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MINUTES LEXINGTON CONSERVATION COMMISSION AUGUST 8, 2000 Commissioners present: Lisa Baci, Duke Bitsko (8.15), Angela Frick, Philip Hamilton, Joyce Miller and Richard Wolk(8:05). Absent: Bebe Fallick. Others present: Marilyn Nordby and Linda Gaudet. Chairman Miller called the meeting to order at 7:55 p.m. in the Selectmen's Meeting Room, Town Office Building. Hearing for Amendment 17 Carley Road. M. Tzannes. addition expansion 201-461 Present: Kelly & Michael Tzannes, applicants; Mary Trudeau,representative. Others are listed in the file. This is a filing for an Amendment to the Order of Conditions dated 1/5/00 which approved an addition to a single-family house. The owners have increased the size of their lot and want to enlarge their house. Mary Trudeau presented a revised plan showing a larger addition. The proposed stormwater system for roof runoff has been changed to a series of three structures which will be buried underground. The addition will be approximately 46 feet from the wetland. Mrs. Miller read the Engineering report which finds the proposed stormwater management system acceptable. It was moved, seconded and voted to close the hearing. Amendment to the Order of Conditions 17 Carley Road It was moved, seconded and voted to approve the Amendment to the Order of Conditions for 17 Carley Road. (Mr—Wolk-arrived-at-8.n5 p im ) HEARING, 346 Woburn Street (to become IRolfe Road), Seaver Construction, Single-familv house - 201-473 Present: Scott Seaver, applicant; Mary Trudeau, representative. Others are listed in the file. Ms. Trudeau presented plans for the razing of the existing home and construction of a single- family home at 346 Woburn Street. The address will be changed to 1 Rolfe Road. There are wetlands on the adjacent lot and the proposed work is within 200 feet of a small stream located to the west of the site which flows southwest and enters the Town storm drain at Fessenden Road. On July 13 the stream channel was dry with no flow entering the storm drainage system and Ms. Trudeau believes it is intermittent. Mrs. Morton, an abutter at 3 Rolfe Road, believes the stream is perennial. The project falls in the outer riparian zone with the proposed structure