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Mr. Novak proposed construction of a new single-family dwelling with a subsurface infiltration system and some grading within the 100’ Buffer Zone. Comments from the Commission as follows: Mr. Langseth asked how well the infiltration system was working because it had been installed four to five years ago. Mr. Phelan replied that the system works well, but Meridian could inspect all three before work begins. Mr. Kennedy commented that invasive species were going up the trees in the area and should be cut and stopped from spreading. Phyllis Yale of 14 Moon Hill Road asked how much the irrigation system would affect the area. Mr. Novak replied that most of the runoff from the irrigation system would be captured by the grass because it is a minimal amount. 7:59 pm Hearing – NOI, 12 Luongo Farm Lane DEP# 201-896, BL 855 Construction of a single-family dwelling and associated subsurface infiltration system within the 100-foot Buffer Zone Documentation: NOI Application, Site Plan, and Drainage Calculations 4/3/13 Present for the Applicant: Mike Novak, Meridian Associates and Robert Phelan, Builder Mr. Novak proposed construction of a single-family dwelling and subsurface infiltration system. Part of the structure is within the 100’ Buffer Zone. The small patio is 80’ away from the wetlands. There will be no disturbance within the 50’ Buffer Zone. Comments from the Commission as follows: Mr. Langseth commented on the conservation easement. The open space was for development as part of the site. Ms. Miller read the engineering report for 9 Luongo Farm Lane and 12 Luongo Farm Lane. Motion made and seconded to issue a negative determination with conditions, 6-0 in favor. Motion made and seconded to close the hearing, 6-0 in favor. PENDING MATTERS 8:12 pm Motion made and seconded to issue an Order of Conditions: 482 Bedford Street, DEP# 201-894, BL 853, 6-0 in favor. The Commission discussed the need for submittal of a planting plan detailing woody species from the bottom of the slope to the top of the slope.