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8 Project: Amendment to approve changes to impervious surface and stormwater management Mr. Fred Russell presented before the Commission. Mr. Russell stated that the house was built approx. 130 sq. feet larger than approved. This was due to the gutters. The infiltration system is still adequate for the additional square footage. A portion encompassing about 120 square feet of the driveway was re-graded incorrectly. The drainage analysis shows that the standards were still met. Chairman Hamilton read the engineering memo into the record. Ms. Ladd asked if Mary Trudeau had provided anything. Mr. Russell confirmed that she submitted a report. On a motion by Ms. Ladd and seconded by Mr. Beuttell, the Commission voted 7-0 to close the hearing. Continued Public Meetings/Hearings DEP #201-1126 BL 1083 NOI, 6 Blinn Road Applicant: Lauren Dillon Project: Proposed raze and rebuild of a single family dwelling Molly Obendorf, Wesley Leighton and Lauren Dillon presented before the Conservation Commission. Ms. Obendorf stated that the applicants presented before the Zoning Board of Appeals and were issued a 5 foot variance. This allows the dwelling to be moved into the front yard setback by five feet. Ms. Obendorf continued to address a previous question pertaining to temporary and permanent impacts which they have provided with a table of values. A restoration area is proposed to take place between the current edge of lawn and delineated wetland boundary. Ms. Obendorf stated that they provided the final engineering details. Chairman Hamilton stated that the applicant should provide a planting plan to be approved at a later time as a condition of the Order of Conditions. The Commission suggested planting shrubbery at the delineated wetland line. The Conservation Commission decided to close the hearing and issue the order of conditions at the same time at the next hearing. Mr. Bitsko and Ms. Ladd could not vote in the following decision due to too many missed hearings. On a motion by Ms. Dohan and seconded by Mr. Beuttell, the Commission voted 5-0 to continue the hearing until September 3, 2019 at the applicant's request.