I called him too and he says always says to my my therapist says I shouldn't do the conservation meetings. It's too much for me. If he can run a business he doesn't need a business. He'll sell
his other business. >> It's two copies. One's for us. Um that's um bills for >> um I don't know if I signed in the right space, but that's okay. >> So we correct Hunter's Hill. Is that
going to go through? We got to continue that. >> Correct. >> Okay. What else you want me to sign? I got I got the front one sign. >> How you doing, Mr. Dro? >> Down here. >> If we don't need it, we can skip. No, we
can go it out. Uh, are you guys ready to start soon? >> We're ready to start. >> Give me one second. We're gonna fix a cam here. >> Yeah, let me bring that up. >> Okay, Lisa, >> give me one second. >> Okay,
>> hold on. Let me put my headphones on. >> Okay, guys, turn on live night live mics. >> Okay. Uh, >> give me one second. Please visit a clipboard. >> You're on. >> Okay. This is Don Conservation
Commission meeting uh May 21st, 2026. Calling the meeting open and uh uh this meeting is being broadcast on cable TV. Uh also internet posting on www.dyon-mass.gov
and YouTube. Would everyone stand please allegiance to the flag of the United States of America and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under God, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all.
>> Okay, I'm going to open the meeting with chairman's address and it's uh uh somewhat excellent news for the commission. Uh back in 2019, we received uh uh first um information about a
project that was called Strawberry Fields in Dyton. Uh it turned out to be uh uh when we received the notice of intent uh over 100 houses on Somerset Avenue, the commission after uh 2 or 3
years of debating rejected the project. The uh the applicant then uh went to D and appealed it. D overruled the D and Conservation Commission and gave the go ahead to the applicant. Uh we then
appealed the decision of the D and we received notification that the courts ruled in favor of the Dyton Conservation Commission and that the project is dead. Uh, next item that I have that I want to
address is uh I have uh American chestnut seedlings. Uh not not as many as last year, but if anyone is interested uh whether you're here or whether uh you are watching it on TV, uh
they will be ready for planting. you can call uh the conservation office and and I will get your number to return your call and um distribute American chestnut seedlings. Uh right now they're about uh
10 12 in high. Um and like I say, I don't have as many as last year, but I do have some. Okay, first on the agenda is uh a notice of intent. It was uh by John Paul Rossi of Zenica. Uh uh is
someone here for that or is that being continued? >> They requested a continuance. >> I'm sorry. >> They did request a continue. >> Okay. Uh they requested continuence. Uh is there a motion to continue it to uh June meeting? >> So move. >> Is there a second? Seconded by Jack. All
in favor? >> I. And uh that meeting in June is on uh June 18. Uh the next is uh uh a a hearing. It was an ENRAD
for which is a notice of resource area delineation on Kutland Road final number 17-534. Um the applicant has requested a continuance. Is there a motion?
>> So moved. >> Second. >> All in favor? >> I. >> Uh, next on the agenda is another ENRAD uh uh notice of resource area delineation and this one's on William Street, Zero William Street. Uh, they
too have requested a continuence. Is there a motion? >> So moved. Second. >> All in favor? Okay. Uh now we have uh a hearing from Long Built Homes at Hunters Hill LLC um
on Clubhouse Road to construct a single family home with associated clarity and grading file number 17-536. >> Okay. 17 too if you want. That's easier.
>> Good. Thank you. Okay, >> this looks very familiar. >> Okay, yeah, that's the big map. This is the same thing I believe. Well, we just got extra color line in here. Okay, you're on. Identify yourself,
please. And >> of course, it's Evan Watson from W Engineering representing the applicants of LBH Hunters Hill LLC. We met here last at your last meeting um and we ended up
continuing uh because we uh the commission wanted to do a sitewalk and we had yet to receive a file number from D. So we here now before you both of those things have happened. We have received a file number from D with no
comment from them. And then um earlier this week I met with agent Issa myself and Paul David. I'm sorry. >> Close enough.
>> There we go. Perfect. >> My glasses are dirty. Yeah. Um we took a look at the site. So just to recap, um it's on in Hunter Hill on Clubhouse Drive. Um, this is right kind of at the end of the old section before you get
into the new phase that Longville Homes is uh working on and it's in between two existing houses. Um, so we are in the 100t buffer zone to aw permitted the entire uh or reperated the
project as a whole. Um, we were asked to certify this as a vertal pool. So, the 200 ft brings us into the middle of the road. So, that's why we wanted to come talk to the commission about the possibility of actually putting a house here um as previously planned. So, one
of the things we're looking to do is along the 25 ft no touch, we'll add um a hedge row of red oia dogwood uh shrubs. And during the sitewalk, it was suggested we add uh substitute a few of
those for trees. So on the revised plan, I added three uh gray birch trees or otherwise known as popular trees. Um Lisa identified a few of those growing by themselves. So we thought that would be a good addition there. Um, the other
thing we're looking to do is when they constructed the project, there was a a roadway planned to be here on the plan. Um, and to to get there, they built this access road right through here, which is likely the reason why there's standing
water there. But they left it with no top soil. It was just all they actually stripped the stock top soil. They left a pile over here, and there was some broken pipes and bits and pieces here and there. So, uh, what we're proposing to do is come in,
add some top soil there, remove the stock piles and any of the debris, and then I found a good seed mix for logging roads. Uh, so it was to basically to reestablish vegetation on something that was used for a road historically. Um, if
we add some top soil, then I expect the other species that are there to actually be able to move in and take foot, which they're not able to do. There's some grasses there, but it's really not that great cuz there's no top there. So, that's in a nutshell. Uh, we took
input uh during the field walk. I've incorporated that into the other plan. I'm open to any other questions or comments you might have. >> Okay. I don't know if if anyone here is for this project. Anyone here? to view the project. Well, let me just say we
were there uh this week and we viewed it and they're going to essentially rehab what had been disturbed and then the uh 25 ft no touch zone will be reestablished where it was disturbed. The construction of the home will be uh
outside of the 50ft no build zone. Uh and then the yard work is done. And not that I mean essentially you're saying that but I just want to tell the people here are watching that we have been uh uh onsite uh uh viewing everything. Now
I don't know uh Dave uh do you have any questions cuz you were there with us. >> No I I mean I I think Evan's doing the right thing. He's off sitting, you know, adding the extra trees, you know, and and, you know, reestablishing that that destroyed that
pathway that goes through there to reestablish that as as buffer zone and um to to plant native shrubbery and and other plants. Um, >> I have a question. >> Um, when's the long-term maintenance of
that path? So, it's in the open space and the long-term maintenance is to have it not be a path anymore. So, um obviously we'd have to make sure that the seed took off. Um I think we talked about conditioning it so that that work would be done in the fall in the
non-migratory season. >> Um so, we have a very good uh chance for that seed to take up on its own. Um if it doesn't obviously we come back and repair it for because it'll be under we'll have to get a certificate of compliance rather. So once that takes
hold the idea is to not go in there anymore and let whatever kind of vegetation that's around there start to creep in and go back to being wood. >> But that that will be done before the construction of the house because you don't want to run equipment through through the um
>> well no what we >> construction zone. I think what we'll plan on doing is we have the wetland mitigation area back here. Um that requires a little bit of work to be done in the fall also, some replanting, etc. Um so once we're there, we can access
that from back here or from over here. But but I expect that if and again I'm not exactly sure what the timing is but um I would prefer not to have a condition that this has to be done before the house
>> concurren I okay >> currently or definitely compliance >> right right >> yeah and the other thing we talked about just so be aware is like to include the wetland scientist that was involved with
>> I know we we just Brian too. >> Sounds good. >> Yeah, cuz he'll be out there looking at this. So, >> everything will go together. It >> kind of all goes together. >> Okay. Any questions from the audience?
Okay. Is there a motion? >> So, move. >> Wait. So, we got to have a motion to to accept the project. Motion to accept the project on Hunters Hill. >> Oh, I'll second. >> Lot 127.
>> Lot 27. Yeah, we got 127. >> Yeah, we got we have we have several items that we're dealing with. Okay. Um Okay. All right. That's uh Yeah. Lot lot 127. Is that H or is that two? >> H.
>> H. Okay. Um All right. So that that motion was made to accept the project as designed. Uh and there's a second. >> Okay. Uh any further discussion? >> The only other discussion I just wanted for the record was to let you know that
there was an alternatives analysis done on this. Um and you have a copy in your email. I didn't know having >> I brought a paper copy here. >> Great. Um, basically it was just to the bylaw allows you to wave certain
performance standards so long as uh the four criteria are met that there was no reasonable alternative that we avoid, minimize and mitigate that the project provides benefit to public interest and the project is otherwise in compliance with the bylaw. So I just did a
narrative to demonstrate it's all the things that we've talked about. >> I think I just put it in I believe I have that. >> Okay. Um, yes. Okay. Uh, mo motion made and seconded.
>> All in favor? >> I Okay. Yes. >> Thank you very much. >> I have three weeks to issue the orders. So, uh, just give me a little time and if I don't get it to you in two weeks, just follow up. But, we're working on
it. >> Okay. Uh, next on the agenda is a notice of intent application from Heritage Realy, 2161 Wheeler Street to construct a single family home uh, deck and driveway. The work includes the installation of water
services, septic system, utilities, and associated uh, clearing and grade. File number 17. Lisa, you have a phone number. >> Yeah, we do have a phone number, Peter. >> 538. 7538.
538. Okay. Let's see. Okay. Yes. Um Okay. Uh there we are. Okay. How you got? Okay.
Slide it over. Do you want to hold you a little bit? >> He doesn't have I don't I don't know. >> Okay. >> Yeah. Okay, you're on. >> Okay, >> you are. >> Uh, good evening. My name is Peter Lavoy. I work with Landmark Site Design.
Uh, we we're out of Taton, Mass. Um we're here tonight representing Heritage Realy who is out of Rahobit. Um so uh there is a vacant lot on Wheeler Street. Wheeler Street runs along the bottom of the page here. Um it was just recently
subdivided from a larger piece um probably 2 months ago uh with the planning board. Um so the existing lot is roughly um 50,000 square ft. Um the lot size in this zone is only 25,000. Um
but um they wanted a 50,000 square foot lot. Um it is vacant. Uh there was a wetland flag in the back right corner in this location here uh by AES. Um so what we're proposing to do um is
single family house in this location here. front entry driveway coming off a Wheeler. Septic system in this location here as far as way we put it as far as we could away from the wetlands. Septic
systems 15 ft away from the wetland. Um the proposed house, the closest point is 64 ft from the wetland. Um water service will come in off a Wheeler and tie into uh the new house. Um the dark green as
you see is uh the limit of work and the small orange line that wraps around will be erosion control which I proposed uh filter sock and uh silk fence. We are proposing a construction entrance at the
front so the road doesn't get muddy. Um we have uh no disturbance within your 25 foot and then the red line is the 50 foot no building and then the blue line uh is the 100t buffer.
Um >> where's the river on uh I I know it's not on the site itself but but the uh is the where is this in relationship to the segregans river? >> I'm not 100% on that river. Oh, way way
off to the way off to the east. Okay. All right. That's I assume that was it. >> Yeah. The weather person didn't say Anthony in his report about >> But it is a BBW. So >> Okay. BW. >> Um Lisa informed me that I have to add
plaques to the plan along your 25 ft. They are not shown on the plan. So I will do that. >> Yep. Okay. >> And if everybody's amendable, the site is relatively flat. So, I would say skip the silk fence alto together because in my opinion, professional opinion,
they hardly ever get installed properly and they just cause more issues. >> Okay. >> So, if you could just take that off and just keep the filter met. >> Y >> um and then the goal is obviously to leave that 25 ft buffer. So,
>> um if there's any way you can locate the erosion controls a little further from that 25T buffer. So, we're not right against it. >> Okay. Yeah, I think roughly now I'm probably um 5T off it, but I can I can move it a little bit. Right now, we're
the total disturbance of the lot would is roughly 22,000 square ft out of the 50. And we preserved, you know, we preserved a nice buffer along the right hand side near the wetland cuz there's really no need to go over there. So, we kept the
buffer to um the butter on the right. >> No. Is is it a a raised septic system or >> It is a raised septic. Yes. Yep. >> So, I wonder if this is >> Yeah. Ground water pump. >> No, no pump because it's new construction. It's all gravity. >> Okay.
>> But the the structure is, you know, is out of the ground. I think groundwater was only like 2 ft >> or 30 in from what I'm saying. I can tell. Um, >> so is a raised foundation or is it a
slab? >> No, it's a full foundation. It's going to be a walk out in the back. So, we won't be doing much grading in the backyard. It's just the front yard will be raised because of the the ground. >> Okay. >> On this driveway, you're showing a
construction entrance, but what's the uh what's the finished driveway? Is that uh paved asphalt? Impervious. >> Yes. Yep. >> Imperous. Pervious. >> Correct. Impervious. >> Impervious. >> We do show We also do show a stockpile
area in the front front right corner within the the limit of work. >> And then what do you propose to do with the roof front off? >> Uh right now I'm just proposing to let it run. So >> no gutters or gutters? Oh, no. There'll
be gutters and then it'll go just down into flow. >> Cheap flow. >> This side's not highly erodable, right? It's >> No, it's very flat. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> You have any questions, Jack? >> No. this stuff
>> about elevation difference. So, I'm just wondering, I mean, if you got if you got a storm and the roof leaders are are running down, even if the the lot is dead level, uh, you know, it could, uh, make some
sort of an erosion, you may want to have something under the leaders just to kind of diffuse it a little bit. >> Okay. Do >> we have any any other questions? >> Any questions from the audience?
Um, I know you you don't work around in town a lot, but I just want to let you know like when they go to apply for the building permit. If the erosion controls are not already installed and the file number isn't up and we haven't had a pre-construction meeting, then I'm going
to put it on hold until we >> Okay. No, I I'll let that's good to know. Thank you. Y >> So, you want all the erosion control in >> with the D sign up before they apply for the building permit. >> Yeah. and the D sign can't get a fixed to a tree. So there'll be specific orders
>> in in the order conditions >> be recorded. >> Okay. Okay. As long as it's in the order conditions, then we will follow that. >> Sounds good. >> Okay. We all set then. Uh is there a motion? >> Well, if you guys are going to accept
the plan, it would have to be with the revisions that we've asked for. >> Well, yeah, that that that would just become part of the order of conditions. Yeah. >> Well, I mean, I need um I need a plan a revised plan with a plan date >> for that order. So, we just have to like
explicitly say >> Okay. Yeah. Okay. We're looking for a motion then to accept the plan with the revisions on a new >> site plan. Add adding the placards.
>> Yeah. >> Um adding um >> getting rid of the silk fence. getting rid of the soap plant >> and then adding rip I could add some kind of rip wrap at the end of the down spouts where they discharge and I'll show the locations on the plan.
>> Is that good? >> Sounds good. >> And then if you could add more to the strip where the control is going to be. >> Okay. If I move it a little bit away, move it like another five five. So you're like 10 ft off the >> If you can. >> Okay.
Thank you. >> All right. Uh is there a motion as just described? >> I make a motion to uh ex accept it going to the suggestions that we made. >> Okay. Commissions.
>> Okay. Is there a second? >> Second. >> All in favor? I >> Okay, you're all set. >> Okay. Thank you. >> Thank you. >> I wanted to give you these, too. >> Yes. >> Thank you. And just give us a little
card. >> No problem. You need my plan anyways. So, >> thank you. >> Okay. >> Okay. Massic is on next. Oh, that's where this gang is from. I knew I saw somebody sparking over
there and I wasn't sure. Okay. >> You ready? >> I'm ready. Okay. >> Uh, so my name is Olivia Shaw. I'm here representing Massachusetts Electric Company. >> Oh, I wasn't that that quick. Your name is >> Olivia Shaw. >> Okay. >> Uh, representing Massachusetts Electric
Company for the installation of a small section of gravel access road that's going to be used within an existing utility right ofway to access a small pole storage area. And so the pool storage area is actually going to be located over the border in Rahobath, but there is a small section of the access road that's in Dyton and that's within
the 100 foot buffer zone. So that's why we're here today. Um, so the gravel road is going to be established on top of an existing historically used access road. So currently the material is sort of a mix of native soils and historic fill that's been compacted. Um, so the
drainage characteristics of the new access road, the infiltration grates, all of that will be very similar to what's currently there. Um, and they are proposing to install a 16 ft wide travel surface um, with a temporary limit of disturbance of about 24 ft wide just to
install erosion controls and allow for the grading um, and excavation around the sides of where the gravel's going to go. Um, and so to talk a little bit about the uh, procedures during construction. So, we're going to start by flagging the wetlands, refflging them to make sure
that all work occurs outside of wetland areas. Um, then some limited vegetation management will happen. So, that includes the mowing of the grass within the rightway. Um, which is already a disturbed area. So, it'll just be a little bit more mowing. Um, and then we will install sediment and erosion
controls and we'll do an environmental training with my company just to make sure that everything is up to snuff. Um, and then there'll be grading. They'll add the clean stone, crushed stone or gravel. Um, and then they will stabilize the areas using straw mulch as needed and seeding. Um, if it isn't growing
back on its own. Um, and then we'll monitor it and once everything is stable and doesn't pose an erosion risk, will remove the sediment and erosion controls. Um, and there might be some stockpiling during construction just from the excavation. So, those will be surrounded by erosion controls and put
on top of geoteexile fabric um, and monitored to make sure that nothing is running off into the adjacent wetlands. Thank you for everything and I'm happy to take any questions. >> Uh you said the access is going to be from Rehov. >> Um it's coming off of Chestnut Street.
So it's um I have a visual. So it's coming off of Chestnut Street through the rightway. Um >> I'm familiar with >> Okay. And then it's this is an established access road. So no work is occurring there. is just this small
section here and then that's going through over the town line and into the full storage area in >> okay not not to be redundant but u what are you stockpiling or what are you setting up in Dyton are you setting up
uh battery storage are you setting up any type of uh equipment uh that uh transformers or any of just br >> Yeah, it's just going to be a small section of gravel access road over an existing access road that just doesn't
just Yeah. And then for the portion in Rahobitis, it's also just going to be a gravel pad and that's all that's being installed. >> Is it just for like staging purposes? >> Yes. >> Yeah. >> So, you must have had like some issues when you guys did the upgrades recently
maybe. >> Um I think this is I I'm not I'm not sure what Yeah. Yeah. Was your question answered when you and you asked it was for battery storage? >> She said no.
>> Okay. Yeah. >> Said no. That was >> storage. Just pole storage. >> Yeah. It's just maintenance of >> Okay. >> I know they're going over some of the lines. >> Yes. >> I don't know if they're different ins,
but they're working in different areas doing a lot of that. I think they were on this line. Um and that might be why they decided on this area. So they did. >> Yeah. >> Okay. Uh any questions? Any more
questions here? >> Any questions from the audience? Is there a motion to approve the notice of intent? Does that mean there's no motion or
>> uh I make a motion that we accept the notice of intent for mass electric discuss. >> Is there a second? >> Second. >> All in favor? >> Okay. Just give me a little time for the
order. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> Do you want to keep this? Okay. We have uh >> no we have no request for certificate of compliance. Okay. Under enforcement
orders etc. Uh 418 Hot Street. Uh Lisa. Okay. We shall I just uh discuss what was said uh on that. Uh we are >> Yes, please do. >> You want you want me to do it? I can outline it.
>> Um the the enforcement audit is for the applicant not following instructions and altering a situation which uh could uh could impede uh neighboring activity. uh
also uh siltation in the in the um lung area and uh material that was that is probably not good for Phil. Um, we have been in contact with the
applicant's uh attorney and um I know the board of health is involved and they have they are doing um some type of activity with the applicant and uh as of right
now uh we are still waiting to hear more from the lawyer. there and to have a an engineer and or contractor show plans to remedy the situation
before it and have it approved whatever the plan is so that the neighborhood is not uh put in turmoil. I don't know if you want to Lisa if you want to say anything else. >> Yeah. Um I think for the record we should
read um Jason the Shadows emails. He wasn't able to be here, but he started emailing me on April 23rd.
So, who wants to read them? Me. >> Um >> I hate Can someone else read them? Does anyone else want to?
>> Now, what is this? Now, this this email is from >> uh the neighbor Jason Mashado. He um he lives directly right next door. >> Uh west side or east side? >> West.
>> Okay. >> I Is it sending This is the one sending in pictures? >> Yeah. Um >> uh and these uh this email has that been sent to his attorney? Correct. >> Yes, it was. >> And the pictures have been sent to the
attorney. >> Yes. >> Okay. So that um >> and there was a recent one too. So let me just sent an email. You can read it. Read that one from today. Yes. Very helpful.
I have it right here. >> Yeah, I got it. >> Okay, good. >> This was sent at 5:19 today. Hi, Lisa. This is from Jason Mashado. Thank you for sending me the updates of the meeting time. Unfortunately, I am
out of town on business. I took your advice and watched the last town meeting with Mr. De Lima continuing to complain while he continues to do whatever he wants. After this meeting is when he had
over 20 truckloads of loom delivered, making his land several feet higher and dumping even more water onto my property. During the video, I did not see any mention of him needing to lower
his grade back to original grade that was adjacent to my land. My question for the town of Dyton is number one, when is this happening? Number two, why is he being allowed to make these things
worse, not better? And neither the conservation committee nor the building commissioner is stopping him from doing so. Number three, will I be to have Peter Selenino
to contact the town attorney? This has been many months now, and while I appreciate your efforts, I am asking for a resolution in regards to the matter pertaining to the water that is pouring onto my land without recourse. Please
advise. Thanks, Jason Mashado. Okay. These uh this letter as well as photographs have been forwarded to his lawyer. >> This letter was not the photographs in the previous email was >> previously. Okay. That's right. It came
in what uh after hours tonight. >> I'll send this over to Matt Bill. >> Okay. All right. Okay. >> And um uh the so what he's doing is breaking the enforcement order um with all this
new fill coming in and we will not address a certificate of compliance until we have a satisfactory plan to remedy the situation. >> Well, we we also need his his engineer
to step up and get >> Well, that's what I'm saying. We need we need a satisfactory plan >> plan of action >> and then and then it has to be done before he he can get a certificate of compliance.
>> So there's a lot to be done and u on his part uh he has made it appears as though he's made it worse by this further filling bringing in fill because the grade right now is um unacceptable.
Yeah. And I mean, >> and I have not I have not seen it after this new load has been brought in. >> I've driven by a couple times and it it is very noticeable, especially where especially where the septic system is. You know how you know how the pipe is
you know how the pipe is leaning? >> It's it's it's upright straight now, but it's got to be a good I want to say 8 to 12 in more height. So I can understand that email, >> but the the land as it goes to uh on
each side of the house, it's still um wetlands in those areas that that should control the water. Am I am I correct? >> Yeah. But you know, >> the grade is the grade's going to be >> there's there's many issues there.
>> I know. I know. And this is what this is why he needs either well an engineer and a botist to to develop a plan to rectify the problem. >> We also have to take into consideration apparently there's been changes that
have been requested by the board of health since they made their final inspection. So, I don't know if what he was doing was in response to that >> to the board of health, >> but um I don't want to see 10 ft more filled there.
>> No. Shouldn't we have been notified? I mean, you know, >> we did get an email from the board of health. It's right there. But I mean, still a change. It's a major change to the plan. Well,
>> what >> if he didn't if he hadn't uh changed his idea of the plan >> that Phil never would have been needed, >> right? I mean, we we had a a plan in
place that that would have um I think worked satisfactorily for the builder and the neighbors, but it wasn't followed. Okay. Um so we are right now awaiting
um to hear from the attorney and hopefully from u uh an engineer and uh to develop a plan to rectify the situation. Main Street Lisa
>> um Main Street has been back in touch with us. I put it on there to see if there's any updates on the planting that they propose to do. Um they said there's right now they're in the middle of
developing overall site plan. So they aren't implementing their mitigation plan. Um they requested a continuence to the next meeting. >> They don't really need a continuence. We just wanted to know the status of that
plan. So I can respond and ask them explicitly what the status is of the planting plant. Um the restoration plan. >> Okay. Uh we all set? >> Yeah. >> Naval Swamp Road.
>> Is anyone here? Oh, great. >> Thank you for coming in. You're welcome. How you doing? Robert. >> Okay. Now, okay, Lisa, this is um >> this is one of you want to see when you get planted. Right. Exactly.
>> Good way to put it. >> Yes. >> What a good way to put it. Well, well, where it's a cup. Is that money? >> Huh? >> Is that money? >> All right. Okay. >> Um, so you should have it here.
>> The BSC report. >> Okay. All right. >> Um, so do you want to just give us this? I didn't know if they would be coming, but here. >> No, he couldn't make it this. >> Okay. You have a copy? Yeah, >> you can just give us a keep it under five minute summary.
>> Yeah. Uh, okay. This was a area that uh um you said was there ahead of time, but aerial photography showed that it wasn't or whatever. And you have >> and we hired BSE Engineering. Yeah. >> Firm that originally did it 26 years ago
>> came out with a with a wetland scientist and they surveyed the property and this and the report is right there. >> Okay. All right. I don't know where aerial photography uh uh where that fits in, but uh Lisa, >> it's it's in here. It's in the report.
>> Okay. >> So, they did they did provide us with um a response, which is what we need. We need documentation. >> Okay. So, so that means they're all set then really. >> Uh well, except for the seating. But did you want to just give a quick thumb? >> Yeah, we just wanted they they recommended that we have Okay. And don't
take me yet. >> Don't worry. We'll reserve it. >> So they just recommended that we hydro seed with the proper seating and then the wetland scientist will provide us what seed to put in what areas and we're
willing to hydro seed the whole area. >> Yeah. Yes. I >> Yeah, >> I remember that. That Okay. All right. So, and that's getting Oh, did did did you seat it already or >> No, just waiting. We're waiting. We I I emailed Lisa to find out and she recommended I hire somebody. So I hired
somebody and they recommended, you know, to have a seated, but we had a seat. >> Yeah, they have they have a seat mix in that ladder. So yeah, just let's just go >> just do that. >> Yeah. >> Okay. So I guess you'll be all set then. >> Thank you for that motion. >> Thank you so much.
>> All right. And you're welcome. Hope you enjoyed yourself so far. >> Okay. Um Park Avenue. Uh yeah, no one's here for park. Oh,
park app. Um okay, so I I only have the gentleman's um work number. Uh I need to try to get in touch with him. But um basically this is the one where we were contacted and told there's a drill rig
in the river and they're working on a dock without a permit from us or D. So >> okay well now depending upon what they have not only D but also AM core
>> or D forward it to army core. >> Yeah I mean this there definitely >> Okay. So that's being taken care of by D. >> Well no it's not being taken care of by anyone. I have I have to notify they should know that they're in violation
because they obviously built the dock. Right. Did you remember ever permitting a dog there? >> No. >> Oh. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> All right. So, there. All right. So, um >> I'm going to have to write him a letter.
>> Okay. And then forward the letter to D and uh and and um >> Okay. >> Sounds good. >> Cuz they're going to get involved, too. Okay. Oak Street. >> Yep. >> S is here. How we doing, Seth?
>> Just Danny. >> Seth took 1033. >> Okay. So, Seth is here because he asked if he's all set with his plantings. Um, so, have you ever been out there, Jim? I
know Dave and I have been out there. This is uh this is over near um Lopes in that area, >> correct? >> Yeah, that's all I can say. I I know the vicinity. >> Okay.
>> Oh, this is the Is it was it a garage or something? >> Yeah. Okay. All right. We had garages everywhere. William Street and there Okay. So, um what's what is it? >> You want to close it out? So, I think
he's in good shape now. I provided some pictures now. You know, he's had a few growing seasons. How many? Three or two? >> Yeah, about that. >> Yep. >> Okay. All right. >> The plants are surviving. The plants are still out there. >> Okay. >> And he's not um he's not going in that
area. So, >> okay. So, you're going to be asking for a certificate of compliance. something for No, we don't give a certificate for tonight, but just something for the meeting. >> Acknowledgement that uh uh
>> Okay. So, we're ready to give that to him tonight. >> I hope so. >> Okay. Okay. Then, uh Dave, why don't you make a motion then to to send a letter of of completion of required work?
>> Motion for Mr. Cook at 1033 Oak Street um for a letter to move forward with his property. >> No, >> I'll shut down his property.
>> What do you mean >> completion of required work? >> Completion of required work. >> Environmental. Okay. Okay. Motion here. Is there just second that? Uh all in favor? >> I I Okay. Yes. Have to. You're good to
go. >> Thank you. >> Thank you. >> Um Pleasant Street. >> So, Pleasant Street had an oil spill >> where I thought maybe they'd come in and to discuss the oil. >> No, that's been all cleaned up though,
right? >> All cleaned up. >> Yeah. Okay. >> Provided us the report. >> All right. >> I told them they might have a neighbor or two that's interested in learning more. Maybe they could come to the meeting. Uh they did provide photographic documentation and the LSP
the way the state rules are they have to follow up and check the soil um every so often. So I think there's one more time they have to come back. >> Okay. >> Okay. Let's go to other business and we'll move right along here. Um, and
what we're looking for is to approve the April 2026 minutes with edits. >> Is there a motion? >> So moved. >> Is there a second? >> All in favor? >> I. >> Okay.
Um, bills payable have been taken care of. >> What does this one have? Almeida. >> Oh, this is the fresh red, right? >> Okay. Um
to the uh this letter is uh on zero William Street name mass assesses map plot 21 lots 20 and 21 uh to the commissioners. Uh please be advised that this office represents Antonio Almeida
trustee for the TNA realy trust and the owner of the above described premises. The trustee has received a an advanced offer to purchase the property at a sale price of 1,350,000. Pursuant to uh general law 61A
uh/14, the trustees give notice of sale to you pursuant to your right of first refusal under the statute. I have also included the map of the premise. Um, Abel, if you want to uh purchase that
land for us for the commission would be very uh amendable. Uh, other than that, we can um >> I remember what he paid for. >> Um, okay. Uh uh
>> wasn't 1.3, was it? >> It actually the cost is actually pretty low for a 27 watt subdivision. >> No, it's it's in today's standards there. >> Yeah.
>> Yeah. Okay. So, I think I I think we're we'll need a motion to um not accept the offer that is being put forth. Oh, you got to take care of it. >> Wait, I'm salary. You guys can hear it.
>> I think my salary. >> Okay. Is there a motion to uh um >> This is the first way to refuse. >> Yeah. >> Well, we got Let's get the wording right here. um to um refuse the offer before us.
>> So moved. >> Is there a second? >> Second. >> All in favor? >> Okay. Okay. Now, Lisa, does that let it go to the selectman or does it go to the attorney? >> It goes It goes to the selectman. >> Yeah.
>> Okay. Um All right. Next we have on the agenda is a new volunteer application received from uh Jason Lawrence who has been sitting here all night enjoying all the activities. Uh Jason
has that >> no it wasn't that streamlined >> uh property on old Somerset Avenue. Uh uh you've had that for a couple years now. a year or two >> above >> and wishes to become a commissioner. He
has submitted a uh letter to the uh to us and to the selectman for um such a request to become a commissioner and um maybe you want to talk to us a little
bit. Maybe not. I don't know. Uh >> I mean I'm willing to answer any questions. I'm really green. >> Well, this is the thing. Uh, >> I'm interested. >> We're all green at one time when we come on and and we learn fast and uh
>> and we turn >> and Okay. Um Um, >> so you know, you have a I know you got a goodiz piece of property there on Old Somerset Avenue. What is that? A couple acres.
>> Seven. >> Seven acres. Okay. And you you you're planning to farm that too, right? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> I want to conserve it too. I don't want to farm it like it's been farmed. >> You're not looking to turn turn the soil over and not farm it in that in that
fashion. >> Oh, okay. Well, it doesn't make it. >> No, I'm just commercializing that property. I'm just looking at >> that intent. just looking at you as as being uh a part of the earth, a person
of of um of interest with the environment. I think that's uh that's why I bring that up. Um and I think that's really putting people in this town to to >> to continue.
>> Um you have to when you come back we'll we'll I'll ask for a motion. >> Okay. We'll wait for you to come back up. >> And um >> I was at your property today. I I I was telling Jason and I was uh followed by
several chickens all around. Very very friendly chickens. Uh I didn't know if the rooster was upset with me, but um um uh but he did not attack me uh like my grandmothers did many years ago. It was
only a certain Dave came. I had my dog out >> and she's probably 170. >> Yeah. >> 170 lb mastiff. >> I had her out the whole time. >> So, you're lucky to have the chickens out. >> Yeah, definitely. That's what I was
thinking when you went there. >> She walked the whole property with us. Oh, yeah. She's fine, though. >> Yeah. >> But, um, >> she's a swine. >> Yeah. Yeah. That's that property will have my dog on it, whatever other animals I come across, you know, 30
chickens. But no, the other thing that drew me into this too was um been a firefighter in Taunting. I just retired 25 years and I was also a president of the union for for 12 years. >> Yeah. So this whole the structure of
this is very familiar to me as far as just the order of business and people you know coming in and presenting and just the whole process of it. It's just >> it's a good this this commission is a good way to to learn about the town to
to learn the environment of the town and and to protect what we have uh you know in in the laws that have been made. Okay. What I'm going to do is is ask for uh a motion to accept Jason as an
associate member to this commission uh which could evolve into full membership uh in the future or most likely will. Um um okay. Is there such a motion to
accept Jason as an associate member to the commission? >> So moved. I'll second. >> All in favor? >> I >> Okay, Lisa, now this has to this will go to the selectman. >> And now the selectman actually vote upon our request or have now they have read
your letter evidently. You you sent them a letter uh the same one that we got and um and uh I don't know what their reaction was whether they're waiting for us. I did not see the meeting. >> Yeah, that's the process. It's going to it's going to go from here from here
>> to the water and it'll be there. Okay. >> I believe it's next Wednesday is there. >> Okay. >> Well, if they have the in. Uh so it's very possible then that you could be a member for the J uh June 18th meeting.
>> I'll be here either way. >> Yeah. >> Just to pick up >> conservation. No. I Okay. Um I was going to skip over public input, but we just got a a member of the public that walked in. I don't know if you have
if you have some kind of input. >> No input. >> No input. Okay. >> No input. No open. >> Then you're you're going to be in trouble then. >> Uh okay. Um >> is this your name around here?
Is this your neighbor sitting here? >> No. >> Oh, okay. >> No. >> Yeah. >> No, that's not mine. >> Oh, okay. >> No, I'm Bob Cassett Lisa from uh 2219 Pleasant. >> Oh, okay. Good. So, we could we could deal with this. >> Revisit that?
>> Yeah. >> Winner. Pleasant studio. Where would Oh, okay. So, all right. We want to go back to that then. >> Yeah. >> What? Okay. Uh, we're gonna We already passed you, but we're going to listen to you on your on your fuel spill.
>> Uh, so I, uh, went in Florida and I came back and there was discoloration on the driveway and smelled funny. We didn't know what the hell it was. And, uh, turns out it was the diesel fuel tank in
the boat had let go and apparently just kind of seeped out. Oh, so it wasn't any big deal or anything then? >> Only what it cost. That's all. That's the only big deal it was. But, uh, it was about 25 gallons, I think.
>> So, it, you know, burned a hole in the pavement and stunk. >> All right. But that's all taken care of. >> I'll remediate. Yeah. >> Yeah. Yeah. Now, okay. So, I'm interested. How did you go about it?
just called the police department or the fire department and then they went >> called the D and uh >> uh spoke to a gentleman there and he told me to notify the fire department. >> So I >> and then it went from there
>> and then from there yeah I got a LSP and >> and a bill >> and a and a couple bills. Yeah. >> But uh got cleaned up, you know. >> Yeah. >> And uh Lisa was out. She was had some uh time off. So,
>> did she bring a mop? >> She did. >> I didn't bring a mop back from Nevada. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> Return the return for uh mop for cash and bring that. But, uh it's all cleaned up.
>> Very good. Okay. Thank you for coming. All right. I think we are completed for tonight. Um there is no there will not be an executive session tonight. Okay. >> And so um >> gentlemen, >> thank you. >> Thank you.
>> Appreciate you coming in. >> Thank you. >> Okay. Uh is there a motion to adjourn? >> Motion to adjurnn. I'll second one. >> Oh boy. Two seconds in a row. All in favor? Okay. 701.