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2 On a motion by Ms. Samuels and seconded by Ms. Dohan, the Commission voted 6-0 by roll call vote to approve the Wetland Mitigation Planting Plan (dated 7/13/2022) and the replacement of two Box Elder Maples with two Swamp White Oaks. Record of Vote as Follows: Duke Bitsko – Did not vote/Not on screen Kevin Beuttell – Aye Alex Dohan – Aye Ruth Ladd – Aye Holly Samuels – Aye Jason Hnatko – Aye Phil Hamilton – Aye 6:59 PM 20 Cooke Rd Order of Conditions Compliance Enforcement Update: Review and approve Corrective Wetland and Buffer Zone Restoration Plan (DEP#201-1089, BL-1089) Mr. Brian Lau, builder, presented a revised restoration plan to the Commission dated 8/22/2022. Ms. Mullins informed Mr. Lau and the property owner, Mr. Chengwei Su, that the details on the two sheets don’t match and need to show the same information to scale. To clarify, she stated that the retaining wall detail and location doesn’t match on the corresponding details, such as the patio plan, and that the proposed planting plan doesn’t match with the layout on the FENO bound “Do Not Disturb” detail. Ms. Mullins and the Commission ask that this be continued to the next meeting so a more productive conversation can be had on the restoration plan. 7:08 PM New Public Meetings/Hearings 46 Turning Mill Road: Request for Determination of Applicability ViewPoint Cloud Permit# CDOA-22-25 Applicant: Vivian Wu Property Owner: Forty-Six TMR Realty Trust Project: proposed tree pruning and removal, pesticide application, and installation of a tree cabling system within the 100-foot buffer zone to Bordering Vegetated Wetlands Documentation Submitted: ⎯ WPA Form 1 Request for Determination of Applicability; Prepared by the Applicant: Vivian Wu; Date signed: 7/24/2022; ⎯ Detailed Project Description; Not dated; ⎯ Proposed Site Plan (with added tree detail); Prepared by: LeBlanc Survey Associates, Inc.; Date: 8/26/2021; Ms. Vivian Wu, representative of Forty-Six TMR Realty Trust, presented to the Commission. Ms. Ladd said that, at the time of the site visit, the Commission did not see any holes that would have been caused by Emerald ash borer, but that the trees were not in good shape. Ms. Mullins stated that evidence of Emerald ash borer has been seen in Lexington. Ms. Ladd asked if the