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Conservation · Source meeting date: 2016-04-13 · Record 47802

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Canton Conservation Commission 
Pequitside Farm — MAIN HOUSE 
79 Pleasant Street 
Canton, Ma. 02021 
(781) 821-5035 
Con.Com@town.canton.ma.us 
MINUTES 
April 13, 2016 @ 7:00 P.M. 
EDWARD J. LYNCH, JR. HOUSE - PEQUITSIDE FARM 
Attendance: Debra Sundin-Chairman, Donald MacAdam — Vice Chairman, Janna Shub 
Treasurer, James Fitzpatrick — Clerk, Gerald Carmichael, 
Absent: Robert MacDonald, Joshua Cohen 
Conservation Agent: Cynthia O'Connell 
Recording Secretary: Heather Cahill 
Chairman Sundin called the hearing to order at 7:03 P.M. 
Carl Lavin Update on status of Open Space Sub-Committee 
Paul Revere Heritage Commission 
Mr. Lavin, Conservation Commission Open Space Committee representative, read into record a 
letter from Chairman Lisa Lopez of Open Space Committee to Building Use Committee and Paul 
Revere Heritage Commission regarding how the two historical structures Paul Revere Barn and 
Rolling Mill would be used. 
PUBLIC HEARINGS 
Canton Conservation Proposed Stormwater Rules and Regulation Revisions 
Commission 
(Continued from March 9, 2016) 
Town of Canton General By-law Article XXI, Section 5B, to receive public comments on 
proposed revisions to Stormwater Regulations. 
Chairman Sundin explained a hearing was held on March 9, 2016 to discuss and to 
receive public comment on the first draft of stormwater management rules and regulation 
revisions. Conservation Agent prepared a second draft dated April 6, 2016 which 
included updated/higher rainfall data information, the administrative approval process, 
grammar and typo corrections and comments from the March 9, 2016 hearing. Legal ad 
for second hearing was printed in the Canton Citizen, posted on the Conservation 
Commission website, hard copies were provided to Planning Board, ZBA, BOS, and 
Canton Public Library.