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HomeMy WebLinkAbout2022-01-12 Conservation Commission Minutes Page I of 9 Approved 0112612022 North Andover Conservation Commission Meeting Minutes January 12,2022 Members Present: Anthony Capachietti, Sean F. McDonough(remote), Louis A.Napoli, Chairman,Albert P. Manzi,Jr., Vice Chairman and John T. Mabon(remote) Members Absent: Joseph W. Lynch Staff Members Present: Amy Maxner, Conservation Administrator and Taylor Andrews,Field Inspector (remote) Meeting came to Order at. 7:04 p.m. Quorum Present. Pledge of Allegiance Pursuant to Chapter 20 of the Acts of 2021, this meeting of the North Andover Conservation Commission will be conducted in person and via remote means, in accordance with applicable law. Specific information and the general guidelines for remote participation by members of the public and/or parties with a right and/or requirement to attend this meeting can be found on the Town's website, at www.northandoverma.gov. For this meeting, in person attendance of applicants, their representatives, members of the public and Commission members will be permitted Members of the public who wish to watch the meeting live may do so on their televisions by tuning to Comcast Channel 8 or Vernon Channel 26 or online at www.northandovercam.org. Every effort will be made to ensure that the public can adequately access the proceedings in real time, via technological means. In the event that we are unable to do so, despite best efforts, we will post on the Town of North Andover website an audio or video recording, transcript, or other comprehensive record of proceedings as soon as possible after the meeting. If the public would like to participate in public hearings, but not attend the meeting in-person, please email your question/comment prior to or during the meeting to amaxner northandoverma. �ov_. The question/comment will be read during the proceedings and responded to accordingly. Acceptance of Minutes • A motion to accept the minutes of October 19,2021,November 22, 2021 &December 8,2021, is made by Mr. Mabon, seconded by Mr. Manzi. • Vote 5-0,Unanimous. Notice of Intent(NOI) 242-1822,45 Cotuit Street(Seaport Homes LLC) • The Administrator states a continuance has been requested. • A motion to continue to February 9, 2022,is made by Mr. Manzi, seconded by Mr. Capachietti. • Vote 5-0,Unanimous. Documents Email from hers egad requesting a continuance until 219122 Notice of Intent(NOI) 242-1787, 135 North Ramp Road (DeRosa) • The Administrator states a continuance has been requested. • A motion to continue to January 26, 2022,is made by Mr. Manzi, seconded by Mr. Mabon. • Vote 5-0,Unanimous. Documents Email from m_miller( lawrencemunici�alair ort.cam requesting a continuance until 1126122 2022-01-12 Conservation Commission Minutes Page 2 of 9 Approved 0112612022 Notice of Intent(NOI) &Enforcement Order/Violation 242-1832,37 Scott Circle(Myers) • The Administrator provides background on the proposal. Pre-construction requirements were met, and the work has been completed.All areas of disturbance have been stabilized for the winter. The Administrator recommends keeping the EO in place. Once the area of work is fully stabilized in the spring the EO can be lifted, and the Applicant may apply for a COC. • Mike O'Neill, Consulting Engineering Services is present for questions. • Mr. Mabon questions if the EO required a performance bond and if NHESP has responded. • The Administrator states a response was received from NHESP stating the work will result in no impact/no take. The performance bond will be conditioned in the Order. • The Commission discusses the proposal and how to proceed. • A motion to close and issue in 21 days and table the discussion on the EO until the decision is discussed is made by Mr. Manzi, seconded by Mr. Capachietti. • Vote 5-0,Unanimous. NOI Documents 12-08-2021 Meeting Materials, 01-06-22 EC Monitoring Report(37 Scott Circle), Correspondence Letter 01 1122, NorthAndover_21-40682 EO Documents 37 Scott Circle, Enforcement Order for Failing Septic System 12 09 2 Notice of Intent(NOI) 242-1833, Sewer Rehabilitation Project,Ipswich,Morningside&Flagship (North Andover DPW) • The Administrator reviews the proposal for the sewer line replacement/repair in 3 different areas of town. The Ipswich Street area involves the replacement of 200-linear feet of existing 8-inch clay pipe to be replaced with 8-inch PVC. The area consists mainly of Japanese Knotweed and bittersweet, with limited removal of small saplings. The work is within the 25-foot NDZ, 50- foot NBZ and remaining Buffer Zone. The wetland delineation was reviewed by the Field Inspector and found to be accurate. • Rhianna Sommers, Epsilon Associates & Shannon Beaton, Woodard& Curran are present on behalf of the Applicant. • Mr. Capachietti requests that all excavated soil/roots be removed from the site to prevent the spread of the knotweed. • Mr. Mabon confirms that the Administrator is satisfied with the dewatering detail provided and whether construction access is an issue. • The Administrator states she is satisfied with the dewatering detail however a location must be determined, which can be done at an on-site consultation. Construction access is not an issue; the manhole is at the edge of the paved roadway. • The area of Morningside Lane consists of two 10-foot sections of pipe requiring repair. The work is entirely within a paved ROW in the Buffer Zone,just inside 50-foot NBZ. All areas will be returned to pre-existing paved conditions. The narrative does not speak for the need of dewatering in this location. Staff reviewed the wetland line and found W2 Series to be accurate. Flag changes on the W3 Series wetland(IVW)were requested. These revisions do not impact the project in anyway,revised plans have been provided . • Mr.Napoli requests a dewatering plan be provided, and location to be determined in the field, due to high water levels in this area. • The Administrator states Flagship Drive is the final area proposed for 230-linear feet of existing 8-inch clay pipe to be replaced with 8-inch PVC. All of the proposed work is outside of NACC jurisdiction. She requested this area be included in the NOI due to the proximity to 40 Flagship Drive,which is under a current Enforcement Order, so that the Commission was aware of work being done in this vicinity. The work will occur entirely within the paved ROW, all areas will be returned to pre-existing paved conditions. • A motion to close and issue in 21 days is made by Mr. Manzi, seconded by Mr. Capachietti. • Vote 5-0,Unanimous. Documents 2022-01-12 Conservation Commission Minutes Page 3 of 9 Approved 0112612022 2021.01.11 -Final Permitting Plans, 20211222 NOI NAndoverDPWSewerRehabilitation Notice of Intent(NOI) 242-1834,35 Hollow Tree Lane(Nugent) • The Administrator states the proposal is for the replacement of a failing septic system. The new septic system will be conventional pipe and stone. The majority of the leaching field is outside the 100-foot Buffer Zone. The wetland line was reviewed, and one flag change requested. Flag A3 was moved 3-feet back and made no significant impact to the project. The property contains NHESP habitat and 100-Year Floodplain, however all work is outside of these zones. The construction access and stockpiling area are depicted on the plan. The design was approved by the Health Department. The Administrator states that during a site visit she noticed unauthorized encroachments into the 25'-foot NDZ and 50-foot NBZ in the form of a gravel area and 10-foot metal posts with fabric netting. A Certificate of Compliance was issued in 2005 for OOC 242-1241 to the same homeowner. The as-built plan accompanying the COC request showed no disturbance in the 25-foot NDZ at that time. The Administrator recommends issuing an Enforcement Order requiring restoration of the area to be completed by late spring. • Thorsen Akerley,Williams& Sparages states the system is not in a catastrophic failure; however there has been charge out of the distribution box at times. The Applicant is hoping to replace the system this winter if the Health Department and weather conditions allow. • The Administrator states the project cannot close tonight; a DEP number has not been assigned. • Mr. Mabon requests they refine the proposal to include restoration of the 25-foot NDZ. • The Commission agrees the performance bond required in the OOC will need to cover the cost of the restoration to remedy the violation. • Mr. Akerley states the area in question was lawn when the home was purchased. The homeowner has agreed to remove the posts and gravel and requests to re-establish the area as lawn rather than plantings. He requests that the Commission keep in mind that the proposal doesn't require a lot of work when determining the bond. • Mr. Manzi states anything within the 25-foot NDZ requires revegetation with plantings. • A motion to continue to January 26, 2022,is made by Mr. Manzi, seconded by Mr. Capachietti. • Vote 5-0,Unanimous. Documents 35 Hollow Tree Lane 01-06-22 Photos, 2005 As-Built Plan-35 Hollow Tree, Certified-Return Receipts, Notice oflntent-35 Hollow Tree Lane, Revised Sanitary Disposal System Repair Plan -35 Hollow Tree I- 11-22, Sanitary Disposal Svstem Repair Plan-35 Hollow Tree Lane Amendment 242-1692, 1210 Osgood Street(Princeton Dev. &Forgetta Dev.) • A continuance is necessary due to a lack of a quorum. • A motion to continue to January 26,2022,is made by Mr. Manzi, seconded by Mr. Mabon. • Vote 4-1 (In Favor: Capachietti, McDonough,Manzi,Mabon,Abstained: Napoli). Documents n/a Request for Determination of Applicability 268 Raleigh Tavern Lane(Atallah) • Mr. Mabon recuses from the discussion. • A continuance is necessary due to a lack of a quorum. • A motion to continue to January 26, 2022,is made by Mr. Manzi, seconded by Mr. McDonough. • Vote 4-1 (In Favor: Capachietti, McDonough,Manzi,Napoli, Recused: Mabon). Documents n/a 2022-01-12 Conservation Commission Minutes Page 4 of 9 Approved 0112612022 Request for Determination of Applicability Glennie Woodlot/Town Farm Boardwalk(FONAT) • The Administrator provides background on the proposal heard at a previous meeting. Concerns regarding the beavers were addressed. The Administrator has spoken with Mr. Rand who no longer opposes the project. A response was received from NHESP stating the work will result in no impact/no take. • Mr. Manzi requests additional language be added to the DOA to continue the work to eliminate the beavers from the area. He believes that breaching the dam and trapping the beavers is not a permanent solution. He suggests the NACC require written communication from FONAT with regards to the beaver activity. • The Commission discusses the proposal and agrees written communication will be required twice a year. • The Administrator states the DPW has licensed trappers on staff who are experienced in dam breaching. They are trying to be more intentional with their management and intend to revisit this area. • Rob Jones, FONAT states their goal is to maintain the trails and is willing to do what is needed to get the project approved. • Mr. Manzi states he does not intend to burden FONAT and suggests that if any FONAT members see increased beaver activity to simply contact the Conservation Department to inform the Town. • A motion to issue Negative Determination#3 with conditions as discussed and recommended is made by Mr. Manzi, seconded by Mr. Mahon. • Vote 5-0,Unanimous. Documents 10-27-2021 Meeting Materials, Glennie Wood Lot, Town Farm Boardwalk(RDA) -Final Legal.docx- Google Does Request for Determination of Applicability 70 French Farm Road(Trautwein & Laflamme) • The Administrator states the project is for the construction of a second story addition over the same footprint of an existing sunroom. The Contractor proposes to install 2'x2' crushed stone infiltration pits at gutter discharge to infiltrate new roof gutters. A sketch of the cross section has been provided. The corner of the existing sunroom is approximately 85-feet from the BVW. The Administrator provides history on past permits for the property. All proposed work will be done by hand, no machinery is required. The stockpile area and dumpster will be located in the driveway. • Mr.Napoli expresses concerns with the soil conditions with the added weight of the addition. • Michael Trautwein,the homeowner states the Building Inspector visited the site when they excavated under the foundation and deemed the material acceptable. • Mr. Capachietti states he is okay with the Applicant moving the infiltration trenches further away from the house if there is a full foundation. • The Administrator recommends issuing a Negative Determination#3 with conditions requiring pre and post construction inspections and all materials to be taken off site. • A motion to issue Negative Determination#3 with conditions as discussed and recommended is made by Mr. Mahon, seconded by Mr. Manzi. • Vote 5-0,Unanimous. Documents RDA Application with Supporting Materials 12 22 21, RDA Plans 1110 21 Request for Determination of Applicability 767 Great Pond Road(Boyle) • The Administrator states the project is for the restoration of the retaining wall and in-kind replacement of the patio. She describes the construction means and methods, all work will be performed by hand. The proposed work will be located approximately 20-feet from the IVW at its closest point. The wetland was delineated by Norse Environmental,reviewed by the Field Inspector and found to be accurate. A sketch plan depicting the layout was provided. After consulting with the Chairman,he felt an RDA would be appropriate as long as all work was performed by hand, only in-kind replacement with no expansion. 2022-01-12 Conservation Commission Minutes Page 5 of 9 Approved 0112612022 • Mr. Manzi does not believe an RDA is the appropriate application for the project. Due to the proximity to the resource area and the need for a surveyed plan he believes an NOI is required. • James Boyle,the homeowner,believes the broken patio is a safety risk. No work is proposed on the wetland side of the retaining wall. • Mr. Capachietti believes after reviewing the scope of work, an RDA is appropriate, erosion controls are necessary. • Mr. Mabon agrees that erosion controls are necessary and questions what if the proposed wall is not structurally sound. • Mr. Boyle states if the wall is not structurally sound and equipment is required,he will seek further guidance from the NACC. After listening to the discussion, he intends to repair the wall and replace the patio in the same footprint. • Mr. McDonough questions if a waiver is required. • Mr. Manzi states a waiver is not required for an in-kind replacement or repair. • The Commission discusses the project and how to proceed. • The Administrator recommends issuing a Negative Determination#3 with conditions requiring pre and post construction inspections, erosion controls,no machinery will be permitted. • A motion to issue Negative Determination#3 with conditions as recommended is made by Mr. Mabon, seconded by Mr. Capachietti. • Vote 4-1 (In Favor: Capachietti, McDonough,Napoli,Mabon,Abstained: Manzi). Documents 20211201_123021, Patio, Ret Wall Pics.docx- Google Does, RDA Application with Supporting Materials 12 2321 Request for Determination of Applicability 73 Berkeley Road(Storey) • The Administrator states the project is for the construction of an addition which will be recessed into the rear of the house to be supported by a single sonotube. The addition will be no closer to the wetland than the existing corner of the garage. She reviews the construction means and methods, excavated soil to be removed via wheelbarrow. The wetland consists of an IVW located off the property within the Royal Crest Development. The wetland is governed by an ORAD issued to Royal Crest in 2019. The Buffer Zone setbacks depicted have been scaled off from the Royal Crest plans. The sonotube will be 98-feet from the wetland and the addition will be 90-feet from the wetland at its closest point. The rear yard is flat and separated from Royal Crest by a stone wall. Erosion controls are proposed along the 50-foot NBZ. She recommends issuing a Negative Determination#3 with conditions requiring pre and post construction inspections and no machinery will be permitted within the Buffer Zone. • Mr. Capachietti states the erosion control must be kept on the subject property. • Tom Childs, Childs Design& Construction is present for questions. • The Commission discusses the proposal. • A motion to issue Negative Determination#3 with conditions as recommended is made by Mr. Manzi, seconded by Mr. Mabon. • Vote 5-0,Unanimous. Documents 73 Berkeley Photos.docx- Google Does, Plan of Land 12 02 21, RDA Application with Supporting Materials 12 28 21 Certificate of Compliance 242-1286,230 Webster Woods Lane (Drew) • The Administrator provides background on the Order issued in November of 2004. The site is stable,wetland markers are in place and vernal pool setbacks were respected. Deviations include the location of the concrete pool apron/patio is 58-feet vs. 54-feet, moving it further away from the wetland. Per the hearing minutes, the cabana on the approved plan was not compliant with ZBA setbacks and needed to be moved,the modification 2022-01-12 Conservation Commission Minutes Page 6 of 9 Approved 0112612022 for a new location was approved administratively. The fence encloses the pool, apron/patio &cabana, as opposed to the entire portion of the rear yard as originally proposed. She recommends issuing a full Certificate of Compliance,with on-going conditions as prescribed in the Order. • A motion to issue a full and final Certificate of Compliance is made by Mr. Capachietti, seconded by Mr. Manzi. • Vote 5-0, Unanimous. Documents Webster Woods 230 Site Visit 12-17-21,Approved Plan 230 Webster Woods, As-Built of Existing Conditions 1129 21, COC Request Cover Letter, Revised Cabana Location approved plan, revised compliance letter, WPA Form 8A-Request for Certificate of Compliance Certificate of Compliance 242-1764, 137 Andover Street& 0 Chickering Road(TTOR) • The Administrator provides background on the Order issued in December of 2019. She reviews modifications approved by the NACC during the project. The modifications to the basin were completed in late summer 2021, the design engineer made a number of observations of the basin during and after storm events and reported that it is functioning as designed. The site is stable,rip rap discharge area is in good condition with no areas of scour or concern. The re-established Swale appears to be functioning as designed. Wetland markers are in place, and plantings installed and are doing well. She recommends issuing a full Certificate of Compliance, with on-going conditions as prescribed in the Order. • Josh Hasenfus, The Trustees of Reservations and James Borrebach, engineer, are present for questions. • Mr. Capachietti questions if the COC request is for work to the pond only. • The Administrator reviews the work governed in the OOC. • Mr. Mabon confirms that the pond functions properly as a detention basin. • Mr. Borrebach confirms this. • A motion to issue a full and final Certificate of Compliance is made by Mr. Manzi, seconded by Mr. Mabon. • Vote 5-0,Unanimous. Documents Plan Modification Request 6-I1-2021, Request for COC-DEP File 242-1764 Enforcement Order/Violation 242-1692, 1210 Osgood Street(Princeton Properties Mgmt./LIPT Osgood St.,LLC) (cont. from 12/8/21) • A continuance is necessary due to a lack of a quorum. • A motion to continue to January 26,2022,is made by Mr. Manzi, seconded by Mr. Capachietti. • Vote 4-1 (In Favor: Capachietti, McDonough,Manzi,Mabon,Abstained: Napoli). Documents n/a Enforcement Order/Violation 268 Raleigh Tavern Lane(Attallah) • Mr. Mabon recuses from the discussion. • A continuance is necessary due to a lack of a quorum. • A motion to continue to January 26, 2022,is made by Mr. Manzi, seconded by Mr. Capachietti. • Vote 4-1 (In Favor: Capachietti, McDonough,Manzi,Napoli,Recused: Mabon). Documents n/a Enforcement Order/Violation 40 Flagship Drive(DWT Holdings,LLC) • The Administrator states the Amended Enforcement Order issued at the Dee 8, 2021, meeting conditioned that daily fines be assessed if a NOI was not submitted by Dec 28,2021. An NOI has not been received and fines are being assessed daily. The Field Inspector conducted a site visit today and reports that the large 2022-01-12 Conservation Commission Minutes Page 7 of 9 Approved 0112612022 stockpile of soil at the rear of the site is currently being trucked off site and frac tanks containing sediment (empty of water) are on-site. Site personnel informed the Field Inspector that the Applicant intends to clean the frac tanks on-site,no cleaning details have been provided. The wetland consultant preparing the NOI confirms they will meet the deadline for the Jan 26, 2022, meeting. The Applicant was not responsive regarding attendance for tonight's meeting. • Mr. Manzi questions if the dewatering monitor was able to connect with the Applicant. • The Administrator states the dewatering monitor, and the Applicant were able to connect,pumping is not required at this time. The basin is not draining/live, it is collecting and stabilized. • Mr. Manzi questions if additional silt is flowing back into the basin and if it will require additional cleaning. • The Administrator states because the side of the slopes is stabilized the basin is not receiving the previous load. They are currently working to remove the larger stockpile of soil from the site.No work has been done on-site to move the project forward. • Mr. Manzi expresses concerns with sheet flow due to the frozen ground conditions. • The Commission discusses the Enforcement Order and agrees to issue an Amended Enforcement Order for all work to cease and desist,no activity whatsoever is permitted. The site must be prepared for winter conditions within 48-hours, fines will be assessed for each day the site is not stabilized beyond Jan 15,2022. The removal of the soil stockpile from the site shall immediately cease. The remaining soil stockpile shall be re-graded and stabilized. Frac tanks are to remain on-site and are not to be cleaned of sediment while on-site. Conducting any other work or activity on site shall result in fines of$100 per day. • A motion to amend the Enforcement Order to include these additional directives as discussed is made by Mr. Manzi, seconded by Mr. Capachietti. • Vote 5-0,Unanimous. Documents 07-14-2021 Meeting Materials, 08-11-2021 Meeting Materials, 09-08-2021 Meeting Materials, 09-29-2021 Meeting Materials, 10-13-2021 Meeting Materials,10-2 7-2021 Meeting Materials, 12-08-2021 Meeting Materials, 6th Amended Enforcement Order- 40 Flagship - 12-10-21 Enforcement Order/Violation 64 Nutmeg Lane(Madsen) • The Administrator states, as reported by the project wetland consultant, an NOI is expected to be submitted for tomorrow's filing deadline. Documents 09-29-2021 Meeting Materials Enforcement Order/Violation 121 Amberville Road(Wong) • The Administrator states the Field Inspector observed a violation during a site visit for a tree removal request related to installation of solar panels on the roof. The violation consists of a crushed stone walkway,mulch beds with non-native vegetation and wooden steps within the 50-foot NDZ to certified vernal pool. Historic aerials and as-built plans for the property were reviewed showing that the area was previously well vegetated in its natural condition. Department records indicate the current homeowner is the original property owner from when the subdivision was built. A signed affidavit is on file acknowledging that she received a copy of the OOC governing the subdivision &understood it. The Administrator recommends the homeowner engage a wetland consultant to prepare a plan restoring the area to its original condition to be reviewed by the Commission at its March 9, 2022,meeting. The restoration must be completed no later than May 11,2022. Two-year monitoring by a wetland consultant is required to ensure 75% overall survivorship of plantings, monitoring reports due no later than December 1 st of each year.No other work will be considered until the EO has been satisfied and lifted. • The Commission discusses the violation of the 50-foot NDZ. • Nancy Wong, the homeowner, states that she understands the requirements set forth in the EO. 2022-01-12 Conservation Commission Minutes Page 8 of 9 Approved 0112612022 • A motion to issue an Enforcement Order as recommended and discussed is made by Mr. Manzi, seconded by Mr. Capachietti. • Vote 5-0, Unanimous. Documents 121 Amberville Violation Letter 1215 21, 20211208_144153, Affidavit, Lot 32 - 07 20 02, Letter to conservation administrator Jan 2 2022.docx- Google Does, Restoration Planting Suggestions Enforcement OrderNiolation 46 Holly Ridge Road (Bodet) • The Administrator states that staff were made aware of backyard clearing in early December. A site visit was conducted, and staff observed tree clearing on a slope in the backyard. The homeowner intends to level the backyard to create more flat usable space. Soil samples indicate that the wetland advanced up gradient, placing some of the clearing between 75 and 100-feet from the Resource Area. There is a drainage swale running through the backyard which discharges to the backyard of the abutting property(#40)and into the wetland. Due to changes in topography and possible changes to the drainage patterns it was determined this project should be reviewed under an NOI application. After consultation with the Chairman, a cease and desist letter was issued and a NOI required since this project has potential to change drainage patterns to the neighbor and the wetland. The homeowners have complied with the directive and engaged the Morin- Cameron Group to delineate the wetland and prepare the NOI to be submitted mid-March. • Mr. Manzi questions if erosion control are required. • The Administrator does not believe erosion controls are required; no stumping has occurred. • Paul&Duschia Bodet,the homeowners are present. • The Commission discusses the violation and agrees a progress update will be required at the second meeting in February. • A motion to continue to February 23, 2022,is made by Mr. Manzi, seconded by Mr. Mabon. • Vote 5-0,Unanimous. Documents #40 Holly Ridge Site Plan, 46 Holly Ridge Aerial, 46 Holly Ridge Cease &Desist 12-16-21, 20211202_114717, 20211202_114736,Aerial, Bodet Response Letter- engaged Morin Cameron, DeRosa General/New/Old Business 242-1799,243 Great Pond Road-request to reduce monitoring(Boyko) • The Administrator states the Applicant has requested to reduce monitoring. • The Commission considers the request and agrees to take no action at this time. • A motion to take no action is made by Mr. Manzi, seconded by Mr. Capachietti. • Vote 5-0,Unanimous. Documents 11-22-2021 Meeting Materials, 12-08-2021 Meeting Materials, 12-20-2021 Site Visit Photos, 12-30-2021 Site Visit, 242-696- 1999 As-built, Co fC, Great Pond Road Lots 1-5, 242-1799, 243 Great Pond Road Amended EO 1210 21,Pinal Approved Plan.243 GPR, Interim As-Built 243 Great Pond Road 12-2-21 Performance Bond Calculation Updates • Mr. Manzi requests additional research be conducted on how various jurisdictions calculate performance bonds and apply values. • Mr. Capachietti offers to provide some professional input for discussion. • Mr. Mabon suggests the Administrator reach out to the previous Administrator for input on the calculations. Staff Site Visit Fees • Mr.Napoli would like the fee schedule included in the Order of Conditions moving forward. • Mr. Capachietti believes it is important not to discourage Homeowners/Applicants from reaching out to staff with questions/concerns. 2022-01-12 Conservation Commission Minutes Page 9 of 9 Approved 0112612022 • The Commission considers the possibility of additional fees if the NOI requires a SWIPP. Additional research will be conducted. • The Administrator states another town recently updated their fees; they canvassed the surrounding communities to assist in the calculations. She offers to share this information with the Commissioners. Decision 242-1832,37 Scott Circle(Myers) • The Administrator reviews the drafted Order of Conditions. • The Commission discusses the bond which will be set in the amount of$1,500.00. Williams and Sparages has been approved as the erosion control monitor. Additional language is added to Condition#66 regarding the lifting of the EO,which requires recording of the OOC and posting of the bond. • A motion to adopt the Order of Conditions as drafted and amended is made by Mr. Manzi, seconded by Mr. Capachietti. • Vote 5-0, Unanimous. Adjournment • A motion to adjourn at 9:27 p.m.is made by Mr. Manzi, seconded by Mr. Capachietti. • Vote 5-0 Unanimous. 2022-01-12 Conservation Commission Minutes