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Project: Raze and rebuild SFD Rich Kirby- LEC Environmental Mr. Kirby explained that this project is a Raze and Rebuild of a single family home. He stated that there will be a reduction in impervious cover within the buffer because they are proposing to remove a shed in the buffer. There will be two infiltration systems to mitigate for the new house and driveway. At the site visit, the commission expressed concern regarding the trees to be removed. Mr. Kirby told the commission that seven trees are proposed to be removed, bunt only two are within the buffer. He stated the that the applicant is going to try to save as many trees as possible but is taking a conservative approach by marking those trees to be removed. The applicant has offered to have a pre demo meeting with the Conservation office and a tree arborist to review the trees at that time. Mr. Hamilton entered the engineering report into the record. Questions and comments from the Commission: The commission asked what kind of patio is proposed. Mr. Kirby explained that it is impervious, but he is unsure of the type of stone to be used. The commission stated that they are uncomfortable with deciding which trees are to be removed at a pre demo meeting. They want an accurate plan. Questions and comments from the audience: Lian Ho and Paul Shi Ho, 389 Woburn Street, each explained that they are concerned about the trees that are to be removed. They explained that a great deal of wildlife lives in those trees. Motion to continue the hearing to 11/13/2017 at the applicant's request made by Mr. Wolk and seconded by Mr. Langseth. Vote: 7-0 in favor. 7:36pm DEP 201-1075, BL 1032 ANRAD, Dunham and Webb Street Owner: Lawrence Trebino Applicant: Angie Kavlakian Project: Confirmation of wetlands line Jame DeCoulas- representing Lawrence Trebino and Angie Kavlakian Mr. DeCoulas stated that they are in front of the commission for the sole purpose of determine the wetland boundary on the property. Five areas have been delineated on the site and two transects were identified. Mr. DeCoulas showed the commission historic aerial photos of the site and explained that the area has historically been used as farmland. He stated that there are no plans to develop the site at this time.