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Comments from the Commission as follows: Ms. Miller read that the applicant provided drainage calculations for the 2, 10, and 100 year rates, as well as the 1 year volume, an impervious surface table of calculations, and planting details. Mr. Kennedy commented that the planting plan looked great. Motion made and seconded to issue a negative determination with conditions, 6-0 in favor. 7:47 pm Re-Open Hearing - NOI, 4 Turning Mill Road DEP# 201-876, BL 834 Construction of an addition within the 100-foot Buffer Zone Documentation: NOI Application, Narrative, and Proposed Plan 12/13/12 Present for the Applicant: Richard Kirby, LEC Environmental and Victor Vizgaitis, Homeowner Mr. Kirby proposed construction of an addition that will be 40’ away from the wetland boundary. 150 sq. ft of the addition will be located in the 50’ Buffer Zone. Mr. Kirby stated invasive species management would be conducted and a restoration plan would follow with native plantings. Comments from the Commission as follows: Mr. Hamilton commented that he wouldn’t rule this proposal out because of the unique way the house is sited and the mitigation included in the plan. Mr. Langseth agreed with Mr. Hamilton. Ms. Miller disagreed with this proposal because half of the addition would be located within the 50’ Buffer Zone. Motion made and seconded to continue the hearing to January 15, 2013 at 7:30 pm at the request of the applicant, 6-0 in favor. 8:04 pm Cont. Hearing - NOI, Banks Avenue DEP# 201-875, BL 833 Construction of a single-family home within the 100-foot Buffer Zone Documentation: NOI Application, Existing Conditions Plan 12/11/12, and Drainage report 12/11/12 Present for the Applicant: Ian Rubin, Markey & Rubin, Inc. Mr. Rubin proposed a narrowed driveway entrance with a burm on both sides. He gave an explanation of the percolation tests and new drainage calculations. Comments from the Commission as follows: Ms. Miller read that the applicant provided the 2, 10, and 100 year rates, updated percolation rates, and the driveway detail showing the homeowner will be able to see if the drain becomes clogged. Mr. Langseth asked for