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Record of vote as follows: Duke Bitsko —Aye Ruth Ladd—Aye David Langseth—Aye Holly Samuels —Aye Philip Hamilton—Aye (1:47:50 for LexMedia Recording) Continued Public Meetings/Hearings ViewPoint Cloud Permit#CDOA-20-16 Request for Determination of Applicability, 38 Adams Street Applicant: Jane Chen Fulop Project: Install stockade fence with gates, remove invasive species and debris vegetation and plant native species within the wetlands and the 100-foot Buffer Zone to wetlands Previous Hearing Dates: 7/13/2020 Additional Documentation Submitted: Updated Description of Work, dated July 20, 2020 Two (2) Updated As Built Site Plans-Fence Ms. Mary Trudeau, Wetland Scientist, presented before the Commission on behalf of the Applicant, Jane Chen Fulop. Ms. Trudeau explained the revised description of work, including a changed point of access and staging for work proposed. The landscaper and fence installer will access the property along the existing driveway and will use the driveway and lawn adjacent to the house to stage the materials. Ms. Trudeau provided the Commission with a new sketch depicting the location of the fence. Questions from the Commission: — Are the mats covering wetland areas? — Where will the bobcat travel? Responses from the Representative: — The mats are covering some wetland areas, but they are also being used to preserve the character of the lawn. Some areas get soft so the applicant is proposing to put down plywood and/or rubber mats to drive across. — The bobcat will travel off of the driveway, across the lawn area on the mats, to the limit of work line. It will be used to plant the white pines. The Commission would like to see an access path on the existing plan and Ms. Trudeau responded that she could flag the access path in the field for the pre-construction meeting with Ms. Mullins.