1997-10-22BEVERLY CONSERVATION COMMISSION
MINUTES OF MEETING
OCTOBER 22, 1997
A regular meeting of the Beverly Conservation Commission was held
on October 22, 1997 at 7:00 p.m., third floor, City Hall, 191 Cabot
Street.
Those Present were: Chairman David Lang, Vice-Chairman Tony
Paluzzi, Dr. Mayo Johnson, Jon Mazuy, Patricia Grimes. Also
present was Assistant Planning Director Debbie Hurlburt and Susan
Akerman, Secretary to the Commission.
Meeting called to order by Chairman Lang at 7:00 p.m.
Request for Determination of Applicabilities:
New: Hale Street (Mullen/Loeb Estate) / delineation determination/
James Mullen
Attorney Kim Driscoll addressed the Commission and stated that her
client is seeking wetland delineation determination and to set a
site visit. Attorney Driscoll stated that Elizabeth Wallace of
Hayes Engineering is present tonight to review the wetlands.
Chairman Lang questioned how the application was advertised.
Attorney Driscoll stated that the map and lot number is typically
what is used for filing and advertising purposes, and that it was
the standard way to fill out the application.
Elizabeth Wallace, a wetland scientist from Hayes Engineering
addressed the Commission and stated that the property is located
off Hale Street, and that there are wetlands and bordering
vegetated wetlands on this property, as well as other isolated
wetlands that are under Army Corp. jurisdiction.
Ms. Wallace explained the parcel of land noting that the parcel is
hilly with steep slopes with some moderate to gentle slopes, that
a driveway exists on top of the hill, and that there are wetlands
in valleys.
Ms. Wallace pointed out all the wetlands on the site.
Ms. Wallace explained that the isolated wetlands are pockets of
water that accumulate during storms and that there were quite a few
areas that were wet because of drainage.
Chairman Lang asked if an inventory of wildlife habitats was done.
Ms. Wallace stated no, not yet.
Chairman Lang asked if there are any wetlands that connect to any
Army Corps. wetlands. Ms. Wallace stated no and explained the
surrounding wetlands.
Chairman Lang pointed out one wetland that he thought might run
into a Conservation Commission jurisdictional wetland. Ms. Wallace
stated that she checked carefully and that they don't connect, but
that they could check during the site walk.
Chairman Lang asked what will ultimately be on the parcel of land;
especially with respect to roads. Ms. Wallace explained that this
is a determination meeting focusing on wetland resource areas only,
but stated that there are proposed roadways in the preliminary
plans but that they are not finalized.
Dr. Johnson asked what the difference was between a DEP wetland and
an Army Corps. wetland. Ms. Wallace explained that a DEP wetland
must border something.
Dr. Johnson asked if vernal pools were investigated yet.
Wallace that there are no certified vernal pools on site.
Ms.
Chairman Lang stated that Commission members might want to consider
some assistance from an outside consultant after the Commissions
initial look.
Chairman Lang stated that he would like to schedule a site walk for
November 15, 1997.
Chairman Lang asked if anyone from the public wished to speak on
this matter.
A resident of Beverly Farms asked how many acres of land is this
parcel and asked if a site plan has been done recently. Ms.
Wallace stated that there is approximately 88 acres on this parcel
and that a site plan was done in September, 1997.
This resident stated that he is concerned that when there is a
regular rain-fall that a lot of water deposits will form and cause
flooding of roads and homes.
John Murray addressed the Commission and stated that there is
running water and streams on the property right know, and its been
a very dry summer and fall and stated that there is a tremendous
amount of wildlife in this area.
Joan Johnson of Beverly Farms asked about the 100' buffer zone.
Rene Mary of 274 Hale Street asked if the public will be allowed on
the site visit. Attorney Driscoll stated yes, that it has been
allowed in the past as long as you sign a release.
There being no further questions or comments regarding this matter,
a motion was made by Tony Paluzzi to continue the hearing until the
Commission's next meeting scheduled for November 19, 1997 pending
a site visit, seconded by Jon Mazuy and approved unanimously.
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New: 82 River Street/buildinq demolition/MoVnihan Lumber
Bob Hatch, representing Ed White, addressed the Commission and
explained a plan to demolish two existing structures, and to
construct one building. Mr. Hatch explained that a small portion
of one of the buildings will need to be razed and that the
construction of this portion of the building falls within the 200'
buffer zone of the Riverfront Area.
Mr. Hatch stated that they are here tonight with their initial
plans and for delineation of the Bass River.
Pat Grimes asked if any work will be done in the Riverfront Area.
Mr. Hatch stated that a small section will be.
Pat Grimes asked what the extent of the work will be. Mr. Hatch
explained that they will be digging 4' holes for footings and back-
filling.
Chairman Lang asked how the razing of the building will be
accomplished. Mr. Hatch explained that they will be using heavy
equipment.
Chairman Lang asked if there would be any stockpiling of materials,
and stated that material will not be allowed to be stored in the
Riverfront Area. Mr. Hatch stated that. he sees no reason to stock
pile material in that zone that they will have roll-offs and trucks
to haul the material off site.
Chairman Lang stated that it wouldn't hurt to put up haybales. Mr.
Hatch responded fine.
Chairman Lang questioned the eroded pavement. Mr. Hatch explained
that the eroded pavement is the City's responsibility, that he has
no involvement in that.
Jon Mazuy asked if any footings or excavation will be done within
the 200' buffer zone to the River. Mr. Hatch explained that there
will be some disturbance in that area.
Tony Paluzzi questioned the footings. Mr. Hatch explained that the
footings will be 4' cross wall and that the slab is to meet the
existing grade.
Tony Paluzzi asked if they would hit any water at high tide. Mr.
Hatch stated no, only for the 100 year storm.
There being no further questions or conunents regarding this matter,
a motion was made by Tony Paluzzi to close the hearing, seconded by
Jon Mazuy and approved unanimously.
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A motion was made by Tony Paluzzi to issue a Negative Determination
of Applicability #3 with of; haybales to be installed, that there
be no stockpiling, and that any debris is to leave the site
immediately, seconded by Pat Grimes and approved unanimously.
New: Brimbal Avenue, Essex Street (landfill)/delineation
determination/City of Beverly
Paul Board of Malcolm & Pirnie addressed the Commission and passed
out a wetland and delineation report. Mr. Board explained that he
was here tonight on behalf of the City of Beverly for a Request for
a Determination of Applicability for a delineation determination.
Mr. Board explained that the City of Beverly is in a position to
receive excavate from the Central Artery, essentially free dirt for
the City to close the landfill.
Mr. Board stated that there are a number of items that the City
must complete to receive the excavate and that one request is the
delineation of wetlands.
Mr. Board introduces Joan Hanson.
Chairman Lang asked if they are looking for Conservation Commission
approval. Ms. Hanson stated yes.
Ms. Hanson addressed the Commission and explained that eight (8)
wetlands have been identified and that several are isolated and
that the remaining wetlands all feed from other systems.
Ms. Hanson identified the limits of these wetlands indicating that
they do extend further off the site, that the area is heavily
vegetated with lots of fragmities and dense shrubbery, and that red
maple swamps have been identified.
Jon Mazuy asked if the excavate material will be dumped. Ms.
Hanson explained that initially they plan to stockpile the dirt on
City owned property and stated that the Phase I Plan shows the
placement of the material. Ms. Hanson explained that they will
situate the dirt so it won't wash into the wetlands.
Ms. Hanson explained that they anticipate that they will need
100,000 cubic yards as part of the requirement for placement of
material and that a sediment control plan will be submitted at a
later date.
Ms. Hanson stated that the first stage is to identify the wetlands
and see if there is a buffer area and then do a soil erosion plan
around the stockpile.
Jon Mazuy asked if essentially the City will only be capping the
landfill and asked how long of a process it will be. Mr. Board
explained that the landfill process will take 2-4 years depending
on how the process will be worked out with DEP, and then explained
the process and requirements that need to be met for closure of a
landfill.
Mr. Board explained that the goal in the first phase is to take the
excavate, put it on the property and grade it.
Chairman Lang asked if it is their intention to take the material
and reshape it to get the slopes right and then put a plastic cover
over it. Mr. Board stated that or a clay cover, and explained that
they would have to look into that part of the prerequisite. Mr.
Board stated that they would have to submit a final grading plan
and erosion control plan.
Jon Mazuy asked if they knew what the clay cover was made of. Mr.
Board stated a combination of material, that they would get a seal
of approval from DEP and explained that DEP does a testing system.
Tony Paluzzi asked if they intend to store the material in a big
meuntain until it is spread out. Mr. Board stated no, that it is
to be a flat plateau and graded down.
Chairman Lang asked once the excavate is placed will that be its
final resting place. Mr. Board stated yes, but that there could be
some minor reshaping done.
Chairman Lang stated that it is the Conservation Commission's
concern that there be no permanent mound so that it doesn't end up
in the wetlands.
Chairman Lang asked after the material is placed, will a sand layer
be placed down before the clay cap is put on. Mr. Board stated
that he was not sure yet, that they are trying to put the City in
a position to afford this project.
Dr. Johnson recommended that the Commission schedule a site visit
for November 15, 1997.
Chairman Lang asked if any one from the public wished to speak.
Rene Mary of 274 Hale Street asked how would they prevent the
landfill from leaking out. Ms. Hanson explained that the rain will
no longer penetrate the landfill because of the cap.
Frank Killilea addressed the Commission and explained that the City
intends to wait until the stream dries up and the vegetation dies
off to investigate further.
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Mr. Board stated that a capping study will be done to investigate
leakage.
Mr. Killilea stated that this is a win/win situation for the State
and the City, that this offer is only open for a short period of
time, that the excavate is coming out of Boston this year and next
and that the City is anxious to get the excavate in.
Jon Mazuy asked when does the City want to do this. Mr. Killilea
stated that approval this month would be helpful.
Chairman Lang stated that he wants to make sure that no material
gets into jurisdictional areas within the 100' buffer zone.
Jon Mazuy asked if in their opinion could this be done. Ms. Hanson
responded yes.
Chairman Lang stated that the Commission likes to see silt fencing
and haybales.
There being no further questions or comments regarding this matter,
a motion was made by Tony Paluzzi to allow the storage of material
on the site, but away from the 100' buffer zone as shown on this
plan, Phase I Placement Plan, dated 1997 contingent upon that
haybales surround the area fill and without the 100' buffer zone
being disturbed; that the materials and sources are allowed to be
searched; that the plan be in agreement with the Conservation
Commission and/or its Agent and that a call is to be placed to
Debbie Hurlburt prior to any soil being placed down so that they
can work with her for placement, seconded by Jon Mazuy and approved
unanimously.
Jon Mazuy asked if the wetlands were flagged. Ms. Hanson responded
yes.
A site visit was scheduled for November 15, 1997 at 10:30 a.m.
A motion was made by Tony Paluzzi to continue this Request for
Determination of Applicability pending a site visit, seconded by
Pat Grimes and approved unanimously.
A motion was made by Jon Mazuy to recess for the purpose of holding
public hearings, seconded by Tony Paluzzi and approved unanimously.
Public Hearinqs
Continuation of Public Hearinq: Old Essex
construction/Bob Nelson
Street/house
Bob Nelson addressed the Commission and explained a plan to build
a house on Old Essex Street. Mr. Nelson explained that a rubble
stone retaining wall close to the brook is proposed.
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Chairman Lang explained that the Commission needed a more specific
drawing of the plan.
Debbie Hurlburt explained to Mr. Nelson that the plan should
indicate where the flaggings are on the land, where the bordering
vegetated wetlaDd (BVW) is and that the wetlands is the creek.
Pat Grimes stated that the Commission will be looking for core
samples as well.
Tony Paluzzi asked what the soil is made up of. Mr. Nelson stated
gravel with some loom and explained that an old apple tree is in
the middle of the property.
Pat Grimes asked who would be constructing the house. Mr. Nelson
stated that he would be.
Chairman Lang explained to Mr. Nelson that he needs to make sure
that the retaining wall is out of the Commission's jurisdiction,
that there be no disturbance of the flow of the brook, that there
be no impact of wetlands and that the plan needs to show what the
grade is going to be filled to and what the existing and final
contours will be!
Chairman Lang explained to Mr. Nelson that he could write a letter
describing what his intentions are going to be because this is all
part of a record to approve or disapprove this project and
suggested that his botanist be more specific.
Pat Grimes stated that there is not enough information or
verification, and that more soil verifications are needed.
Chairman Lang suggested that Mr. Nelson get soil samples.
Tony Paluzzi asked how Mr. Nelson intends to anchor the toe of the
slope. Mr. Nelson stated that he intends to pin the top part to
the ledge that is sitting there and that the foundation and
retaining wall will be put 2' above grade.
Tony Paluzzi asked what type of fill is being brought in. Mr.
Nelson explained that he has access to clean gravel.
There being no further questions or comments regarding this matter,
a motion was made by Dr. Johnson to continue the public hearing to
the Commission's next meeting scheduled for November 19, 1997,
seconded by Pat Grimes and approved unanimously.
Janet Appleton of 320 Essex Street addressed the Commission and
explained that the Zoning Board of Appeals denied a previous plan
for construction of a house on this site due to drainage problems.
John Murray addressed the Commission and explained that it is his
understanding that the City Solicitor in researching this project
came to a separate conclusion, that some of the issues raised by
Ms. Appleton where mentioned, but were not part of the decision
making process, and that the question of this being a buildable lot
was grandfathered in because of an earlier decision.
Vince Willjams of Old Essex Road asked Mr. Nelson if he is the
owner of record according to the Registry of Deeds. Mr. Nelson
responded yes.
Mr. Willjams questioned the problem of the running water in this
area. Chairman Lang explained that the brook was a concern and the
that location of the retaining wall is one of the issues with
respect to displacement of run-off and the adverse affects, but
that George Zambouras told the Conservation Commission that the
real problem is the culvert.
Ms. Appleton stated that she is a direct abutter of Mr. Nelson,
that water gets into her cellar, and that the stream was created
and noted that it can't hold the volume of run-off.
Mr. Murray stated that the drain on the highway is another problem,
that sandbags have been placed there, but that there is a water
problem.
Mr. Nelson stated that this project will not impact the total
volume.
Mr. Murray stated that if this plan helps the situation that he
would be in favor of this project.
Continuation of Public Hearinq: L.P. Henderson Road/construction
of mini storaqe facility / T. Ford
Chairman Lang recused himself from discussion of this matter.
John Dick of Hancock Environmental addressed the Commission, and
reviewed the access roads, identified the wetlands and discussed
the re-routing of the drainage system. Mr. Dick stated that there
will be no change in the grade or the impervious cover.
Mr. Dick reviewed the drainage system and the point source
discharge, then identified the cross culvert, which is currently
being analyzed, and noted that there is a pipe in existence and
stated that this pipe will met or come close to storm water
management.
Mr. Dick explained another change in lieu of the retaining wall and
explained that the wall is gone and that the grade will be 3 to 1
then it will taper off at the perimeter wall.
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Jon Mazuy asked if Mr. Dick thought that the underground pipe will
met stormwater management. Mr. Dick explained that it didn't have
to meet 100%, but along with the swale he thinks it will meet storm
water management.
Jon Mazuy asked if then mount of storm water that is coming off the
site will virtually be the same. Mr. Dick stated virtually
superfluous and continued to explain that it doesn't have a water
shed and that the area will need to be regraded.
Jon Mazuy stated that the water is going to dnmp into an area by
Henderson Road, where there is already water coming off the site
and asked how is this going to impact that. Mr. Dick stated that
the change will be a small percentage.
Pat Grimes stated that the Commission will need the Ransom results.
Mr. Ford addressed the Commission
Commission's intention to wait for
just the Phase I Investigation.
and asked whether it was the
the complete Ransom report or
Pat Grimes stated that she would like to see what Ransom has to
say.
Mr. Dick stated if it is an unmanageable problem that the project
doesn't get built and stated that with respect to drainage and run-
off consideration, DEP has a broader jurisdiction.
Jon Mazuy asked Mr. Dick if he was suggesting that any contnminants
that could impact wetlands was not within the Conservation
Commission's jurisdiction.
Jon Mazuy stated that he is concerned with the nmount of harmful
material that will be dnmped into the wetlands and that he could
not vote on this favorable until the Ransom report of storm water
management came in.
Pat Grimes stated that she agreed with Jon Mazuy.
Frank Killilea addressed the Commission and explained that the
Salem/Beverly Water Supply Board recommended that a grease/oil trap
be installed on the site, as a precaution, to trap contnminants
before they left the site.
Jon Mazuy asked if it was an oil separator. Mr. Ford stated that
it is a DEP grease trapper.
Pat Grimes asked if it was in writing yet.
Debbie Hurlburt stated that she spoke with Wayne Shank,
Environmental Engineer for Ransom and explained that Ransom is
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going to rearrange their testing schedule and test the Gurnard site
first and expedite some soil samples.
Debbie Hurlburt also stated that Rene Mary has supplied some
material/photos of the area of specific concern where they will be
doing soil samples/monitoring wells.
Jon Mazuy asked about the burned material on the site. Mr. Ford
stated that it is magnesium, if proved to be, a solid waste.
Debbie Hurlburt stated that the Ransom report might be submitted as
early as mid November and if something is found in Phase I, then
they proceed with Phase II in which Ransom will do additional
testingand monitoring, but that Ransom will be focusing in on this
area first.
Debbie Hurlburt reads the letter from Rene Mary dated 10/14/97.
(On File)
Pat Grimes stated that she wants to wait for the storm water
management report and then make a decision.
Debbie Hurlburt reads a memorandum from Jay Walsh dated 9/30/97.
{On File)
Jon Mazuy questioned the information on the water supply line and
the sewerage line. Mr. Dick explained that those designs are under
review, but that they must tie in sometime in the future.
Frank Killilea explained that the sewer line proposal is 90%
complete and that it does propose to extend up Cabot Street, Trask
Road, Henderson Road, Sam Fonzo Drive and the Airport and that the
proposal will be out this winter.
Mr. Dick stated that construction can't begin until the site
assessment is done.
Jon Mazuy stated that he is curious about hiring someone to give
the Commission another opinion regarding water run-off and whether
or not the watershed can take it. Debbie Hurlburt stated that the
City has someone that isn't Mr. Fords engineer, which is Ramson
Environmental.
Jon Mazuy asked what the affect will be due to the impact of water
running off this site into the watershed. Mr. Dick stated that the
Salem/Beverly Water Supply Board fully endorses getting this water
off the site.
Jon Mazuy asked how this will be done.
that they will be strongly looking at
review.
Frank Killilea explained
that material after DEP
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Debbie Hurlburt
Ransom should be
for November 19,
stated that the
submitted by the
1997.
preliminary investigation from
Commission's meeting scheduled
There being no further questions or comments regarding this matter,
a motion was made by Jon Mazuy to continue the public hearing on LP
Henderson Road to the Commission's next meeting scheduled for
November 19, 1997 and that al! calculations for the watershed be
submitted, seconded by Dr. Johnson and approved unanimously.
Chairman Lang returned to the meeting at this time.
Continuation of Public Hearinq:
rebuild qara~e / Charles Raymond
54 South Terrace/demolish &
Debbie Hurlburt explained to the Commission that supplemental
information has been provided.
Pat Grimes stated for your information, that she believes that this
activity is subject to the Rivers Act.
There being no further questions or comments regarding this matter,
a motion was made by Jon Mazuy to close the public hearing on 54
South Terrace, seconded by Tony Paluzzi and approved unanimously.
Continuation of Public Hearing:
landscaDinq/Jonathan Inqram
28 Paine Avenue/pool and
Mary Rimmer from Rimmer Environmental addressed the Commission and
stated that there are no performance standards on land subject to
flooding, that basically you do what you want to by coastal
flooding areas so long as it won't impact someone else's property.
Jon Mazuy questioned the fill situation and asked how coastal
regulations tie in. Ms. Rimmer explained that the only guidance
that DEP provides for land subject to coastal flooding is a policy
guidance, that you can do whatever you want to that protects your
property from compensatory coastal flooding, but that it does need
to be noted on the plans and that filling is to be done within
performance standards.
Ms. Rimmer provides Debbie Hurlburr with a letter from an abutter
supporting this project.
Debbie Hurlburr reads the letter from the abutter.
Chairman Lang asked what the elevation was from the top of the fill
vs. the top of the sand dune. Ms. Rimmer explained that a topo was
not done.
Tony Paluzzi asked when was the house built. Ms. Rimmer stated 12
years ago.
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There being no further questions or comments regarding this matter,
a motion was made by Jon Mazuy to close the public hearing on 28
Paine Avenue, seconded by Dr. Johnson and approved unanimously.
New Public Hearinq: 7R Ober Street/Order of Conditions
modification/Avallo__n
John Dick of Hancock Environmental addressed the Commission and
passed out a site plan. Mr. Dick explained the weep holes in the
wall noting that there is not a continuous series of weep holes due
to the fact that some of the areas won't ever take on water because
of the higher elevation, so they decided not to punch holes where
they weren't needed.
Mr. Dick then explained that they are proposing to push the pool
back, but that they would need to take down a dying tree that is in
Conservation Commission jurisdiction.
Mr. Dick reviewed the cross-section and stated that his client is
requesting a modification to the Order issued for construction of
the wall.
Mr. Dick explained the grading and landscaping that is proposed
under the original Order of Conditions.
Jon Mazuy asked Mr. Dick if he was satisfied with not putting in
weep holes at the higher elevations. Mr. Dick responded
absolutely.
Chairman Lang asked if any more weep holes are required. Mr. Dick
stated that approximately 6 more weep holes are required in the
lower section of the grading.
Jon Mazuy asked if the wall shown on the plan is as high as it is
going to be. Mr. Dick responded yes.
Chairman Lang asked Mr. Dick to review the landscaping proposal.
Mr. Dick stated that they are trying to get the yard down to one
elevation, and that lawn and shrubs are proposed around the pool
and patio.
Chairman Lang asked if the applicantanticipates any blasting. Mr.
Avallon responded no, he doesn't think there will be a need.
Chairman Lang explained that this is an approval without blasting
and that if the applicant has to blast then it is his
responsibility to come before the Commission again.
Jon Mazuy stated that he is concerned with an applicant asking for
what appears to be one thing and doing something entirely
different, that the Commission needs to establish a precedent for
the future.
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There being no further questions or comments regarding this matter,
a motion was made by Dr. Johnson to close the public hearing on 7R
Ober Street, seconded by Jon Mazuy and approved unanimously.
Order of Conditions
54 South Terrace
The Commission voted to issue (1) standard and coastal conditions;
and in addition (2) any debris generated be removed daily on a
roll- off; (3) storage of new material be as far away as possible
from the site (ie. lumber, cement, blocks); and (4) that erodible
material is not allowed to be stored in an area where it could be
washed into the river.
A motion was made by Tony Paluzzi to
Conditions for 54 South Terrace as agreed,
and approved unanimously.
approve the Order of
seconded by Dr. Johnson
28 Paine Avenue
The Commission voted to issue (1) standard and coastal conditions;
and in addition (2) all material be placed in a roll-off; (2) that
no construction equipment/machinery shall be operated more than 50'
behind the dwelling; and (3) that there shall be no cement truck
washout on site.
A motion was made by Tony Paluzzi to approve the Order of
Conditions for 28 Paine Avenue as agreed, seconded by Dr. Johnson
and approved unanimously.
7R Ober Street
The Commission voted to issue (1) standard and coastal conditions;
and in addition (2) there shall be no blasting; (3) that all
construction equipment will stay off the beach; (4) prior to
placing the final soils, a drainage plan be submitted; and (5)
there shall be no cement truck washout on site.
A motion was made by Tony Paluzzi to approve the Order of
Conditions for 7R Ober Street as agreed, seconded by Dr. Johnson
and approved unanimously.
Certificate of Compliance
a. 403-417 Essex Street/Paul DeLorenzo
A motion was made by Jon Mazuy to issue a Certificate of Compliance
for 403-417 Essex Street, Lots #5 & 6, seconded by Tony Paluzzi and
approved unanimously.
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A motion was made by Jon Mazuy to extend the Order of Conditions
to May 15, 1998, seconded by Tony Paluzzi and approved unanimously.
The Commission suggested that a letter be written letting these
owners know that they are responsible for protecting the wetlands
from any erosion, that the lots have to be seeded next spring and
that haybales are to be used for erosion purposes-
A motion was made by Jon Mazuy to amend his motion to extend the
Order of Conditions to June, 1998, seconded by Tony Paluzzi and
approved unanimously.
b. 3 Hathaway Avenue/Raymond Fraser
A motion was made by Jon Mazuy to issue a Certificate of Compliance
for 3 Hathaway Avenue, seconded by Pat Grimes and approved
unanimously.
c. 181 Elliot Street (Cumminqs Property)/Emhart Industries, Inc.
A motion was made by Tony Paluzzi to issue to Certificate of
Compliance for 181 Elliot Street (Cummings Property), seconded by
Jon Mazuy and approved unanimously.
Old/New Business
Debbie Hurlburr stated that she has received a letter from Mr.
Gelpey to the Conservation Commission regarding work at his house
on Lothrop Street. (On File)
Debbie Hurlburt handed out a letter from the MCZM and stated that
it is on file with the Commission regarding their desire to test
water at on inland pond off of Thoreau Circle and Essex Street..
A motion was made by Chairman Lang to accept their proposal,
seconded by Tony Paluzzi and approved unanimously.
Adiournment
A motion was made by Jon Mazuy to adjourn the meeting, seconded by
Tony Paluzzi and approved unanimously.
Meeting was adjourned at ]0:20 p.m.
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