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Documentation: NOI Application & Revised Drainage Calculations and Site Plan 11/9/12 Present for the Applicant: Scott Goddard: Goddard Consulting, LLC Mr. Goddard proposed the deck/patio to be constructed so the nearest point of the structure is 57 feet away from the wetlands. He described the revised drainage calculations which no longer include pre-existing impervious surface. Mr. Goddard reported that the stream in question is intermittent based on the stream stats report findings. He described a detailed planting plan in which the present vegetation of invasive species will be eradicated, the area will be re-graded, and then replanted with native species. Comments from the Commission as follows: The Commission suggested that Mr. Goddard check with Ms. Mullins on the requested use of specific iron pins and caps to demarcate the bounds. Mr. Kennedy commented that there were two elevations on the plan listed as 229 on the east side of the dwelling and one should be 228 to match into existing grade. Mr. Langseth reviewed the proposed conditions attained vs. the proposed conditions unattained and mentioned that the calculations are unclear. Mr. Langseth commented that there should be a summary table of the drainage calculations. Motion made and seconded to continue the hearing to November 27, 2012 at 7:30 pm at the request of the applicant, 5-0 in favor. 8:20 pm Cont. Hearing - NOI, 4 Turning Mill Road DEP# 201-876, BL 834 Construction of an addition within the 100-foot Buffer Zone Documentation: NOI Application, Revised Narrative and Mitigation Measures and Revised Wetland Permitting Plan November 9, 2012 Present for the Applicant: Victor Vizgatis and Madalene Sullivan: Homeowners Mr. Vizgatis proposed the construction of an addition to an existing single-family dwelling on the west side of the home with additional plantings for mitigation. The homeowners wish to respect the cultural resource of the house. Mr. Vizgatis explained that building the addition on the north side of the house would require a good amount of excavation as well as removal of two large trees, the south and east side would require even deeper excavation than the north side and removal of more trees. Mr. Vizgatis chose the west side because it is flat, was already previously disturbed, and there would be no tree removal.