Conservation Commission

TOWN OF       HARWICH

732 Main Street

Harwich, MA 02645

CONSERVATION COMMISSION                                               (508)-430-7538     FAX (508)430-7531

HARWICH CONSERVATION COMMISSION – AGENDA

WEDENSDAY, JUNE 21, 2017

6:30 P.M.

SMALL HEARING ROOM, HARWICH TOWN HALL

CALL TO ORDER

HEARINGS

All hearings shall be subject to discussion, taking of testimony, review of submitted and documents which may result in a vote being taken to approve or deny a project; or to issue a continuance to a time and date certain in order to receive and review further information as needed.

The following applicants have filed a Request for Determination of Applicability:

Aquacultural Research Corp., 11 Harbor Way, Map 1, Parcel H3. Proposed installation of a land based upweller operation within existing building. (Continued from June 7, 2017)`

Mansour Moheban, 11 Atlantic Street, Map 6B, Parcel L144, Proposed Septic System Upgrade.Work will consist of removing two cesspools located in the front yard and installing a complete, gravity fed septic system in the front yard. Areas disturbed will be restored to the pre-existing condition, or as otherwise directed by the approving authorities.  There are five variance requests being made to the Board of Health to achieve maximum feasible compliance.

Stuart Bless, Richard Condon, 22 Bobwhite Lane, Map 17, Parcel G3-1, Proposed Installation of  irrigation system in the front yard.

The following applicant has filed a Notice of Intent:

Town of Harwich, Along Nantucket Sound, Herring River, Round Cove, Allen, Wychmere & Saqutucket: The Town of Harwich is seeking to combine permits for various dredge and disposal sites within the Town in order to create a comprehensive town wide dredge and disposal permit. Included is the re-permitting of Round Cove maintenance dredging and the addition of a small amount of improvement dredging inside Wychmere Harbor (continued from June 7, 2017)

Rocco R. Orsini, 56 Purmackene Lane, Map 24 Parcel H17: proposed construction of a single family dwelling with a drive under garage, porch, deck, subsurface sewage system and drive. (Continued from May 17, 2017)

Demetrios Dasco, 23-1 Snow Inn Road, Unit 1, Wychmere Shores Condo, Map 8, Parcel P2-1. The proposed patio extension & outdoor kitchen, replacement of brick patio with cut stone patio & mitigation plantings. Work will take place in the 50’ buffer zone to the top of the coastal bank & in the Flood Zone. (Continued from June 7, 2017)

Jeffrey A. King, 30 Lothrop Avenue, Map 11, Parcel M6: Proposed enclosure of a room to the existing cottage; & the construction of a new wooden porch (on sonotubes) with a roof to the existing cottage located at 30 Lothrop Avenue. The existing cottage is located within a 100’ year flood zone & within the 50’ buffer & 100’ buffer zone of a BVW wetland. (Continued from June 7, 2017)

Kathleen Lupoli, 11 Shore Road, Map 2, Parcel B1-14. The proposed demolition of the existing motel buildings and the construction of a new single family dwelling with pool and cabana and installation of a new Title V septic system. Work will take place in the 50’ and 100’ buffer to the top of a coastal bank on Nantucket Sound.

Chase Street Properties, 24 Chase Street, Map 4, Parcel N2. Proposed construction of a single-family dwelling with an attached garage, subsurface septic system and pervious drive. And creation of a footpath and vista cutting.

Discussion and Possible Vote:

Restoration Planting Plan for 35 Chatham Rd by Barry Viprino

Discussion on incident at the Isabel Smith Monomoy River Woodlands Conservation Land

Discussion regarding beach management as completed by the Town vs. Private Properties

Board Reorganization

Orders of Conditions:

Cranberry Valley Golf Course, 183 Oak Street, SE 32-2295

Requests for Certificates of Compliance:

Marc and Jan Aldrich, SE 32-2145, 81 Riverside Drive.

David Tourigny, SE 32-2243, 4 Chase Street

Minutes  vote shall be taken

Minutes shall be subject to review, discussion, editing for suggested changes and/or deletions, and a vote shall be taken for acceptance and approval.

June 7, 2017

ANY OTHER BUSINESS WHICH MAY COME BEFORE THE COMMISSION

Per the Attorney General’s Office:  The committee may hold an open session for topics not reasonably anticipated by the Chair 48 hours in advance of the meeting following “New Business.”  If you are deaf or hard of hearing or a person with a disability who requires an accommodation, contact the Selectmen’s Office at

508-430-7513