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TOWN OF LEXINGTON, MASSACHUSETTS <br /> CONSERVATION COMMISSION <br /> MINUTES <br /> Monday, May 12017 <br /> 6:30 P.M. <br /> Hudson Room, Cary Hall <br /> 1605 Massachusetts Ave <br /> Chair Philip Hamilton opened the meeting at 6:30pm in the Parker Room <br /> Commissioners Present: Phil Hamilton, Alex Dohan, Kevin Beuttell, Duke Bitsko, Dick Wolk <br /> Others present: Karen Mullins, Conservation Administrator and Casey Hagerty, Conservation <br /> Department Assistant <br /> 6:30pm <br /> Informal Hearing- Whipple Hill Stream Restoration <br /> Dave Pavlik- Lexington Town Engineer and Denise Cameron- Woodard and Curran <br /> Mr. Pavlik explained that the engineering department is in the early stages of planning a stream <br /> restoration project at Whipple Hill. This site has been identified as a priority site by the Mystic <br /> River Watershed Association. <br /> Ms. Cameron stated that the first concern is to remove a stone embankment. The stone wall will <br /> be removed and a 1:1 bank will replace it. She explained that they are proposing a 1:1 slope <br /> because they are limited in space;part of the project is located on private property and they are <br /> attempting to keep the project off the abutter's land. Ms. Cameron told the commission that they <br /> are going to explore ways other than rip rap to stabilize the steep slope. She added that a <br /> hydrological analysis was done in the area which determined that there would be downstream <br /> flooding if they do not remove the stone headwall. <br /> Additionally, Ms. Cameron explained that 500 ft. up the trail, a section of the trail is washed out. <br /> As part of this project they are proposing to fix this section of the trail using a method known as <br /> a"rock sandwich." <br /> Questions and comments from the Commission: <br /> The commission asked for clarification of where the stream outlets. Ms. Cameron stated that the <br /> stream flows under Summer Street in Arlington. <br /> The commission asked if the rock sandwich technique is the best method for the trail restoration. <br /> Ms. Cameron stated they would be open to exploring the option of a well-built boardwalk if the <br /> commission would prefer that. <br />
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