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Page 2 Minutes for the Meeting of January 31, 2018 <br />PUBLIC HEARINGS <br />1106 Massachusetts Avenue: Definitive Site Sensitive Development (SSD): <br />Chair, Mr. Canale, opened the public hearing at 7:24 p.m. with approximately 20 people in the <br />audience. Present were Rick Waitt and Mike Novak, of Meridian Associates, Todd Cataldo, <br />applicant, and Jackie Trainer, landscape architect. Mr. Novak said this is a three lot SSD and <br />described the items that currently exist on site. The applicant is trying to bring everything on the <br />site closer to Massachusetts Avenue due to the slope, and showed a three lot proof plan and <br />landscape plan showing the invasive species. Mr. Novak presented the plan changes based on the <br />meeting with the Historic Districts Commission (HDC) and they are meeting with one more time <br />tomorrow evening. The stonewalls will be used as part of the foundation of the barn, they are <br />trying to stay away from the existing beech tree to make sure it is not disturbed and will do their <br />best. The existing services will remain intact. Mr. Novak showed the renderings of the barn. <br />Individual Board Comments: <br /> <br /> Put the abutting footprint of the surrounding structures around the site. <br /> <br /> Move the driveway to the rear of the building. <br /> <br /> Narrow the central driveway it seems too wide and do not see why it needs to be wider <br />than 12 feet? The Fire department requires it, but will ask them. <br /> <br /> Want to see elevations on the structure proposed on Massachusetts Avenue. <br /> <br /> Want additional plantings on the property line. <br /> <br /> Make a commitment to remove the invasive species and paint them and plant tublings. <br /> <br /> Consider getting an archeologist for things that might be dug up from the past. <br /> <br /> Liked the houses were moved away from the lot line. <br />Audience Comments: <br /> <br /> There has been a pretty good back and forth with the applicant and am pleased. They <br />agreed to put more landscaping to screen their house at the perimeter of their house and <br />want to bring in another landscape architect to review what they are proposing. Ms. <br />Trainer presented the plantings they propose. Want larger trees brought in and what can <br />be done to bring in more trees. If you need more information come in to meet with staff. <br />You should probably work with the applicant and staff to propose something. <br /> <br /> Good suggestion to bring in an archeologist/ historic preservationist. Consider a fence for <br />headlights screening. <br />On a motion of Mr. Hornig, seconded by Ms. Cocoran-Ronchetti, it was voted, 5-0, to continue <br />the public hearing to February 28, at 7:00 p.m. in the Selectmen’s Meeting Room. <br />***********************2018 ANNUAL TOWN MEETING************************** <br /> <br />
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