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5 Mr. Bitsko stated that the pipe is connected to the swale and catch basin that empties out into the road. Mr. Bitsko commented that the rain garden is expected to contain 32 inches of standing water though the regulations may not allow them to do that. Mr. Bitsko asked them to discuss this with their engineer. Additionally, Mr. Bitsko noted that burning bush is prevalent on the property so the applicant should prepare a more specific plan to remove it. Mr. Langseth stated that he does not think that the stone swale is within the Commission's scope for this application because it is existing and on someone else's property. Mr. Beuttell stated that it would be because the property owner had placed the stone in the swale. Mr. Langseth stated that he views the potential violation as a separate matter. Mr. Langeth and Mr. Beuttell stated that they ultimately need more information to make a definitive decision. On a motion by Mr. Beuttell and seconded by Mr. Langseth, the Commission voted 7-0 to continue the hearing until September 3, 2019 at the applicant's request. 7:33pm DEP 201-X BL X NOI, 2 Barrett Road Applicant: Seiko Ikezu Project: Raze and Rebuild of a deck and shed Seiko Ikezu and Tunei Ikezu presented before the Commission. Ms. Ikezu presented a proposed deck and shed in the rear of their property. The current foundation of the deck is cracked, and posts are rotting. The existing shed is currently rusted. Mr. Langseth noted that the shed is in a floodplain zone so depending on the construction of the shed there is a possibility that the volume of the fill could be increased. Mr. Langseth asked if there are any details regarding the foundation of the proposed shed. The homeowners did not have any information regarding the foundation. The Commissioners clarified that the shed size could be decreased to under 100 square feet to eliminate the need for stormwater management. The shed's placement also could be moved further away from the brook and the floodplain. Mr. Langseth suggested that the shed be placed on blocks to have less of an impact on the environment.