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<br />Meeting broadcasted by LexMedia <br /> <br />PUBLIC MEETING MINUTES <br />Conservation Commission <br /> <br />___________________________________________________________________________ <br /> <br />AGENDA Monday, December 5, 2022, 6:30 p.m. <br /> <br />This Conservation Commission meeting was held remotely via Zoom, an online meeting <br />platform. Public Participation via calling in or using your computer was encouraged. <br /> <br />Commissioners Present: Kevin Beuttell, Alex Dohan, Philip Hamilton (Chairman), Jason <br />Hnatko (arrived at 6:39 PM), Ruth Ladd and Holly Samuels (not present: Duke Bitsko) <br /> <br />Staff Present: Karen Mullins, Conservation Director, and Meghan McNamara, Conservation <br />Department Assistant <br /> <br />6:30 PM New Business/Pending Matters <br /> <br />Presentation by Eagle Scout candidate Andre Frohman on completed sign installation <br /> <br />Mr. Andre Frohman presented his eagle scout project to the Commission. Mr. Frohman installed <br />a sign at Parker Meadow Conservation area, at the parking lot off of Revere Street, and two signs <br />on the Burns Parcel, off of Ridge Road and Laconia Street. Parker Meadow was reopened in the <br />fall to include Universally Accessible trails, as indicated on the installed signage. Trash was <br />frequently being dumped on the Burns parcel and the two signs indicate that it is town-owned <br />Conservation property. The Commission did not have any questions for Mr. Frohman and <br />thanked him for his contributions to the town. <br /> <br />Proposed warrant article for sewer easement at Dunback Meadow <br /> <br />Mr. Charles Hornig, owner of 18 Bacon Street, and Ms. Sarah Klimoff, daughter of Mr. Hornig, <br />presented to the Commission. Mr. Hornig requests the Conservation Commission’s support of a <br />warrant article for an easement required to connect the property to the town sewer system. The <br />proposed easement area and existing sewer easement contain wetland resource areas and buffer <br />zones. <br /> <br />Mr. Beuttell asked if it would be possible to relocate the easement so that it’s in a buffer zone <br />rather than the resource area. Mr. Hornig responded that the sewer was installed in 1977 and the <br />proposed easement is the area of least wetland impact. Mr. Hamilton stated that, without having <br />the wetlands delineated in the area, the Commission cannot determine if this proposed easement <br />is the best location, as far as the Commission’s responsibility is concerned. Mr. Hornig <br />responded that he expects the wetlands will be delineated at the site before Town Meeting and <br />that the exact location of the sewer line connection would be worked out between the applicant, <br />the Conservation Commission and the Department of Public Works. <br /> <br />
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