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contractor. Mr. Bitsko also asked if the applicant knows how the annual inspections are performed on other LexHAB properties. Mr. Geaudreau responded that he did not know the answer, but that a Condition could be added that requires receipts of inspections and maintenance to be submitted to staff as part of the Operation & Maintenance Plan. A snow storage plan was not submitted and will be included in the revised plan. Mr. Lester Savage, Vice-chair of the Lexington Housing Assistance Board, stated that individual unit occupants will bring their trash and recycling to the end of the driveway for pick-up and he anticipates roll off carts for the barrels. Mr. Langseth stated that the stormwater management was not done in regards to the bylaw standards, and only the state standards. Mr. Geaudreau responded that the site is going to meet or exceed local stormwater requirements and will provide that analysis at the next meeting. Mr. Langseth asked why the overflow outlet was needed and why it has to be placed right on the property line for the neighbor when a better option would be towards the back of the property towards conservation land. It was also stated there is a proposed retaining wall near the southeast property line and that runoff will overflow the wall and onto the neighboring property. The Commission would prefer a Swale towards the back rather than allowing the runoff to go straight across to the neighboring property. It was also asked if the runoff would go through a water quality unit before entering the chambers and Mr. Geaudreau responded, yes, that is the chamber with the deep sump. Ms. Wendy Barrett, on behalf of 132 Vine Street, raised concern on the method of herbicide application and the negative effects it can have on human health. Mr. Cormier responded that the herbicide will be applied by a licensed professional and will likely be using glyphosate, and that typically the applicator is more concerned about getting cancer. Mr. Cormier is not aware of the application method for this project, but will provide that information at the next meeting. On a motion by Mr. Beuttell and seconded by Mr. Hamilton, the Commission voted 6-0 by roll call vote to continue the hearing to the January 24, 2022 meeting at the applicant's request. Record of vote as follows: Duke Bitsko—Aye Kevin Beuttell —Aye Alex Dohan—Aye Ruth Ladd—Aye David Langseth—Aye Holly Samuels —Recused Phil Hamilton—Aye 7:50 PM Vynebrooke Village: Notice of Intent ViewPoint Cloud Permit# CN0I-21-45, DEP#201-#### Applicant/Property Owner: Caileen Foley, Lexington Housing Authority