everybody thanks for joining us tonight I'm calling you remotely so to be fair I'm going to do a roll call I call your name I'll just say present sunin bur present pres David or present K Smith
pres David beard yeah pres thank you all right let's get started on the agenda there's no minutes at this time we're still working through all those many minutes and I'll the back up but we are getting there uh request for certificate compliance not at this
time we still have an outstanding order on the floods landfill I understand there is a public hearing a public Outreach meeting occurring at the 10 time of our Conservation Commission meeting um a little disappointing we can't all get there and be present with
that as well hope we do the best we can uh any discussion in the room from Commissioners on the Sledge landfill oh no has everybody had a chance to look at those links and all the data that they're presenting
tonight are you talking about this are you talking about materials that we received via email yeah there that link from all the they gave the PowerPoint presentation and stuff as well could you guys get that are you talking about for the additional meeting
that's ongoing right now or the enforcement oh okay I did get that material yes okay there's a couple things in there that are pertinent to what we've been talking about the Sledge landfill um specific to Wetland so just if you
haven't logged in to that link it's pretty easy to use I think the first one 394 pages but if you search the PDF or just kind of free through there's a couple areas where it's specific to wetland in the vernal pools in guards and conservation so you can kind of read
through that pretty quickly is there anybody in the audience that has anything they want to add to the fledge Landfield enforcement order discussion I don't no no okay next under the enforcement ORD 36 Nicole terrce hold on Greg we got y
sorry I was just to say we did receive additional material from two different parties about additional issues with that sludge landfill enforcement order or pertaining to that just for what yeah Miller River
yep that's why I was asking if anybody's there to speak to it probably at the meeting all right thank you thank you vot to um continue that discussion to the upcoming meeting for 7 o'clock
then yeah someone like to make a motion to continue the enforcement order discussion on pledge landfill to the 7 PM meeting motion made uh I'll second all in favor we got to do a roll call vote
guys first by yes yes K SMI yes David beard yes and myself sub is approved to move
uh on to the 7:00 meeting F discussion next enforcement order is 36 Nicole terce we did receive some information is anybody that represent Nicole terce I am how are you today great how are you
doing doing okay given the circumstances yes you want to just kind of go over where you are today and I know you did give us some information yes um you gave us this kind of a brief statement and uh do you want to just walk us through it sure um I've been said a few times uh
you with the snow and all um but when I first got out there there was only a little bit of snow I was able to see there's some Ground Covers Little shrubs and so on but clearly the trees have been cut you know the stumps are two 2 to 3 ft High throughout I talked to the
land owner and uh he was like well a tree fell on my car and I thought these chees dangerous are going to fall my house so I had a couple of guys come down and cut the trees clearly it was not done for firewood or making money he
was clearing the land and uh I've talked to two loggers since then said can you take a ride by because the trees have all had all the limbs cut off of them the brush is pile the trees are pretty decent so I'm trying to get some a couple of loggers that might be able to
slide them out while the ground is totally frozen in snow um and that would limit the amount of damage to the to the ground I mean I don't think anything really could happen to it at this point can slide it over the snow um I just spoke with Chris
perer from hubon who's a logger who did my my property he cut trees on my land um so I have some confidence in him he's going to do a drive by I'm going to give him more information tonight um they also will have to charge the landowner for chipping up all of that brush all of
the was stockpile and generally I I went out there hung some Flags stuck some things in the ground while it was in the snow um to try and figure out where the Wetland boundary was and what I'm seeing is they probably didn't go into the
Wetland cuz it was wet they they piled the brush literally at the Wetland Edge pretty much it zigzags in and out of there and there's a little bit of a burn when you first go into the property on the left there's a bit of a burn and it drops into the Wetland so that's still
up but you guys have a 30t no touch um the red Maples that were cut are stump sprouting oh they were anyway so there's like 2 or 3 foot high stump Sprouts from those red Maples I don't want to those are mostly
the dir for buffer what's happened in the Wetland itself is minimal um and what told me to do is that the St sprouts take for the what for the red Maples and I'd like to plant um shrubs
uh Wetland shrubs such as silky Dog Wood Winterberry calling um an Elderberry for example and put those once we get the brush out of there I really want to know exactly where the Wetland line is you can see through the snow before we get
the last batch that the um there are cattails you can see in his y so I know the Wetland comes up that way and I noticed there's still some high Bush blueberry and ground cover that's still under that's still there so that stuff
will will last and I'm hoping that we can put in some shrubs along that area and allow the red Maples to stump Sprout um then I would recommend planting the Upland that 304 area they took down White Pines I don't recommend putting White Pines in CU that's why cut them
they want don't want fall in his house um but putting in some some red oak and white oak uh seedlings from the uh Wester County Conservation District they have some really good plants that come out the end of this month I can put an order in and they come out the first
weekend in May and we'll be able to plant those um Oaks in that 30 foot no disturb zone so that's where I'm at but I want to wait for the trees to get skitted out
of there slid out and the brush chipped and hauled away so they can see what's on the ground and fine-tune that weapon boundary um it's approximate and kind I kind of like sketched out what I this is from my my memory sort of thing and and
the flags are more accurate in the field than this drawing but it gives you a sense of what's out there and uh Justin was really good at looking up some old old records when the road was created in the replication area there a replication area behind the house and that is
probably right under the brush pile that's there now so and what's under the brush pile is little there actually shrubs that are alive and in the ground still so whoever removes those that brush pile and chips it it needs to be careful not to rip up the shrubs but if
there's any damage from that it will all have to be restored anyway how many trees do you think were CAU in the 30 foot no touchdown about 25 I have a question and what what circumference like what diameter do you
I I did everything over an average oh I did over 4 in but there are some trees that are a good 15 to 18 in in diameter some decent Pines uh which will attract the loger to get them out of there uh the red Maples are probably 10 in um and
there 6in ones a lot number St and they're growing in uh clumps so they'll get four of them that are 4 to 6 in in diameter um but there's probably half a dozen of those Pines that are decent
size So when you say seedlings are you talking like a three or 4 inch Ty tree or what do you mean by seedling um something that's about 2T high no no my concern with that go go ahead
David this is your your C no no I was just going to say I mean they cut 25 trees I'd rather have them replace them with at least saplings okay um I understand what you're saying I like I like the red maple stump Sprouts idea a lot yeah um because they will grow quickly and they'll surpass that pretty
quickly um seedlings while they may survive ultimately to cut down trees in that do not touch down we we should have at least saplings back and and some shrubs but but sorry right no that's exactly where I was
going because my concern is you put something in there there with no shap cover and there goes our Wetland it dries right up well the other thing is those trees were pumping a lot of water out so you get this balance that's going on too the water level is going to be actually higher in that area um the the
uh Cattail Marsh had no trees in it and the uh the actual Wetland itself had was shrubs pretty much there were very few trees there's some still some uh White Pine standing right at the edge of the Wetland as well yeah I see your notes
here so can you give can you give us a list of plants with like a diagram of where you're proposing to putote what so we can review those yes what I'd like to do first is to get the logs out of there and the brush out so I can see what's there and
then come up with a planting plan um once the logs are out I will be out of the state from March 7th through April 12th but by April 12th the snow should be gone and should be able to see the ground
again yeah I agree and that makes sense wait till April to come up with that plan though when would you propose the planting start uh first week of May and commission members you okay with
that timeline yep yeah yeah sounds good that first Saturday May wion County Conservation District shrubs are available they become available that day and get you're supposed to get him in the ground the next 5 days so the first week of May yeah I have I'm okay with go
ahead Dr back up a minute now you you you got L going to come in and give you an estimate we not I'm not interested in the estimate but uh I assume that you're going to talk about agent yes and if you hire him or don't hire him what are we going to do yeah okay that's my question
yeah I'll let you know who it is when they going to be there I give you all the details yeah um oh yeah and definitely uh have the agent notified that they to do the business Y and if I could be there if it happens it should happen in the next two weeks uh it's got
to cuz then the spring th start and uh it kind of want to mess it up you got 3 we 3 of fro now yes it's perfect going have a mud either yes to beat the yeah okay the other thing is we could
probably if you could kind of designate the route he's going to drag those out because I don't know the lers you're you're talking to but we just want to make sure not going to drag them through any Wetlands or anything I I mean I prefer to drag them the shortest route out of
the 30 and 60 and then take them wherever they need to take from there yes yep Greg I have a question this is kareim go ahead K did you see the property only in snow I saw it with a little bit of snow okay
I saw when we get the first little storm cuz when we went whenever I saw the photographs whenever we went there was Water behind the house yes right behind the house away from the actual Wetland that you could see there were there
were where little Brooks walking uh wandering through there just yeah okay and then so you're you're going to give us the plan of what's going to you're proposing and where it's going to go and we need some type of you
know area where that's going to be replicated again you said that files on another replication area so we'll need something in writing of what you're proposing in that space as well right yeah and are you're not going to be to give that to us now are you going to kind of wait till the spring to do that
I'm going to wait till the spring I want to see what's under there before I start proposing things and I I'm going to look at into getting some de size saplings um to replace the bigger
trees yeah okay so do we put this back on the agenda for like the April 8th meeting does that make sense for everybody I won't be back until the 12th um do you have just one meeting a
month 22nd 22nd two the 20 you April 22nd that would be perfect sure that's the date [Music] yeah I mean so the thing is we the thing is we need that information in advance of that meeting okay we' have to give it
to a y if you could do it you know the week of the 7th you you just email the week of the 7th and we can have it a week to week and a half to review before the meeting on the 22nd 21st okay and we need sorry 21st 21st we
also need 9 N okay do that make sense everybody yes yes yes okay great you okay you want a motion on that yeah yeah make a motion while to vot on by roll call someone like to make a motion to approve continuing the
endorsement order on 36 Nicole Terrace until the April 21st meeting I'll make that motion second all in favor call me all in favor Duncan yeah David or
yes K Smith yes David beard yes and myself yes so mov is approved to move it to um continue it on to the 21st of April 2025 and it's my understanding
that I'll work with Justin to when the log is determined and when that's going to happen so that will be without any more voting or perfect great correct thank you all very much than you thank you you're welcome uh make sure you uh
tell Justin about when I going to St so he can get out there AB all right thank you you're welcome have a good night thank you the next uh is the hearing the request of determination of pability the garden of Conservation Commission will hold a joint public hearing under NGL
131 section 40 in the well protection act and the C of G their well protection ordinance on the request of determination of applicability f by James AA Aisa I have sorry I apologize the project is located at 125 snake Pond
Road Gardener for proposed tree removal and accept to occur within the buffer zone of ab boarding educated Wetland is somebody here to represent nobody's there for 125 snake Pawn Road I do not believe
so have you heard anything from that I haven't heard anything since the original request for continuance um I would suggest if they're not here we should probably continue it again all right someone like to make a
motion to continue to the February 24th meeting I I'll make that motion second someone second it all right thank you roll call Duncan yes David orward yes kin Smith
yes David beard yes and myself s is approved continue to the 24th of uh February the next is a notice of intent the Garder Conservation Commission will
hold a joint public hearing under mgl chap 131 section 40 of the Wetland protection act the city of Garder Wetland protection ordinance a intent alar BSD group on behalf of North County Land Trust of 325 lindel AB Lister
01453 right propos Gravel Pit stabilization project Alpha ke road which is map 827 -105 a portion of the proposed work is set to occur within the buffer zone of a certified verto pool as well as the
several bordering vegetated wetland anybody there to represent North County Land TR yes Paul Martin from BSC and Anna Wilkins from North County l so thank you yep so we send in some response sorry go
ahead no I was going to say the same thing go ahead yeah so we send in some responses to the D comments and questions on Friday to Justin and I understand he got them to you maybe this morning um I'm here to answer any
questions on the D comments you want to just buzz through them you don't to go verba them but just kind of syop of like for item one your response I mean I don't think we need to read every single one but okay so first the item from D was whether the existing
utility infrastructure was going to be removed um the electric has not been connected you know ever probably and so that's going to remain in the ground and the water um Supply pipeline is also going to stay in uh the ground it does
potentially serve some value in the future for Forest firefighting or whatever but um it it's all located outside of um both wetlands and the buffer zone so technically it's not in
your jurisdiction um second one um um asked about the storm water report and the whether the peak discharge rates increase uh my understanding from our
civil engineer is is that overall the grading um took some areas and made them a little steeper and other areas are flatter like some of the Mounds but the net change um under the standard is
whether you're increasing storm water flowing off the property and that is not happening so all the water even if it might be a little bit more moving in One Direction in some little subwatershed it all either infiltrates or goes into that
detention Basin on site um the third one whether the two of the wetlands um serve as isolated land subject to flooding uh Wetland B is is really small
and there's no evidence that any amount of water really ponds in there and certainly not anything close to a quarter acre foot um so we don't believe that it's necessary to do that calculation to determine the size of the contributary Watershed um plus we're not
doing any work to uh impact that area and then wentland sea is also the Vernal pool which is an O RW um Justin we remember when we're out there the work area is actually separated from the veral pool water shed
by a slightly raised area so we're not changing any contribution into the wed other than a pool it's just work in in the outer part of the buffer zone let me stop right let me sure if you went in the other entrance
the one that you're not using right there's a ver pool right there is that the one you're talking about I it's it's supposedly it's not certified as a veral pool I don't know no are you familiar with it yeah yeah no we're talking about the one that's on
the what do you call that kind of the Northwestern side of the property and that one was certified I think um development of an invasive species management and show the
locations on the site plan um North County Land trusts overall objectives for managing their property is to manage invasive species and certainly in the area that's going to be reworked it'll be very easy to monitor for whether
particularly any Woody species come up because the intent is not to allow those to come up even if they were a native shrub species they won't really be allowed to come up so we didn't feel there was need for an invasive species management plan per se you didn't spot
any invasive species yet oh yes oh you did spotted nap weed um has established so that's going to be kind of the hardest one especially for this grassland but uh there's a small patch of um Japanese KN weed on the back side
of one of the largest debris piles um will be and we've already started to control the Autumn Olive for there but um the um but there's actually for the
how Disturbed the site is there's there the the amount of invasives is manageable I would say um and we're you know the the goal of course is to have as few as possible can I just ask how you rather
not wait well I mean I think if we've got machiner there we may have them dig it up and well one way that I we will just create hundreds more is if you're going to have a fair am of earth work on site
grab that top foot or two put it into a location where it's going to be buried well beyond the growth Zone you know three or four feet under soil that'll do it yeah we we'll have to keep an eye on you
know we have another project going in Ghana and it's the extension of the B path yeah now they had nawe there and I didn't know this but they took all the nwe and brought up the one the old school sites and stored it and then they
would take it off flight and just I don't know what they did with it I think the contractor took it back to their well it was you know it was there something as a state but um but one of the things that
we ended up doing and this is just a food thought so after we dug as close to the you know the edge of where the root system yeah were um with the existing n weed um
the contractors ended up putting a a a black tarp over it to prevent photosynthesis from reoccurring in that area kind of thing yeah not suggestion just just I've used that technique too in a place where you weren't going to be
Excavating but you didn't want to remove it from the like the buffer zone around the W or whatever you just smother it for a year or so question correct me if I'm wrong which more times I am uh at the last meeting I think you said there was a couple species of
concern in that area are are you going to tell us what they are and where they are so we know well I I don't know do you so what what I said was that the purpose for developing sand plane grass lands is to
facilitate having Upland Sandpiper and Grasshopper sparrow which are grassland dependent species have some more available habitat cuz right now they're hanging out mostly at airports or down
at um the other Wildlife man boxer I think it is or B plants so none of them are plant species they're just those two animal those two yeah and they aren't necessarily there but the intent is to create the habitat because the reason we protect
threatened and danger fees is if they have the chance to grow their population you still want places for them to go and be able to move into right y yeah um ask for locations of temporary swes
and dewatering basins um I think the reference to dewatering basins are probably some boiler plate language they're not going to be anyy watering going on for this project we're just moving surface soils around and the diversion swales
um because there is so much different Earth workor he's probably going to be pushing the Earth around and so to create a Swale here and then you know within a week or so have to fill that Swale and create another one it's just a
little bit logistically challenging the other thing is where there is the proximity to like the certified veral pool you know if if there's an area where we're concerned we can put straw Waddles that but not you
know construct temporary swes per se but again I think everyone has seen how Sandy the soils are so again we don't really anticipate much storm water movement even in the reworked soil
area um then there's a question about the revation seeding plantings I'm pretty sure that um they're just going to do seeding and that's after 2 years of letting natural revegetation occur just to see what kind
of seed stock and how much that can progress on its own and then if there are Barren areas of soil then they can do some supplemental seeding with appropriate grassland seeds but I don't think I don't know where the planting Woody species came
from again that might have been boiler plate language it was oh I it's on the slope yeah that in the south east southwest corner there is an area of a steeper slope that's going to be graded and that will have Woody species cuz
their Roes really help anchor the soils better than prvious species so we did have a question related to I mean just letting it go for two years I have a question that sure well what happens is you know Mother Nature
Works in crazy ways and she decides that she's going to put going to read you know come in with a brush a brush hog and do it or or whatever or Harrow it or flow or what so worst worst case scenario
nothing comes up is what you're saying like something comes up you don't want oh right then we would have to control for it a bunch of Woody shrubs say a bunch a bunch of Woody shrubs we probably um you
know if well I guess it depends on what was coming up but within two years your shub be your your shrubs are going to be little and so we would probably do hand pulling and things like that mechanical work but the you know right now what's
there when we first acquired the property in 2020 um the the dirt bike activity that was there had really left it really fairly baren and just so we've curved that activity quite a bit not to say
that it's completely done but quite there's there's a lot less activity and just within the past three years the amount of uh Native s like grasses and other vegetations have really blossomed so that's so and there's areas that
we're not that where the native sampl grassland species have are are established that we're not going to mess with and those are our seed banks for the rest of the property so we're not you know there's that's that's what
we're hoping and um that's what we've been advised to do by the state uh restoration ecologist so to just see what happens and and manage as it goes but um again after 2 years if we're
seeing like we can do supplemental plant planting with those native grass species yeah unfortunately I didn't take pictures of the existing grassland area cuz it's Upland and you know there something you were going to review but
as Anna said um that's kind of what would you call that the northeastern part of the site is kind of a gently south facing slope but it's probably five8 Acres or something and it's a pretty nice grassland already and
that's just because because the guy left all that bare soil 15 years ago or whatever it was and that's what's come up yeah have you seen it in the summer yeah some of we were talking about was
the ball field yes yeah that's why it's where it is yeah fairly another historical note all the utilities put in there were substandards that's why the bank decided to do something cuz they didn't want to have to pay it they had an independent
contract then he said you know you got to take it all out you can't use it you got to take it all out and that's when the bank decided to yeah get rid of it well and here we are so there one more comment about um
creating and and using an operations and maintenance plan for Perpetual conditions and again it's more like they have a property management plan goals and objectives om andm you usually think of is if there's equipment or facilities
like sometimes on storm water basins there's notched wears or other things that you need to make sure that Woody debris gets cleaned out of the notches and stuff like that but um this property doesn't have anything that really needs maintenance it'll just be maintained
under there Property Management would there be somebody there who inspect to see if anything needs to be done you guys are probably out there most the sum Yeah well yeah and so and what's
very exciting is that we're we're setting up an i naturalist project so that students can come and take like have specific photo points and so over time we'll be able to show the progression of the restoration so that's another key component of it is that we
really want to be able to document um um the transition of this Baron kind of area to a really thriving native grassland area um we're also creating I think I bird or
Cornell's um Bird app um um and uh we'll be setting up a project with that as well so um uh between those two things we're hoping that we'll be able to get a lot
of data to bring back to everyone and say hey this is what was there and how it's once your once the snow's gone and you get started on this I want to know I know you're going to tell everybody but I want to know too yeah specifically you want you want to know when when it's
when we're ready to like see the work being done oh yeah for sure definely one more thing I was probably I don't remember the the the asphalt paving you going to leave it we're going to leave it yeah We're Not Gonna maintain it so as it crumbles you know it'll be like
you know but right now what's kind of nice about it is that we find a lot of people are using it um and kids on bikes and you know it's just it's kind of nice for people who don't worry about ticks or worry about you know they get out
there and they they have a nice flat cace so makes the area a little more ada8 accessible it does it does and and if we can maintain some of it or I don't know there's we're we're thinking about you know different ways that we can over time make it more parklike and
accessible to things yeah I I have one final one it's just really that om M question there is that infiltration Basin so is anything going to happen with that over time no so it was designed for 100 houses yeah it's and right now it
doesn't even hold water because so the one concern that we had with the retention Basin was that it was a snc for uh for invertebrates um again like that it would pull enough that would
attract them but then drain too quickly um but what we're finding is that it doesn't really hold any any so we you know it's it's there it'll fill in it'll be a weird kind of uh topography but um we're just going to let it kind of
naturalize and and become whatever is yeah so this is a massive project but you're making a teachable moment out of it at the same time we're hoping to yes and I would say you know uh a discussion that could be had at the planning board
level or here requiring you know large scale developments to have an escrow account or some sort of account you know in case they go they leave it a mess this is the
second big pile of um stuff that we've um that we cleaned up from a developer so the other one was on Brookside Drive as you recall um so um I
think that you know it's something to think about uh when big projects come in that are you know is there a way to have the Developers take care of the the leftover
stuff if it ends up that way one more question if you can foresee into the future do you see any major problems that you're going to have getting this thing the way you want it major problems I mean I I think for us the biggest thing is the earth work
okay getting that done I think um right now those the massive piles that we left um just really um our hindrance both from a um you know from allowing the site to
Revit and become a habitat that's useful but also recreational um it's just not inviting um and not it's it's hard to navigate so um but after that I mean I I you know I
think that the nice thing about the plan is that we're working with nature and not against it we're not going to try to put things that shouldn't grow there there and um uh work with the site it's a very
hot um dry soil like it gets very hot in the summertime we need plants that can survive that and and the the sandl grassland plants are uh drought to tolerant and they're
um they like the poe soils and they are just perfectly suited for that site lots of sunlight there's lots of sunlight what what what's your time frame well um we have it lined up to well actually that's a great question
for Emily and I'm here for Emily um she's in the ader um my understanding is is that it will be done before for the end of May so the work will be done in the next few
months that's my understanding um we can I can have um email you with those details and make sure that you guys are all invited to see it um make sure that you're we that she's coordinating with the AG have you
selected a contract yet yeah um laery is going to do the work do you know Mark is it Mark laery I think has he done any kind of work yes um he does a lot of work like this um and he would he did um
work on another Conservation Area that we did that we have in Templeton where we were um establishing a meadow for our pollinator habitat and he did the tree work there too re really um good guy
local guy I think he in this dad his dad's been in the business for a long time and um they're from asham local guys so many years ago that used to be a good place for bodying is there been any
evidence of that recently that you well you know um I haven't been invited to any parties out there but I'm talking about a long time ago I did see one little fire ring some charred wood and stuff so yeah but we do
have um um good relationships with the neighbors in the neighborhood and um uh the Burgesses on the keys side and then you know we've got Mike on the just right he's the last house before the parking area on the um Princeton Street
side um and Bay O'Brien who I went to high school with is on that side so um they always they have our cell numbers they call us and they know to report things to the police when when there's anything that they find suspicious
so um it's much less so that that way but um certainly I think you know with any open park or open space or anywhere it's always going to be something but um
Community um they've been great partners for that I think there's probably a very good chance it'll be less of that because where we saw the fire rain is on the west side and there's a big Mound right there and then it goes down and it's flat and there's a big steep slope
but if you're back in that little finger I mean then no one can see you or whatever so when this becomes gently rolling terrain You Can't Hide and you know have a bunch of teenagers drinking beer and having a fire somewhere not nearly as
easily as you can right now yeah yeah how like how much acres the the project area or the total the is 157 Acres but the project area is more
like 20 areas for the project and then the whole yeah yeah yeah I think that was the target for the acreage for the sand plane grassland yeah very detailed and complete we we're excited for it we're
very excited for it this is this is what the property deserves it did not deserve to be left like that and you know I think that the the and the historic use of that area as a recreational area the W you know when Watkins owned it and
when it was simplexes area you know I think we can bring it back to that which I that's what we're we're aiming for we're hoping for another asset to God that's good I hope so I got one question but it's off had nothing to do with this
okay um is that Cony O'Brien the girl that was a runner yes I know it very well yes she lives on Princeton Street okay she's a neighbor she's a good neighbor so
yeah you don't see any problems um besid I mean it's it's going so I don't see any problems with establishing the sandl grassland um you know general maintenance of the area is going to be
an ongoing thing that but that's what North County land does that's what we do we have um you know Rome Conservation Area and have been maintaining that for decades um and we have other properties throughout
the um the 16 communities that we serve um and you know we have a we have staff and we have an amazing group of volunteers and um
so that's what we do and if there is an issue you know there's an entity to come to if you do have if anybody has an issue they can always reach out and see and talk to us so um but yeah no I I don't think
that I don't perceive any I mean again we'll be collecting data and um you know following along um to make sure that the sand plane grassland becomes
what we're intending it [Music] to question you yeah thank you you work with us we'll work with anybody in the audience anybody in the audience have any questions Steve Rockwood no I don't have
any questions thanks Steve uh would someone like to make a motion to close the hearing I'll make that motion close the hearing second roll call uh Duncan burn
yes we can't hear you try again Greg yes C yes David beard yes myself so who is
approve um order or conditions Commissioners any thoughts on that Justin any input there um I don't have any additional commissions to add this time anybody on the commission other than Justin have any other besides us
when they sted [Music] go ahead I I just make sure he gets notified when you stop the work okay you know CU we we've had that problem in the past you know okay it's
embarrassing but not with them I'll make sure all right well thank you very much for your time thank you vot issue vot issue these order yeah someone like to make a motion
to approve a standard order conditions for the uh Keys Road project for North County Land Trust I'll make that motion second someone to Second it all in favor roll call Duncan burn yes David ory
yes K Smith yes David beard yes and myself Civ was approved u stand or conditions will be issued we'll get the document signed and Justin will send them over to you guys thanks so much
great thank you very much yeah yeah we'll sign it in just a minute don't have sign do that thank you order to make sure that we um make sure that we get you better work all right all right thank you
thank you um old business 170 Mill Street Jus do you have any update if not we can uh continue that to the 24th um at this time I don't have any update um but I'll be keeping the Comm
come like to make a motion to continue 170 M Street to February 24th meeting I'll make that motion second thank you roll call yes David yes
yes David beard yes andbody to approve any other new business Justin you want to go over or do you want to get over to the next meeting um well before we start well before you would I'm going to um leave the room for a second just to print out
a quick sheet of paper um and then we'll um and then I'll start recording for that um let let me vote let's vote to Let's vote to a close this meeting then you can go and get your paperwork to come back yeah all right thank you would someone like to Mo make a
motion to end the 6:30 Conservation Commission I'll make that motion second someone like a second roll call Duncan burn yes David orward yes Kent yes
David beard yes myself to approve we uh now close this meeting out and uh when Justin comes back we'll start the 7 pm. meeting thank you everybody