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authorization. Mr. Kirby updated the Commission on the plantings in the wetland restoration area. Mr. Novak gave an explanation of the deviations from the original approved plan and as-built. Mr. Hamilton asked if the changes came in front of the Commission for approval. Mr. Wolk asked how the applicant capped the pipes that are in-letting to the wetland drain. The applicant used a cap/sleeve. The Commission questioned the mowing of the area in which the restoration took place. Gregory Matteosian, homeowner, commented on the addition of 20 trees and 64 plants. Mr. Matteosian stated the outlet pipe from the wetland drain crosses under the driveway and reconnects into the catch basin. Mr. Wolk suggested collecting factual data via a snake. Mr. Novak will submit documentation for mitigation. Motion made and seconded for the request of an Amendment to the Order of Conditions, 5-0 in favor. 7:19 pm Cont. Hearing – Lot 186E & Oakmount Circle, NOI DEP# 201-939, BL 898 Applicant: Merek Franklin, Copley Design Construction of a single-family dwelling with underground utilities and paving of a portion of Oakmount Circle within the 100-foot Buffer Zone to Bordering Vegetated Wetland of Granny Pond at Lot 186E and a portion of the right-of-way of Oakmount Circle Present for the Applicant: Dan Orwig, Orwig Associates and Merek Franklin, Applicant Mr. Orwig presented the revised plan including one tree to be removed, buffer plantings, and revised drainage calculations. The retaining walls will be designed by a structural engineer. Comments from the Commission as follows: Ms. Miller read the engineering report which stated, “The latest revision provides infiltration structures to handle the runoff from the new proposed paved roadway. The calculations appear to be correct. No revisions suggested by Engineering. Final recommended condition is that a professional engineer be retained to prepare as-built drawings as the site work progresses. Changes noted as the work progresses must be brought to the attention of the commission or designee. Contractor must provide runoff control during construction.” Jeff Kwass of 4 Oakmount Circle asked if the road would widen due to the Planning Board decision. The road will be widened by one foot, causing removal of one tree. Motion made and seconded to close the hearing, 5-0 in favor. 7:27 pm Cont. Hearing – 24 Lincoln Street, NOI DEP# 201-948, BL 906 Applicant: Josiah Willard Hayden Recreation Centre, Inc. Reconstruction and improvement of an existing parking lot, access driveway and stormwater management system within the 100-foot Buffer Zone to Bordering Vegetated Wetland