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2 Mr. Langseth stated that the Commission will need more information in order to determine if the changes made during the construction process will need to be presented as an insignificant plan change or will need to be filed as an amendment to the order of conditions. Request for Plan Modification: 30 Patterson Road DEP 201-1076 BL 1033 The request will be heard at a later date. Request for Plan Modification: 18 Cooke Road DEP 201-1119, BL 1077 Mr. Zoltan Juhaz presented before the commission several changes proposed including remove and move of a portion of the retaining wall. A concrete bound is proposed to mark the "do not disturb" area of the site as well as a short landscaping wall in the front of the dwelling. On a motion by Ms. Ladd and seconded by Mr. Beuttell, the Commission voted 6-0 to approve the request for the insignificant plan change. Request to Extend the Order of Conditions for 0 John Hosmer Lane DEP 986 BL 944 by 1 year (from 11/30/2019 to 11/30/2020) On a motion by Mr. Beuttell and seconded by Ms. Ladd, the Commission voted 6-0 to extend the order of conditions for 0 John Hosmer Lane by 1 year. 7:00 pm New Public Meetings/Hearings DET 19-28 RDA, 1332 Massachusetts Avenue Applicant: Lexington Field and Garden Club Project: Landscaping and repairs to walkway Ms. Holly Samuels presented before the Commission. Ms. Donna Hooper, Ms. Nancy Troutman and Ms. Ashley Rooney of the Lexington Field and Garden Club sat in the audience. Ms. Samuels stated that the Munroe Tavern lawns are uneven, making it unsafe for visitors. The Field and Garden Club is proposing to fill in the lawn depressions, replacing the path materials and installing stone steps with a handrail. The native wildflower garden is within the 25 foot buffer zone. The Club is seeking guidance on invasive species management. Mr. Beuttell stated that the Commission will not be approving the wetland delineation as a part of this filing. Mr. Wolk and Mr. Langseth noted that there is garden debris currently dumped in the wetlands, observed at the site visit. They proposed an alternative location for debris such as a compost bin outside of the buffer zone.