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Issue Certificate of Compliance, 7 Tavern Lane, ViewPoint Cloud Permit# COC-20-25, DEP4201-84, BL# 31 Attorney Pamela Brown presented the request for compliance to the Commission. She stated that 7 Tavern Lane was a lot carved out of 5 Tavern Lane, and that there is some confusion with the Order of Conditions because the application was for 5 Tavern Lane. Mr. Hamilton suggests filing an Amendment to the Order of Conditions to determine what the non-compliance is. However, Ms. Mullins stated that it's not normal practice to amend an expired order. Attorney Brown will work with Ms. Mullins to devise a satisfactory solution and this will be placed on the agenda for the November 30, 2020 Conservation Commission meeting. 7:19 PM New Public Meetings/Hearings ViewPoint Cloud Permit# CDOA-20-32 Determination of Applicability, 139 Wood Street Applicant: Bret Bostwick, Property Owner Project: Demolition of an in ground pool partially within the 100 foot buffer zone. Complete removal of all structures related to the pool and surrounding decking, including the steel retaining walls and in-ground PVC-type plumbing. Documentation Submitted.- -Letter ubmitted:-Letter to the Conservation Commission, Detailed Project Description, prepared by Bret Bostwick, Property Owner, submitted 10/25/2020 -Site Plan showing Erosion Control Barrier and Equipment Access, Site Plan prepared by David E. Ross Associates, Inc., signed by Daniel B. Wolfe, PE 436533, dated 2/10/2016, date of submittal 10/25/2020 -WPA Form 1-Request for Determination of Applicability, prepared and signed by Bret Bostwick, Property Owner, dated 10/25/2020 Property Owner and Applicant, Bret Bostwick, presented to the Commission. Mr. Bostwick stated that the request is for the demolition of a pool built in the 1970's that is no longer functional. The demolition company already removed the fence without approval, and Mr. Bostwick wants to be sure of all compliance going forward. Mr. Beuttell stated that during the site visit there appeared to be flow in the adjacent brook, but that whether there is or not would not affect his decision on the proposal. Ms. Mullins added that this property was subject to an Order of Conditions in the last four years. Ms. Samuels noted that there is an invasive shrub (burning bush) lining the driveway that is no longer allowed to be sold in Massachusetts. Though unrelated to the area in question, Ms. Samuels would like to see what can be done to remove the invasive shrub that is seeding down into the brook area. On a motion by Ms. Samuels and seconded by Mr. Langseth, the Commission voted 6-0 by roll call vote to issue a Negative Determination with Conditions.