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Mr. Richard Kirby, LEC Environmental, and Mr. Michael Novak, project engineer, presented to <br />the Commission. Mr. Novak stated that there is a net reduction of 795 square feet of impervious <br />surface and that no infiltration is being proposed and best management practices (BMP) are <br />available. <br /> <br />Questions and Comments from the Commission: <br /> Can you confirm where the property boundary is? <br /> Trench drains are notorious for becoming clogged over time. Is it possible to make the <br />trench drain slightly lower than the corner of the bluestone pool deck so it becomes <br />obvious to the property owner when it needs to be cleaned out? <br /> What kind of grading modifications, if any, need to be done for the addition at the <br />northwest corner of the house? <br /> Is the storage volume of the grass depression part of what is needed in order to meet the <br />performance standards, or is it purely to slow down the velocity of the water coming out <br />of the trench drain? <br /> Is the applicant willing to continue some of the invasive management and restoration <br />beyond the property line to the north? <br /> Make sure the proposed addition is being calculated correctly and according to the <br />performance standards, and that the existing surfaces are being considered as open space <br />in good condition and not taken credit for in the runoff calculations. <br /> <br />Responses from the Representative: <br /> The driveway and retaining wall extend over the property boundary. Those were present <br />when the property was purchased. <br /> Mr. Novak does not think much grading will need to be done at all. He will check on the <br />architectural drawings to confirm if there is an egress proposed. <br /> The storage volume of the grass depression will help to slow down the velocity of the <br />water coming out of the trench drain. <br /> There is landscape debris and piles present beyond the property line and a row of eastern <br />hemlock that was recently cut. The area beyond this lacks significant vegetation and LEC <br />is not sure how realistic an invasive management plan would be in the long term because <br />it is such an open area. <br /> Will double check the calculations and present at the next meeting. <br /> <br />On a motion by Mr. Langseth and seconded by Ms. Dohan, the Commission voted 6-0 by roll <br /> <br /> <br />Record of vote as follows: <br /> <br />Kevin Beuttell Aye <br />Alex Dohan Aye <br />Ruth Ladd Aye <br />David Langseth Aye <br />Holly Samuels Aye <br />Phil Hamilton Aye <br /> <br />6 <br /> <br /> <br />