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Home My WebLink About2021-12-20-CONCOM-min RECEIVED ops MoaN,ti� 2022 11 Jain, 3 pin't oma` o TOWN CLERK i $ w PUBLIC MEETING MINUTES LEXINGTON MA Conservation Commission APRIL IV- Meeting broadcasted by LexMedia LEXIN G't 0 AGENDA Monday,December 20, 2021, 6:30 p.m. This Conservation Commission meeting was held remotely via Zoom, an online meeting platform. Public Participation via calling in or using your computer was encouraged. Commissioners Present: Kevin Beuttell, Duke Bitsko, Alex Dohan, Philip Hamilton, Ruth Ladd, David Langseth and Holly Samuels Associate Members Present: Vinita Bose and Jason Hnatko Staff Present: Karen Mullins, Conservation Director and Meghan McNamara, Department Assistant 6:30 PM New Business/Pendine Matters Renewal of _goat_ grazing permit at Chiesa Farm for 2022, Hal6 Sofia Schatz and Laurene Beaudette Ms. Hal6 Sofia Schatz and Ms. Laurene Beaudette raised concern about damage to the goat grazing signs posted at Chiesa Farm. Details will be added to the posted signs about vandalism on town property. On a motion by Ms. Ladd and seconded by Ms. Dohan, the Commission voted 6-0 by roll call vote to renew the Chiesa Farm goat grazing permit for 2022. Record of vote as follows: Duke Bitsko—Aye Kevin Beuttell —Aye Alex Dohan—Aye Ruth Ladd—Aye David Langseth—Aye Holly Samuels —Aye Phil Hamilton—Not present 6:46 PM 475 Bedford Street—informal discussion on conceptual development plan Mr. Hamilton said that he will be recusing himself from the discussion because he resides at Drummer Boy Green, an abutting property. Mr. Ed Nardi, Cresset Group, Mr. Andrew Castraberti, Cresset Group, and Ms. Laura Laich, VHB,presented to the Commission. Mr. Nardi stated that the project team is proposing 22 shadow parking spots within the 25-50 foot buffer zone in an attempt to balance the parking supply and prefer not to raise the parking garage higher. Ms. Laich stated that the project team is trying to incorporate a buffer zone into the plans for any new replicated wetland areas. Ms. Dohan asked if the parking area dividers will be pervious material and they will be. Mr. Langseth raised a concern about the pervious parking being so close to the wetlands and the possibility of gasoline dripping from cars. Mr. Bitsko stated that the pervious parking islands are not beneficial to tree planting and that it would be easier for snow removal if the islands were removed which might also allow for more parking spaces. Mr. Beuttell questioned the outlet in the 25-foot zone and asked if it's appropriately located. 7:08 PM Request for Certificate of Compliance: Hastings, 7 Crosby Road(Partial), DEP4201-1079, BL 1036 The partial certificate request excludes the solar array construction and the required monitoring period for plantings. On a motion by Ms. Samuels and seconded by Mr. Hamilton, the Commission voted 7-0 by roll call vote to issue the partial Certificate of Compliance. Record of vote as follows: Duke Bitsko—Aye Kevin Beuttell —Aye Alex Dohan—Aye Ruth Ladd—Aye David Langseth—Aye Holly Samuels —Aye Phil Hamilton—Aye 7:14 PM New Public Meetings/Hearings 116 Vine Street: Notice of Intent ViewPoint Cloud Permit# CN0I-21-44, DEP#201-1246 Applicant: Lexington Housing Assistance Board, Inc. Property Owner: Project: construction of 40b housing consisting of two buildings (6 units), a parking lot and associated site development, within the 100-foot buffer to BVW Documentation Submitted: — Project Description; From: Devon Morse, Hancock Associates; Re: Notice of Intent (NOI)-116 Vine Street, Lexington, MA; Date: 11/30/2021; — Stormwater Report; Prepared by: Hancock Associates; Stamped by: Brian G. Geaudreau, PE Civil No. 64495; Signed by: Unknown, 424366; Date: 11/29/2021; — WPA Form 3-Notice of Intent application; Prepared by: Hancock Associates; Prepared for: Lexington Housing Assistance Board, Inc.; Signed by: Unknown; Not dated; — Permit Site Plan Set; Locus: 116 Vine Street, Lexington, MA; Prepared by: Hancock Associates; Prepared for: LexHab; Date: 11/29/2021; Ms. Samuels stated that she has been advising the project team on native plantings and is recusing herself from the discussion and vote. Mr. Brian Geaudreau, Hancock Associates, and Mr. Kyle Cormier, Oxbow Associates,presented to the Commission. Questions and Comments from the Commission: — What is the offset of the building corner to the closest wetland flag? — Please confirm if the distance from the wetland to the building is based on the foundation or the roof line. — Would prefer a larger distance than 50-feet away to avoid any mistakes during construction that would put the roof line within 50-feet of the wetlands. — Request to see the test pit data for wetland flags A 1, A2 and A3. The area felt wet during the site visit and would like to have more information. — It seems odd to have the bike storage be a structure/building. — Can the building containing Units 1-4 be moved south to allow for more green space behind the building and move farther away from the 50-foot buffer? — The southernmost patio is proposed on a very steep slope — Bothered by the walkway connecting this parcel to the abutting conservation land. Can a sidewalk on the road be proposed instead? — Have geothermal or solar panels been considered at this property? Responses from the Representative: — The intent for the building is to remain outside the 50-foot"no-build" buffer zone, so the distance is equal to or greater than 50 feet away. The 50-foot buffer zone line on the site plan could be thick and gives off the appearance that the building setback is within the 50-foot zone. — There will be panels on the barn and perhaps some on the front house, but no canopies in the parking area are being proposed. — Will be providing a landscaping plan at the next meeting, with a focus on screening from abutters and a delineation between this site and the adjacent town-owned land. Ms. Dohan stated that, in the description of the proposed work, it mentions a short walk to the MBTA commuter rail station. Mr. Geaudreau responded that he was looking at an old map of the area and will revise the project description since there is not a commuter rail station nearby. Mr. Bitsko asked if an Operation & Maintenance Plan was submitted and who would be responsible for maintenance of the subsurface chambers. Mr. Geaudreau responded that the maintenance and annual inspections will be the responsibility of LexHAB or a third parry contractor. Mr. Bitsko also asked if the applicant knows how the annual inspections are performed on other LexHAB properties. Mr. Geaudreau responded that he did not know the answer, but that a Condition could be added that requires receipts of inspections and maintenance to be submitted to staff as part of the Operation & Maintenance Plan. A snow storage plan was not submitted and will be included in the revised plan. Mr. Lester Savage, Vice-chair of the Lexington Housing Assistance Board, stated that individual unit occupants will bring their trash and recycling to the end of the driveway for pick-up and he anticipates roll off carts for the barrels. Mr. Langseth stated that the stormwater management was not done in regards to the bylaw standards, and only the state standards. Mr. Geaudreau responded that the site is going to meet or exceed local stormwater requirements and will provide that analysis at the next meeting. Mr. Langseth asked why the overflow outlet was needed and why it has to be placed right on the property line for the neighbor when a better option would be towards the back of the property towards conservation land. It was also stated there is a proposed retaining wall near the southeast property line and that runoff will overflow the wall and onto the neighboring property. The Commission would prefer a Swale towards the back rather than allowing the runoff to go straight across to the neighboring property. It was also asked if the runoff would go through a water quality unit before entering the chambers and Mr. Geaudreau responded, yes, that is the chamber with the deep sump. Ms. Wendy Barrett, on behalf of 132 Vine Street, raised concern on the method of herbicide application and the negative effects it can have on human health. Mr. Cormier responded that the herbicide will be applied by a licensed professional and will likely be using glyphosate, and that typically the applicator is more concerned about getting cancer. Mr. Cormier is not aware of the application method for this project, but will provide that information at the next meeting. On a motion by Mr. Beuttell and seconded by Mr. Hamilton, the Commission voted 6-0 by roll call vote to continue the hearing to the January 24, 2022 meeting at the applicant's request. Record of vote as follows: Duke Bitsko—Aye Kevin Beuttell —Aye Alex Dohan—Aye Ruth Ladd—Aye David Langseth—Aye Holly Samuels —Recused Phil Hamilton—Aye 7:50 PM Vynebrooke Village: Notice of Intent ViewPoint Cloud Permit# CN0I-21-45, DEP#201-#### Applicant/Property Owner: Caileen Foley, Lexington Housing Authority Project: construction of 3 additions, landscaping, invasive plant removal, and wetland replication within 100-foot buffer zone to Isolated Vegetated Wetlands Documentation Submitted.- - ubmitted:— Stormwater Report; Prepared for: Lexington Housing Authority; Prepared by: Samiotes Consultants, Inc.; Stamped and signed by: Stephen R. Garvin, PE Civil No. 42772; Date: 11/30/2021; — Site plans; Sheet EX-1 "Existing Conditions Plan", Sheet EX-2 "Existing Conditions Plan", Sheet C-1.1 "Demo & Soil Erosion Plan", Sheet C-2.1 "Drainage Plan", Sheet C- 3.1 "Civil Details", Sheet L1.1 "Landscape Layout& Materials Plan", Sheet L1.2 "Landscape Planting Plan", Sheet L1.3 "Landscape Site Planting Plan", Sheet L2.1 "Site Details and Sections", "Proposed Wetland Replication Plan"; — Notice of Intent application and attachments; Prepared by: Samiotes Consultants, Inc.; Date: 11/30/2021; — Engineering Comments; From: Marissa Liggiero, Engineering; Subject: 10 Vynebrooke Village NOI Engineering Comments; Date: 12/15/2021; Ms. Michelle Kayserman, Samiotes Consultants,presented before the Commission. Ms. Ladd stated that the asphalt apron off the turnaround and next to the community building is huge. Ms. Ladd asked if some of that impervious surface could be removed. Ms. Annie Steele, project architect, responded that the size may be necessary for emergency vehicles to access; however, she will take a look at this for the next meeting. Ms. Ladd followed up stating that an action like reducing pavement in this area could go a long way towards providing additional mitigation. It was asked if a cross section of the proposed mitigation site was provided. Ms. Kayserman responded that she doesn't believe this information was provided but will submit it as part of the supplemental information for the next meeting. It was noted that no runoff attenuation is being provided for the new walkway in the front of the building and this will need to be included within the stormwater management report. The applicant does not need to manage that specific stormwater; however, they could increase the size of the rain garden to capture additional roof runoff from another part of the building. On a motion by Ms. Dohan and seconded by Mr. Hamilton, the Commission voted 7-0 by roll call vote to continue the hearing to the January 24, 2022 meeting at the applicant's request. Record of vote as follows: Duke Bitsko—Aye Kevin Beuttell —Aye Alex Dohan—Aye Ruth Ladd—Aye David Langseth—Aye Holly Samuels —Aye Phil Hamilton—Aye 8:09 PM 511 Waltham Street: Request for Determination of Applicability ViewPoint Cloud Permit# CDOA-21-21 Applicant: Lexington Veterinary Associates Property Owner: 511 Waltham Street LLC Project: resurfacing of an existing parking area within the 100-foot buffer zone to BVW Documentation Submitted: — WPA Form 1 RDA application; Prepared for: Lexington Veterinary Associates; Signed by: Catherine Applegate; Date: 11/30/2021; — Boundary and Topographic Survey; Prepared by: Patriot Engineering; Date: 6/03/2021; — Project Description; Not dated; Mr. Langseth informed the Commission that he will be recusing himself from the discussion and vote. Mr. Michael Novak presented to the Commission on behalf of the applicant, Lexington Veterinary Associates, for which a representative was not in attendance. The applicant is proposing to repave only a section of the existing parking area. Mr. Hamilton stated that the proposed project would be improved if there was a trench installed parallel to the wetland, and suggests that it be a couple of feet in depth of clean stone to collect some runoff since the property slopes towards the wetland. Ms. Ladd stated that the paved area closer to the street is not in great shape either and suggests adding a Swale. On a motion by Ms. Ladd and seconded by Ms. Dohan, the Commission voted 6-0 by roll call vote to continue the hearing to the January 10, 2022 meeting at the applicant's request. Record of vote as follows: Duke Bitsko—Aye Kevin Beuttell —Aye Alex Dohan—Aye Ruth Ladd—Aye David Langseth—Recused Holly Samuels —Aye Phil Hamilton—Aye 8:17 PM Continued Public Meetin2s/Hearin2s Willard's Woods Ecological Land Management Plan The Conservation Commission received written comments and feedback from the public during an open comment period after the hearing was continued. Mr. Langseth said that, while he is not advocating for a parking lot on Brent Road, he does not like the idea that it has been taken off the table because of neighborhood comments received. Mr. Hamilton clarified that no action has been taken, and that the Brent Road parking area is not off the table. Ms. Amber Carr, Conservation Coordinator, further clarified that the original plan was reduced from 8 parking spaces to a maximum of 2 handicap spaces, and that this was based on public feedback. On a motion by Mr. Beuttell and seconded by Ms. Ladd, the Commission voted 7-0 by roll call vote to accept the Ecological Land Management Plan for Willard's Woods. Record of vote as follows: Duke Bitsko—Aye Kevin Beuttell —Aye Alex Dohan—Aye Ruth Ladd—Aye David Langseth—Aye Holly Samuels —Aye Phil Hamilton—Aye 8:27 PM 181 Marrett Road: Notice of Intent ViewPoint Cloud Permit# CN0I-21-42, DEP#201-1245 Applicant:/Property Owner: Glenn Herosian Project: construction of an addition to a single-family dwelling and repairs to in ground swimming pool and patio within the 100-foot buffer zone to Bordering Vegetated Wetlands and 200-foot Riverfront Area Previous Meeting Date: 11/22/2021 Supplemental Documentation Submitted: — Buffer Zone Mitigation Planting Plan; Prepared by: LEC Environmental Consultants, Inc.; Scale: F=10'; Date: 11/30/2021; — Permit Site Plan of Land; 2 Sheets; Prepared by: Patriot Engineering; Stamped and signed by: Michael J. Novak, PE Civil No. 50696; Date: 10/25/2021 and revised through 12/10/2021; — Stormwater Analysis and Calculations; Prepared by: Patriot Engineering; Stamped and signed by: Michael J. Novak, PE; Date: 10/25/2021 and revised 12/10/2021; Mr. Michael Novak, Patriot Engineering,presented to the Commission. Mr. Novak stated that the overall pool deck size was reduced to bring down the impervious cover. A planting plan was provided by LEC Environmental. A town engineering report has not been completed yet. Questions and Comments from the Commission: — What is the function of the section of pool deck that extends to the easterly lot line? — Normally prefer that the overflow outlets be installed in areas more known to the homeowner to catch any backing up of the system. Responses from the Representative: — That area of the pool deck to the easterly lot line is existing and the plan is to maintain that area. There is a shed in that area, however it will be removed. — The lot is not very large and limited in space and ground level. Could look into installing the overflow at the downspout, but might provide greater risk of damage to the home. Ms. Dohan mentioned that the plants on the planting plan appear to be clumped together and asked if they could be more scattered and mixed around each other. Ms. Samuels stated that this isn't really a problem but that the plantings could benefit in smaller groups. Ms. Mullins reminded the Commission of the retaining wall and driveway encroachment onto town-owned land. On a motion by Mr. Langseth and seconded by Ms. Samuels, the Commission voted 7-0 by roll call vote to continue the hearing to the January 10, 2022 meeting at the applicant's request. Record of vote as follows: Duke Bitsko—Aye Kevin Beuttell —Aye Alex Dohan—Aye Ruth Ladd—Aye David Langseth—Aye Holly Samuels —Aye Phil Hamilton—Aye 8:47 PM Notice of Intent: 440 Bedford Street ViewPoint Cloud Permit# CN0I-21-37, DEP#201-1243 Applicant: Elisha Long, Trammell Crow Company Property Owner: Ashok Patel, Ayushi LLC Project: proposed life science lab building with associated parking structure within the 100-foot Buffer Zone to Bordering Vegetated Wetlands, 200-foot Riverfront Area, and Bordering Land Subject to Flooding Previous Meeting Date: 9/27/2021 Supplemental Documentation Submitted: — Site Development Plans; Prepared by: Kelly Engineering Group, Inc.; Sheet No. through Sheet No. 11; Date: 8/20/2021 and revised through 12/9/2021; — Stormwater Management Report; Prepared by: Kelly Engineering Group; Stamped by: David Noel Kelly, PE Civil No. 37942; Date: 8/20/2021 and revised on 12/9/2021; — Site Development Plan Submittal; Sheet L0.0, Sheet L1.0 and Sheet Ll.1, Prepared by: Halvorson; Date: 8/23/2021 and revised 12/13/2021; — Response to Peer Review Comments; From: Garrett Horsfall, Kelly Engineering Group, Inc.; Date: 12/13/2021; — Invasive Species Treatment and Removal Protocol; Prepared by: John P. Rockwood, EcoTec, Inc.; Date: 12/6/2021; — Test Pit Location Exhibit; Sheet No. l; Prepared by: Kelly Engineering Group, Inc.; Date: 8/20/2021 and revised 9/7/2021; — Plans to Accompany SWPPP (Phase 1); Sheet No. 1 and 2; Prepared by: Kelly Engineering Group, Inc.; Date: 12/9/2021; Mr. Garrett Horsfall, Kelly Engineering Group, Mr. Elisha Long, Trammell Crow, Mr. John Rockwood, EcoTec Inc., Mr. Jon Ouellette, Halvorson Design, and Mr. Ashok Patel, Ayushi LLC,presented to the Commission. The proposal received site plan approval from the Planning Board. It was asked where the paved driveway runoff will go and Mr. Horsfall answered that all paved surface runoff will go to the water quality device or the bioretention area, and that a majority will be brought through the infiltration system. Mr. Horsfall informed the Commission that the project team has met extensively with the Lexington Fire Department, who agree that the emergency access road is required around the entire building. Ms. Mullins stated that, for the proposed project at 475 Bedford Street, the Fire Department determined that an access road around the entire building was not necessary. Mr. Eli Long reiterated that the project team has spent a lot of time discussing with the Fire Department and making adjustments, but cannot eliminate the need for the access road. Ms. Mullins stated that the Commission received the second review from the peer reviewer, Environmental Partners. Environmental Partners, within the review, stated that additional test pits should be performed and they did not think the current amount was sufficient for the 5 subsurface systems. Kelly Engineering Group has agreed to have an inspection at the time the systems are installed. Kelly Engineering Group has also agreed to update the pipe size on the site plan as requested by Environmental Partners. Mr. Horsfall stated that he will have a Stormwater Pollution Prevention Plan (SWPPP)prepared and submitted for the next meeting. On a motion by Mr. Hamilton and seconded by Ms. Dohan, the Commission voted 7-0 by roll call vote to continue the hearing to the January 10, 2022 meeting at the applicant's request. Record of vote as follows: Duke Bitsko—Aye Kevin Beuttell —Aye Alex Dohan—Aye Ruth Ladd—Aye David Langseth—Aye Holly Samuels —Aye Phil Hamilton—Aye 9:08 PM 72 Kendall Road: Request for Determination of Applicability ViewPoint Cloud Permit# CDOA-21-19 Applicant/Property Owner: Hongying Gao and Biao Huang Project: Install fence,proposed plantings, remove invasives and two box elder trees, extend existing walkway to the rear of the house. All work proposed within the 100-foot buffer zone to Bordering Vegetated Wetlands Previous Meeting Date: 12/6/2021 Supplemental Documentation Submitted: — Restoration Plan Exhibit; Date uploaded: 12/15/2021; — Proposed Walkway Details — Photographs of Site Mr. Langseth stated that a condition be added stating that the reservoir layer of the proposed walkway be 6 inches deep. On a motion by Mr. Langseth and seconded by Ms. Dohan, the Commission voted 7-0 by roll call vote to issue a Negative Determination with conditions. Record of vote as follows: Duke Bitsko—Aye Kevin Beuttell —Aye Alex Dohan—Aye Ruth Ladd—Aye David Langseth—Aye Holly Samuels —Aye Phil Hamilton—Aye 9:19 PM 15 Banks Avenue: Notice of Intent ViewPoint Cloud Permit# CN0I-21-43, DEP#201-1247 Applicant/Property Owner: Christian Murray, Carl Donald Property Investments LLC Project: raze and rebuild single family dwelling within 100-foot buffer zone to Bordering Vegetated Wetlands Previous Meeting Date: 11/22/2021, 12/6/2021 Supplemental Documentation Submitted: Mr. Mitch Maslanka, Goddard Consulting LLC, stated that a favorable engineering report was received and that minor revisions were made to the site plan to address zoning requirements, including the removal of the rear staircase, and the addition of the AC unit and window well. On a motion by Mr. Beuttell and seconded by Mr. Langseth, the Commission voted 7-0 by roll call vote to close the hearing. Record of vote as follows: Duke Bitsko—Aye Kevin Beuttell —Aye Alex Dohan—Aye Ruth Ladd—Aye David Langseth—Aye Holly Samuels —Aye Phil Hamilton—Aye 9:24 PM On a motion by Mr. Langseth and seconded by Ms. Samuels, the Commission voted 7-0 by roll call vote to issue the Order of Conditions. Record of vote as follows: Duke Bitsko—Aye Kevin Beuttell —Aye Alex Dohan—Aye Ruth Ladd—Aye David Langseth—Aye Holly Samuels —Aye Phil Hamilton—Aye 9:25 PM 3 Goffe Road: Amendment to the Order of Conditions ViewPoint Cloud Permit#AOOC-21-11, DEP#201-1192, CNOI-20-21 Applicant/Property Owner: Lily Y Li Family Trust Project: after-the-fact approval for construction of landscape walls, sinks, island,patio and driveway resulting in an increase of 1,805 square feet of impervious surface within the 100-foot buffer zone to Bordering Vegetated Wetlands Previous Meeting Date: 11/22/2021 *Applicant has requested a continuance to the January 10, 2022 meeting On a motion by Ms. Ladd and seconded by Ms. Dohan, the Commission voted 7-0 by roll call vote to continue the hearing to the January 10, 2022 meeting at the applicant's request. Record of vote as follows: Duke Bitsko—Aye Kevin Beuttell —Aye Alex Dohan—Aye Ruth Ladd—Aye David Langseth—Aye Holly Samuels —Aye Phil Hamilton—Aye 9:25 PM New Business/Pendine Matters, Continued Request for Certificate of Compliance: 55 Bridge Street, ViewPoint Cloud Permit# COC-21-31, DEP4201-1144, BL# 1101 Ms. Mullins stated that at least 5 trees were removed that were required to be saved, a sump pump was installed and was not permitted, the basement floor was lowered by more than half of a foot, and the restoration area appears to have just been planted and that requires two years of monitoring. The site is not in compliance and a certificate will not be issued at this time. Request for Certificate of Compliance: 81 Westview Street(Partial), ViewPoint Cloud Permit# COC-21-33, DEP4201-1080, BL# 1037 Ms. Mullins stated that the patio within the 100-foot buffer zone has been removed and the final certificate request can be submitted after the two-year monitoring period for the plantings will require the submittal of a final as-built documenting the patio removal within the buffer zone. On a motion by Ms. Ladd and seconded by Ms. Dohan, the Commission voted 7-0 by roll call vote to issue a Partial Certificate of Compliance. Record of vote as follows: Duke Bitsko—Aye Kevin Beuttell —Aye Alex Dohan—Aye Ruth Ladd—Aye David Langseth—Aye Holly Samuels —Aye Phil Hamilton—Aye 9:29 PM Request for Certificate of Compliance: 16 Cedar Street(Full), ViewPoint Cloud Permit4COC- 21-34, BL 1061 (bylaw only) Ms. Mullins stated that the required two-year restoration report was not submitted and the full certificate cannot be issued at this time. Request for Certificate of Compliance: 5 Brookwood Road, ViewPoint Cloud Permit# COC-21- 35, DEP4201-1136, BL 1093 Ms. Mullins stated that the as-built plan does not show the Feno bound locations and is missing drainage design details. Also, she stated that it appeared grading was performed on site, filling took place within the 100-year flood zone, and some of the plantings were landscape cultivars based on the provided receipts. This site is currently not in compliance. Update on FY 23 CPA Wright Farm Barn Stabilization Request This request went before the Community Preservation Committee last Thursday and was approved for $155,000.00. The request will go to Town Meeting next. Schedule site visits for 1/10/2022 meeting The site visits will take place on Saturday, January 8, 2022 at 9:30 AM Approve Minutes: 12/6/2021 On a motion by Ms. Dohan and seconded by Ms. Samuels, the Commission voted 7-0 by roll call vote to approve the Minutes of the December 6, 2021 meeting. Record of vote as follows: Duke Bitsko—Aye Kevin Beuttell —Aye Alex Dohan—Aye Ruth Ladd—Aye David Langseth—Aye Holly Samuels —Aye Phil Hamilton—Aye 9:34 PM Reports: Bike Advisory, Community Gardens, Community Preservation Committee, Greenway Corridor Committee, Land Acquisition, Land Management, Land Steward Directors, and Tree Committee, HIP Working _GroupGroup On a motion by Ms. Samuels and seconded by Ms. Ladd, the Commission voted 7-0 by roll call vote to adjourn the meeting. Record of vote as follows: Duke Bitsko—Aye Kevin Beuttell —Aye Alex Dohan—Aye Ruth Ladd—Aye David Langseth—Aye Holly Samuels —Aye Phil Hamilton—Aye 9:38 PM Respectfully Submitted, Meghan McNamara Conservation Department Assistant Approved: 1/10/2022