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is proposed in the southwest corner of the house where all stormwater runoff will be directed. <br /> A trench drain is located in the driveway. <br /> Mr. Langseth inquired about the possible directions of waterflow. <br /> Mr. Kirby stated that they will review the proposed Swale. <br /> An abutter, Mr. Der Avedisian, located at 481 Lowell Street, asked what happens when the <br /> stormwater management system fails. Mr. Der Avedisian stated that the neighboring <br /> properties which were recently developed all installed infiltration systems which failed over <br /> the first year of occupancy. The infiltration systems were removed over time. The current <br /> owners use sump pumps. The abutter stated that the property owners presented before a <br /> Lexington board or committee. The water at the surrounding addresses flow onto his <br /> driveway. <br /> Mr. Kirby stated that since this specific property had to present before the Conservation <br /> Commission, this specific infiltration system had to abide by the Town of Lexington <br /> stormwater standards which has been approved by the Town's engineering department. <br /> The Commission asked the Conservation Department to investigate the area. <br /> On a motion by Mr. Beuttell and seconded by Ms. Dohan, the Commission voted 5-0 to close <br /> the hearing. <br /> 7:16pm <br /> DEP 201-1131 BL 1088 <br /> NOI, 39 Sherburne Road <br /> Applicant: Leyne & Shannon, Inc. <br /> Project: Raze and Rebuild of a single family dwelling within the 100-foot Buffer Zone <br /> Documents Received: NOI application/plans/drainage (4-3-2019), Engineering Memo <br /> (4/11/2019) <br /> Mr. Brendan Leyne presented before the Commission. Mr. Leyne was before the Commission <br /> as a requirement to file a new notice of intent for the changes during construction at 39 <br /> Sherburne Road. The new notice of intent is based on the final as-built plot plan. Mr. Leyne <br /> stated that as a result of the changes a larger infiltration system was installed. Chairman <br /> Hamilton reminded the applicant that if a future owner wishes to add another or different <br /> sump pump, they will need to come before the Commission. This should be explicitly stated <br /> in the Order of Conditions because the infiltration system cannot handle a larger sump pump <br /> than the existing one. <br /> On a motion by Mr. Langseth and seconded by Mr. Beuttell, the Commission voted 5-0 to <br /> close the hearing. <br /> 7:25pm <br />
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