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Conservation Commission — August 17, 2011 — Minutes

Conservation · Source meeting date: 2011-08-17 · Record 47386

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Canton Conservation Commission 
Pequitside Farm – Tavern Room 
79 Pleasant Street 
Canton, Ma. 02021 
August 17, 2011 
Minutes 
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8/17/11 hc 
 
 
Attendance: Deb Sundin – Chairman, Tom Liddy – Vice Chairman, James Fitzpatrick – Clerk 
 Robert MacDonald, Bruce Rohr 
Absent: Robert Doe – Treasurer 
Conservation Agent: Robert Murphy 
Recording Secretary: Heather Cahill 
 
 
Hearing called to order by Chairman Deb Sundin at 7:01 P.M. 
 
Minutes of August 17, 2011 – Minutes to be voted at September 7, 2011 hearing, no quorum 
 
No Public Hearings and No Continuations. 
 
CONTINUED UNTIL SEPTEMBER 7, 2011. 
 
O2 Realty 925 & 975R Turnpike Street 124-1074 
Patrick Considine Village Gate Road 124-1062 
 
AGENT’S BUSINESS/NEW BUSINESS/PERMITS 
 
Emergency Certificate Ponkapoag Pond Brook Discussion 
 Presented by Don Crawshaw of DCR, Mike Misslin of DCR, and Sam Whitin of EA 
Engineering, plans presented to ConCom. 
DCR filing for Emergency Certification for Ponkapoag Brook, damage occurred to three 36” 
culverts and existing concrete weir. Storm damage occurred in April 2010, FEMA has agreed to 
pay for repair and construction of three 36” culverts on Hole # 18 including footings and 24” 
granite rip rap. Granite rip rap to be built in the banks and removal of failed culverts from the 
banks. No work to be done in Ponkapoag Brook. 
Mr. Crawshaw further explained existing weir from 1967 has been damaged from storms of 2010 
and leaking has occurred under and around weir causing weir to be unstable. Proposing weir to 
be replaced with in existing footprint and stream flow will be maintained during construction. 
Mr. Crawshaw is working with FEMA regarding funding of existing weir. Proposed construction 
is scheduled after Labor Day, construction will take approximately 6-8 weeks.