • The Commission discusses the request and agrees no further activity is allowed until the wetlands have been delineated and further direction is given. An Existing Conditions Plan and 25-foot NDZ Restoration Plan must be received no later than September 22, 2021. A Notice of Intent is required to be filed within four weeks. • Mr. Lynch questions if the project falls under an NOI. • The Administrator believes the filing will require more than three conditions requiring an NOT. • A motion to ratify and amend the Enforcement Order as discussed and recommended is made by Mr. McDonough, seconded by Mr. Lynch. 2021-09-08 Conservation Commission Minutes Page 9 of 9 Approved 0912912021 • Vote 5-0,Unanimous. Documents EO- 60 Campbell Road- 09-02-21 Enforcement OrderNiolation 268 Raleigh Tavern Lane(Atallah) • Mr. Mabon recuses from the discussion. • The Administrator states a continuance is required. • A motion to continue to September 22,2021 is made by Mr. McDonough, seconded by Mr. Lynch. • Vote 4-1 (In Favor: McDonough, Napoli,Manzi,Lynch,Recused: Mabon). Documents n/a 242-1825, 1 & 28 Royal Crest,242-1823,292 Candlestick Road,920 Johnson Street& 242-1773,60 Leanne Drive • The Administrator states the consultant cannot make the meeting due to a scheduling conflict. • A motion to continue September 22, 2021 is made by Mr. Manzi, seconded by Mr. Lynch. • Vote 5-0,Unanimous. Documents 242-1825, 1 & 28 Royal Crest Drive; Certified-Return Receipts, Notice oflntent- I &28 Royal Crest Drive, Plan to Accompany a Notice oflntent - I &28 Royal Crest Drive 242-1823, 292 Candlestick Road; 08-11-2021 Meeting Materials, 292 Candlestick Road-Plan to Accompany a Notice oflntent_R4, 292 Candlestick Road-Revised NOI 920 Johnson Street; 8-11-2021 Meeting Materials, 920 Johnson-EO August 12, 2021 242-1773, 60 Leanne Drive; As-Built Plan- 60 Leanne Drive, Certificate of Compliance Request- 60 Leanne Drive Decision 242-1814,3 Great Pond Road(Finbury) • The Administrator reviews the drafted Order of Conditions. • The Commission discusses the bond which will be set in the amount of S 10,000. • A motion to adopt the Order of Conditions as drafted is made by Mr. Manzi, seconded by Mr. McDonough. • Vote 5-0,Unanimous. Decision 242-1818, Great Pond Road,Bank Stabilization(North Andover DPW) • The Administrator reviews the drafted Order of Conditions. • The Commission discusses the bond which will be set in the amount of 525,000. Condition#70 is to be removed from the Order.No wetland markers are required. • 9:22p.m. Mr. Napoli leaves the meeting. • 9:25p.m. Mr. Napoli rejoins the meeting. • A motion to adopt the Order of Conditions as drafted and amended is made by Mr. Manzi, seconded by Mr. Mabon. • Vote 3-2, (In Favor:Napoli, Mabon &Lynch, Opposed: Manzi&McDonough). Adjournment • A motion to adjourn at 9:30 p.m. is made by Mr. Manzi, seconded by Mr. Mabon. • Vote 5-0 Unanimous. 2021-09-08 Conservation Commission Minutes