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Canton Conservation Commission Pequitside Farm Tavern Room 79 Pleasant Street Canton, Ma. 02021 Minutes for November 3, 2004 Attendance: John- Friel-- Chairman, James- Sims-- Vice Chairman, Robert Doe — Treasurer, Jan Hagan— Clerk Scott Staiti, Dave McLelland, Ed Lynch Also in Attendance: _Conservation Agent: Robert Murphy Recording Secretary: Heather Cahill 7:03 P.M. John Friel opens Public Hearing. -PUBLIC HEARINGS 7:05 P.M. Amended of Notice of Intent for John & Mary T. O'Connor 10 Chase Road. —DEP# 124-873 Paul Brodrnerkle of Toomey & Munson representing Mr. & Mrs. O'Connor is proposing construction of a two- foot high retaining wall, approximately five-foot up gradient of the thirty foot buffer zone to facilitate grading of front yard. This wall will essentially terminate the paper street — Chase Road Mr. Friel questioned-the-discrepancy in addresses listed in the-legal notice and on the amended NOI. Mr. Murphy suggested that the original NO1 was listed as 39 Fuller St. Chase Road is located alongside 39 Fuller St., and is considered only a paper road on town records. It was noted that the notice to abutters had the correct address. None of the commissioners felt that this administrative error posed any problem to the process. Motion Made by Ed Lynch to Close Hearing for DEP# 124-873 Seconded by Jan Hagan Vote — Unanimous. Motion Madeby Ed Lynch approve- of Amended Notice-of Intent. Seconded by Jan Hagan Vote — Unanimous. 7:16 P.M Amended Notice of Intent from Mark Golding 63 Indian Lane DEP# 124-928C Jim Decelle of Deeelle Group, representing Mark Golding is proposing the construction of a 10 foot wide driveway across Isolated Land Subject of Flooding (ILSF) within the limits of a 20 ft wide private way; i.e. Dinah Street. Drive way will be along side a driveway for 57 Indian Lane. Canton By-Law violation occurred a few years ago when fill was dumped into the ILSF. Previous access to 59 Indian Lane is no longer available. This is an attempt to remedy the violation and provide access to the property at 59 Indian Lane. Mr. Murphy suggested revisions to plan that show amount of fill to be removed and specifics of grading to allow emergency vehicle access to 59 Indian Lane. Mr. Doe suggested tree plantings, which were previously removed to be replicated on the new plans. Mr. Lynch suggested that in lieu of fines that the driveway be paved instead of gravel. Ms. Hagan requested that a sketch of the driveway on 59 Indian Lane be included in revised plan to see-the-relation between this proposed driveway and the-existing one