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5 Mr. Beuttell and Mr. Langseth raised his concern about keeping the pathways porous in terms of future maintenance. The current grading at 5% may make the porous pavement less effective. Mr. Zick and Ms. Mullins stated that they will look into alternative options. Mr. Langseth asked if a geo-technical analysis had been done for the proposed project. Mr. Zick stated that since the slopes are 3:1 they are not beyond what is typical so a geo- technical analysis was not done. Mr. Langseth asked what the proposed vegetation cover is for the steep slope. Mr. Zick stated that the pollinator seed mix will be applied as the cover. Mr. Langseth asked if the cut and dab method would be feasible. Mr. Zick confirmed that it is completely feasible. A resident, Mr. Jeff Howry voiced his support for this proposed project. A resident and member of the ADA Committee, Ms. Francine Steiglitz voiced her support to the project. Ms. Mullins confirmed that they will explore other alternatives for the project. On a motion by Mr. Beuttell and seconded by Ms. Ladd, the Commission voted 6-0 to close the hearing. 7:42pm DET 19-9 RDA, 119 Kendall Road Applicant: Ana Jaklenec and Daniel Vlasic Project: Connection of dry well overflow to street storm drain Mr. Vlasic presented before the Commission. Mr. Vlasic explained the proposed project which will rectify the current drainage problems in the area. Mr. Vlasic stated that they intend to use a manhole which is not currently exposed. Chairman Hamilton reiterated that the project will be to connect the two new, large drywells in the front of the property to the overflow directed into the street storm drain. On a motion by Ms. Ladd and seconded by Ms. Ladd, the Commission voted 6-0 to issue a negative determination with conditions.