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on the observations of others The commission explained to Mr. Kirby that at the next meeting they want to be presented with a concrete plan as to the steps forward. Questions and comments from the audience: Ricky Pappo, 16 Blossom Crest, asked Mr. Kirby more about what LEC does. She questioned the time line and why Mr. Kirby was not brought on from the beginning. Ms. Pappo also expressed concern over the amount of work that was done and whether there would still be indications of wetlands. Alexander Schwatzer questioned why there was no other representative present from 31/55 Allen Street present. Glen Lucas, Allen Street, asked why there were no results being presented tonight. Mr. Hamilton explained that the commission wanted results from a wetlands scientist not just an engineer and that Mr. Kirby is a wetlands scientist, but that he has not yet been able to evaluate the site.. Ten neighbors and abutters were present at the meeting. Motion to continue until 3/22/2016 made by Mr. Wolk and seconded by Mrs. Dohan. Vote: 7-0 in favor. Issue Order of Conditions for Diamond School, DEP File No. 201-1013, BL 970 Mr. Langseth did not vote. Motion to issue the Order of Conditions for Diamond School, 99 Hancock Street, made by Mr. Wolk and seconded by Mr. Beuttell. Vote: 6-0 in favor. Issue Order of Conditions for 10 Churchill, DEP 201-1021, BL 978 Mr. Langseth did not vote. The commission discussed what conditions should be put in the order regarding the buffer zone and the 50% rule. Motion to issue the Order of Conditions made by Mr. Wolk and seconded by Mrs. Miller. Vote: 6-0 in favor. Issue Certificate of Compliance to Mulberry Lane, DEP File No. 201-758, BL 716 The commission explained that there were a few issues at the site visit that they want addressed before they will issue the Certificate of Compliance, including plant establishment, encroachment within 25 ft. buffer, and trash and construction debris. They will reconsider the request for a Certificate of Compliance in May. Approve expenditures from Lexington Nature Trust Expenditures for the 2015 Holiday Donation appeal and a reprinting of the Lexington Alive Trail Guide totaling $3,560.69.