Is this one the same? This one here is the same as the one you gave me the other day. >> Um, yeah. The only change was I just put in a quick sentence that there were no concerns at um 9M. All right. >> Until after the second. Um, but yeah, everything else. >> Okay. Yep.
We're ready to go. >> And we just want to keep in mind that um the microphones are always on. So we just want to be conscious of that. >> Yeah. >> All right. Welcome to Danver's Conservation Commission. Uh, we operate under the Massachusetts General Law,
chapter 131, section 40 of the Wetlands Protection Act, and chapter 26. Is that right? 26. Yeah. Um, of the town of Danver's general bylaw, the wetlands
protection bylaw. After the applicant presents his or her request and the board has had time to ask questions and discuss the project, we will accept questions from the audience. Because this is a public meeting, it is required by law that you give your name and
address first. Although we may disagree on the issues raised, all persons present during the meeting are expected to be civil to all other meeting attendees. This includes the members of the commission, staff, abutters,
concerned citizens and property owners and project applicants. Those who do not act in a civil manner and or engage in rude or violent behavior will be asked to leave the meeting. If the offensive person does not either leave the meeting
or control himself, the commission will have no choice but to call the police and have the person forcibly removed. We also request that you confine your questions to the project and only as it pertains to the wetlands act. We cannot
handle nor do we have jurisdiction regarding such things as noise or traffic. All problems not related to the wetlands protection act and the town of Danver's wetlands protection bylaw must be taken
up with other boards. All right. Uh, we're going to take attendance. Um, Lorraine Drapek, >> present. >> Paul McNelte, >> here. >> Michael Splain, >> here. >> Peter Wilson, >> here.
>> All right. >> And yourself. >> Oh, Mary Height is present. Thank you. >> Are we good to go? If you want to read the first item, we're just getting the microphone set up so that we can hear Bill. So, Bill, can you hear us? >> I can hear you now. Yes.
>> Great. And we can hear you. So, Mary, you're all set to go ahead and Bill, I'll pull the plan up here for you. >> All right. >> Thank you. >> Um, our first item for today is a request for certificate of compliance, 9
Doy Avenue, D file number 14-1341. And the applicant is George Vernon. And >> hi, good evening. This is >> Bill Emanuel from from Wetlands and Land Management. And uh this was uh an after
the-act filing to memorialize some changes that the owner had done uh after they purchased the property. Uh there was no work proposed. The only special condition was that there be at least 22 in of water under the float. And Emily
and Brian and I went there earlier this week. It was ice around the float, but I did have pictures included in my request showing there's at least 48 inches of water under the float at low tide. So, everything is all set there. >> All right. Um, are you done, Bill?
>> Yes. >> Okay. Uh, let's see. Uh, Lorraine, do you have any questions? >> I don't. Uh Paul >> just for clarity um so Emily you have been out there right so the town has looked at that so that's kind of
standard still being somewhat new to the standard procedure is you or someone from engineering if required heads out to the site >> it's either myself or Brian Cassidy who's our planning technician usually it's he and I together that head out to a site for the >> compliance yeah so so no questions other than that one
>> uh Michael >> yeah just Bill just refresh my memory what were the minor modifications that were the owner was making the new owner. >> Uh the owner shortened the pier uh because the gang way, the previous
owner apparently made it too long and the the uh the ramp was too steep at low tide. So the owner shortened the pier u and that way the the angle down to the uh floats at low tide was not as steep. >> That was it.
>> That was it. >> Okay, that's all I had. Thank you. Uh, Peter, any questions? >> Yes. Um, so th this work was done before an order of conditions was issued, Bill, >> that's correct. >> And so in the order of conditions was in
2020. >> Is that right? >> Yes. Yep. 2020. The order of conditions is >> So no work's been done since we issued the order of conditions. Yet it's five years. >> That's correct. Yep. >> Yet it's five years later that they're we're coming back for a certificate of compliance.
>> Yeah. We were we were in normally we do this at the end of the entire licensing period and we had to uh amend the Army Corps of Engineers permit and we also had to amend the chapter 91 license and that's
a between the the folks at D waterways and myself uh that process got drawn out quite a long time and the the uh amended license is ready to go just now the D waterway ways said we want to see you
get your local certificate of compliance before we issue the license. So that's why uh we're coming to you now. >> So you're just waiting for our certificate uh before they'll issue you your chapter 91 >> amended license. >> That's correct.
>> And that's but everything is looking satisfactory with that. I mean, we like to >> Yes. This is the last >> This is the last step before waterways will issue the license. >> Okay. Okay. Great. Thank you.
I'm all set. Thanks. >> Okay. And Bill, I don't have any questions. We're all good for me, too. >> All right. >> Uh, let me see. >> Yeah. >> So, this is not an open hearing.
Unless anyone else has >> Where is it? >> A motion to >> All right. Um, can we get a motion? >> I'll make a motion. Make a motion to issue a certificate of compliance for 9
Dodie Avenue, D number 14-1341. >> Any one second? >> I'll second the motion. >> All in favor? I All right. Thank you. You're all set to go. Thanks. >> Thank you, Bill.
>> Is this another May I ask a question to staff? Can I ask? So, if is there a procedure if they're beyond the three years? Is it like >> if they're beyond the three years, >> they can ask for an extension or something? Or >> if it's Let's go with the agenda. >> Sorry, guys. Um, if it's before the
permit has expired, they can come back for an extension for a one-year extension. >> Okay. If the permit has expired, >> they have to get a certificate of compliance for the expired one and then if they want to do more work, it's a whole new notice of intent. >> Okay. >> So, it's best if someone thinks they're going to need more time to get that
extension well in advance. >> Thank you. >> Yep. Of course. So, that one's all done. So, we're going to go to 367 Maple Street, D file number 141391.
The applicant is National Veterinary Associates. >> Hello, I'm Caitlyn White. Um, I'm a wetland scientist from Hancock Associates here on behalf of the applicant. Um, so the order of conditions was issued back in 2022 for in addition storm water
improvements, grading, and pavement on site. Um, it's home to the vet hospital. Um, since then I was before you guys back in 2024 and we partially closed out the permit um because a lot was subdivided and the residence was sold um
in that lefthand corner. Um, since then all of the construction has been completed aside from the addition was not completed. Um, everything was approved was constructed as approved besides the construction of the addition which was not constructed. Um the storm
water features were installed. Um pavement was installed. Grading was done. The site is now stable. Everything is done. Um we have completed a sitewalk with Emily. Um and engineering is in the process of closing out the storm water permit. Um I'd be happy to answer any questions
though about the project. Thank you. >> All right. Thank you. Um Lorraine, do you have any questions? Just out of curiosity, how come you never did the addition? >> I'm honestly not sure. I I'm assuming it's funding related. Um, but yeah.
>> So, just to follow up on that question, is that there's no more permission for that. If we vote for certificate of compliance, your order of conditions is done, right? So, if they want to build the addition in the future, >> they have to reapply. >> They have a brand new notice of intent for any additional work. >> Okay.
>> Um, >> yeah. So, um, well, actually for staff. So, Emily, this is a partial. So, is there a a partial? Is there one for each lot on the on the subdivision? >> Yeah. So, this the first partial was just for the area in the bottom left
corner over there. And then this second partial is the final >> bump of the work. So, this is the final COC that closes out everything else that was on the property. >> That's all. Thank you. Uh Paul, >> and this may be more for staff, but the um the conditions that are here, you
know, the points 15, 16, 17, >> how do those get carried forward to future owners? >> Sure. Great question. So those get put onto the certificate of compliance and that gets recorded at the registry. So whomever purchases the property that comes up in the deed research and then we follow up uh we make sure that we're receiving these reports as we're
supposed to receive them, too. >> Yeah, I I had read this earlier. No, I I don't have any questions. >> Yeah. So a lawyer would be doing a title search My turn. >> Um, yeah, Peter, sorry. >> Uh, where was the addition? The proposed addition.
>> Um, is there a pointer or supposed to be? >> And where was the property that was sold off? Was it in the down in the lower left? Okay. >> Um, and as I recall, there was a big long
house that's all still intact at the the top. >> Yes. Has not been altered? No. >> And the parking lot is all done that is parallels Maple Street. >> Yeah. >> Okay. Um, and we don't have to wait for the engineering approval to
>> No, but I got the follow-up engineer or the follow-up email from engineering today. They said this um issuing the COC shouldn't be held up because of them. They're working with Hancock to get the storm water closed out separately. >> Okay. And everything was built to plan? >> Yes, it was. >> Okay. Good.
>> Yeah, I think I'm good. Are we ready to vote? >> Oh, we have to make a motion. Right. So, I'll make a motion to issue a certificate of compliance for 367 Maple Street, DP number 14-1391 with conditions 15, 16, and 17 to be
held in perpetuity. >> I'll second. >> All in favor? >> I. >> Awesome. Thank you, guys. Thank you. Thank you. That >> was an easy one. It's >> a big project though. Yeah, >> it's a big project. Okay.
Do >> you take your dog to that bed? >> Do you take your dog to that bed? >> Do you understand? Yeah. Yeah, I do. >> Thank you. Bye. You, too. >> You're good. >> And do we have minutes? >> Yes, we do. You have the minutes from
January 22nd. >> So then that would be seven, right? So would I ask the minutes? Agenda. >> We have minutes. >> We have the minutes. >> All the new business. It's the only
thing. So next up is the minutes from January 22. >> Uh next up is the minutes from January 22nd. >> I'll make a motion we accept the the minutes from January 22nd. >> Second it. >> All in favor? I >> Great.
>> Um, just as a quick update for old and new business, we have no new agenda items for February 26th. So, there'll be no meeting that night. >> Oh, there's Oh, >> we know that already. >> Yeah, the cuto off date was this past Monday and nothing came in. So, we have no items. >> It said the 27th.
>> 26th. >> 26th. >> But I'll send out a reminder to slow. >> Great. We're done. That was an easy one for an easy one. >> It's been a long day. We just need someone to make a motion to adjurnn. Okay, I make a motion. >> I'll make a motion to
>> I'll move that we adjurnn. >> Okay, great. Second. >> You can second it. >> Ron. >> All right. >> All in favor? >> Okay.