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s <br /> Town of Reading RECEIVED <br /> Meeting Minutes TOWN CLERK <br /> R, -Ar, 1 " MA, <br /> Pt, <br /> Board - Committee - Commission - Council: 2121 NO%' 12 AM 11: 14 <br /> Conservation Commission <br /> Date: 2020-06-24 Time: 7:00 PM <br /> Building: Location: <br /> Address: Session: <br /> Purpose: Public Meeting Version: Final <br /> Attendees: Members - Present: <br /> Chair Michael Flynn, Vice Chair Annika Scanlon, Robert Hayes, Martha <br /> Moore, David Pinette, Carl Saccone, John Sullivan; Associate Member Scott <br /> Keefe; Chuck Tirone, Conservation Administrator <br /> Members - Not Present: <br /> Associate Members Nichola Meserve, Tay Evans <br /> Others Present: <br /> Leah Basbanes, Maureen Herald, Chris Cole, Jane Kinsella, Joe Peznola <br /> Minutes Respectfully Submitted By: Jacquelyn LaVerde and Chuck Tirone <br /> Topics of Discussion: <br /> The meeting was held remotely via Zoom. <br /> Mr. Flynn called the meeting to order at 7:05pm. <br /> 15 B Street Violation WPA Fillina Wetland Area. Dirusso <br /> Mr. Flynn and Mr. Tirone reviewed a request to do some light grading on the site, but due to <br /> a miscommunication, a significant portion of wetland got filled. The area was previously <br /> used and maintained as lawn. The violation occurred when vegetation was cut back and <br /> topsoil was dropped in the area. The homeowner was apologetic of what happened, as he <br /> did not realize the environmental concerns. Leah Basbanes, Wetland Consultant, was <br /> brought in by the homeowner to help rectify the situation. The topsoil that was brought in <br /> was removed to the organic layer. The area will be seeded with New England grass seed <br /> mix and blueberry bushes will be planted. Ms. Basbanes noted that the area looks like it <br /> has been used as a dumping area in the past. There are several trees that are leaning and <br /> have been flagged to be taken down. Mr. Tirone noted that he tagged other trees of <br /> concern. The Commission members will visit the site prior to the next meeting to make <br /> sure they are satisfied with the work. A survivability report should be provided in a year. <br /> 0 Haverhill Street — DEP File No. 270-0728 <br /> Mr. Flynn reopened the public hearing. Maureen Herald of Norse Environmental reviewed <br /> the plan that was revised to address issues brought up by the Commission at a previous <br /> meeting. The infiltration trench around the proposed driveway was extended around the <br /> curve of the driveway. The patio proposed in the previous plan was omitted from the new <br /> design, and replaced with a 6-foot x 4-foot concrete pad to be a walk out surface. The <br /> walkway from the driveway was added to the plan. Trees ranging from 11 inches to 32 <br /> inches in diameter have the potential to be removed and will be included in the tree removal <br /> Page 1 1 <br />
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