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7 Mr. Rouser stated that they will be "dark sky compliant"with the installation of high tech athletic field lights. The most significant change in terms of light will be the addition of light to the tennis court. Mr. Bouquillon confirmed that snow storage has been allocated and can be hauled off site if necessary. Ms. Jaime O'Connell of the Cambridge Water Department presented before the Commission. Ms. O'Connell asked what the salt management plan was. Ms. O'Connell noted that Lincoln uses a 75% sand mixture. The Cambridge Water Department would like to keep it sand heavy. Ms. Kayser stated that nothing different than previously permitted and approved will be used. The previous Order of Conditions will be sent to Ms. O'Connell. Ms. O'Connell asked about the long term pollution plan. Mr. Rouse stated that no herbicide or pesticides will be required for the turf field. Ms. O'Connell stated that no details about drainage or the operations and management plan were provided. Ms. O'Connell asked to submit documentation about how the systems would be sized. Ms. Mullins asked the applicant on how they are meeting the recharge standard. Ms. Kayser stated that they are now proposing 80,000 sq. ft. in additional synthetic turf field with 2 ft. of stone which is what they are using for infiltration. The applicants stated that they will provide the additional information in the coming month. On a motion by Mr. Wolk and seconded by Ms. Dohan, the Commission voted 6-0 to continue the public hearing until March 25, 2019, at the applicant's request. 8:50pm DEP #201-1125 BL 1082 NOI, 29 Dawes Road Applicant: Katherine Collin Project: Proposed raze and rebuild of a single family dwelling Mr. Ben Finnegan and Mr. Kyle Cornier presented before the Commission. There will be an increase in living space and installation of an additional infiltration system. No trees are proposed to be cut. A 12 inch filter mitt erosion control installed. On a motion by Mr. Beuttell and seconded by Ms. Ladd, the Commission voted 6-0 to close the hearing.