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Mr. Russell, the project engineer, joined Mr. Smyers. Mr. Russell expressed his confidence in the proposed drainage system. Mr. Russell stated that the majority of the water runoff is directed to the infiltration pond and corresponding swale/pipe. Mr. Bitsko raised his concern if a large storm event were to occur. On a motion by Mr. Wolk and seconded by Mr. Langseth the Commission voted 7-0 to continue the hearing until September 16th, 2019 at the applicant's request. 9:30pm DEP 201-X BL X NOI Cont. Hearing, 2 Barrett Road Applicant: Seiko Ikezu Project: Raze and Rebuild of a deck and shed Ms. Ikezu stated that they have chosen a 10' by 10' sized shed instead of the originally proposed larger shed. The foundation will be made of nine concrete blocks. The shed is proposed to be in the same location of the existing shed. The Commission recommended that they move the shed outside of the floodplain or at least partially outside of the floodplain. Susan Caldarella, an abutter, voiced her opposition of the shed. Sharon O'Connor, an abutter, voiced her support for the shed. The Commission asked the applicant to propose a specific type of vegetation that will be planted where the current shed is being removed if the new shed goes somewhere else. On a motion by Ms. Ladd and seconded by Mr. Langseth, the Commission voted 7-0 to continue the hearing until September 16, 2019 at the applicant's request. DEP 201-1148 BL 1104 NOI Cont. Hearing, 91 Hartwell Avenue Applicant: John Cappellano Project: Construction of patio and landscape work Mr. Rich Kirby and Mr. Eric Joseph presented before the Commission. Mr. Kirby reported that he conducted a soil test and was able to dig down 14 inches until he hit a compacted gravel layer. There was no soil saturation at that time. The revised plans submitted showed more detailed grading and some proposed maple trees to assist with drainage. Mr. Joseph showed the Commission the revised grading which varies between 1% and 1.5% grades which will ensure that water will flow away from the patio.