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corner of Peacock Farm Road and will provide a better opportunity for a safe exit. The property has a transitional wetland with a large mix of upland and wetland plants all throughout the flagged area. The applicant is also proposing to replace the blue stone patio with pervious pavers at the front of the lot. The driveway is graded downward towards the garage and they are proposing a strip drain with the sump box. The water table was somewhat high but was found to be reasonable. Questions from the Commission: — Could you add a detail on the site plan measuring the exact distance of the closest structure to the wetland? Response from the Applicant: — Yes we can add that measurement to the site plan and it is about 54 feet from the wetland line. The applicant has not received a favorable engineering report for the updated plans from the town engineer. On a motion by Ms. Ladd and seconded by Mr. Langseth, the Commission voted 5-0 by roll call vote to continue the hearing to the August 10, 2020 meeting at the applicant's request. Record of vote as follows: Duke Bitsko —Aye Ruth Ladd—Aye David Langseth—Aye Holly Samuels —Aye Philip Hamilton—Aye (2:59:50 for LexMedia Recording) ViewPoint Cloud#CNOI-19-27, DEP 201-1163, BL 1118 Notice of Intent, 91 Hartwell Avenue Applicant: John Cappellano Project: Construction of lab and office building, above ground parking garage and associated infrastructure Previous Hearing Dates: 11/18/2019, 2/24/2020, 5/18/2020, 6/15/2020 Additional Documentation Submitted: Hydrology Log, dated July 20, 2020. Prepared by Haley and Aldrich, INC Inspection and Maintenance Log Mr. Richard Kirby, LEC Environmental, presented before the Commission. The applicant has prepared a revised Operation and Maintenance plan to include a more robust inspection and maintenance log, as well as detailed invasive species management. Questions and Comments from the Commission: