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— Response to Peer Review Comments; From: Garrett Horsfall, Kelly Engineering Group, <br /> Inc.; Date: 12/13/2021; <br /> — Invasive Species Treatment and Removal Protocol; Prepared by: John P. Rockwood, <br /> EcoTec, Inc.; Date: 12/6/2021; <br /> — Test Pit Location Exhibit; Sheet No. l; Prepared by: Kelly Engineering Group, Inc.; <br /> Date: 8/20/2021 and revised 9/7/2021; <br /> — Plans to Accompany SWPPP (Phase 1); Sheet No. 1 and 2; Prepared by: Kelly <br /> Engineering Group, Inc.; Date: 12/9/2021; <br /> Mr. Garrett Horsfall, Kelly Engineering Group, Mr. Elisha Long, Trammell Crow, Mr. John <br /> Rockwood, EcoTec Inc., Mr. Jon Ouellette, Halvorson Design, and Mr. Ashok Patel, Ayushi <br /> LLC,presented to the Commission. The proposal received site plan approval from the Planning <br /> Board. <br /> It was asked where the paved driveway runoff will go and Mr. Horsfall answered that all paved <br /> surface runoff will go to the water quality device or the bioretention area, and that a majority will <br /> be brought through the infiltration system. <br /> Mr. Horsfall informed the Commission that the project team has met extensively with the <br /> Lexington Fire Department, who agree that the emergency access road is required around the <br /> entire building. Ms. Mullins stated that, for the proposed project at 475 Bedford Street, the Fire <br /> Department determined that an access road around the entire building was not necessary. Mr. Eli <br /> Long reiterated that the project team has spent a lot of time discussing with the Fire Department <br /> and making adjustments, but cannot eliminate the need for the access road. <br /> Ms. Mullins stated that the Commission received the second review from the peer reviewer, <br /> Environmental Partners. Environmental Partners, within the review, stated that additional test <br /> pits should be performed and they did not think the current amount was sufficient for the 5 <br /> subsurface systems. Kelly Engineering Group has agreed to have an inspection at the time the <br /> systems are installed. Kelly Engineering Group has also agreed to update the pipe size on the site <br /> plan as requested by Environmental Partners. Mr. Horsfall stated that he will have a Stormwater <br /> Pollution Prevention Plan (SWPPP)prepared and submitted for the next meeting. <br /> On a motion by Mr. Hamilton and seconded by Ms. Dohan, the Commission voted 7-0 by roll <br /> call vote to continue the hearing to the January 10, 2022 meeting at the applicant's request. <br /> Record of vote as follows: <br /> Duke Bitsko—Aye <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 />
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