Thank you, Valer. You're the best. >> All right, we have the September 30th being the Conservation Commission. We're going to stand and salute the flag, please. >> Very good, Valerie. >> 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. Here's a question. It's like a Jeopardy question. Do you put your hand over your heart when they play the n the national anthem or just when they salute the flag? I always
thought it was just saluting the flag. >> The flag. >> Yeah. I see people a lot of times when they had national anthem in the game, they put their hand. Not nothing wrong with it, but I'm just curious. >> Usually when you have a hat, I see people tend to do it that way, but >> take your hat off. Take your hat off. >> You guys are older. You may know the answer to that.
>> All right. First hearing for the night. Dennis Salvin, notice of intent 394 River Road. Repair existing seaw wall on the west branch of the Westport River. >> All right. >> Good evening. Sean Lee, Northeast Engine
representing Dennis Tel 394 Road. This is a seaw wall repair on existing license. Existing license number is 1241717. This is the seaw wall here. There's a resisting dock instead going down to it. So what we've shown is we submitted a
license plan and what we also have is the detail of how the wall should be rebuilt. The drainage layer behind the wall. Most of these walls especially on river road are just rubble walls basically uh with no drainage layer behind it. It tends to when there's storms and when there's heavy rains they
move around a lot. So the idea is like we do with all seaw walls basically is to rebuild the top part of the wall with a drainage layer behind it. So the water will go down so we're not in here doing putting a little camber going into the mean low water. All the activity will be
above the mean low water mark. Uh and it'll be uh I don't know what kind of stone is going to use but I'm assuming just regular native stone to create the wall uh along his property. All right, that's >> basically it. >> Thank you.
>> Just quickly, Sean, it doesn't really represent that in an aerial photo as you show it. >> Yeah, what happened? Well, >> there's like there's like a jog that goes in towards out and then towards Bender. They're going suddenly right there. >> Yeah, there's there is a there is a bend. Now, during with the license plan,
this license plan is 2009. Yeah. So, things have been done. Now, secondly to that question, is it part of your consideration that you know we've had issues down the road from this particular residence? Are you tying this all into your abuing neighbors?
>> I believe he's going to tie in Mark Turk >> to Turks. I would say absolutely. And it seems to be okay on Bender's side cuz it seems to be kind of, you know, I kind of showed the commission a little aerial, but >> well, the only way to make everything in otherwise
>> I thank you. That's Well, that's my condition. As long as Dennis is supportive and the neighbors are, then there won't be an issue. So, Mr. Chairman and members, this is Dennis Talbert, 394 River Road. This a notice intent application filed by Northeast
Engineers and Consultants with Sean Leeds representing. The report date is September 24th, 2025. There is a file number with no adverse comments. It's SE802811. Um pending, I believe DMF comments are
pending. um for the activity. They may comment nothing because it's pre-existing and licensed, but um just in case, we will make a motion contingent on that. Description of the work. The owner is requesting to reconstruct the seaw wall in the same location as you can see in the photo.
Approximately the wall is licensed along with the existing pier and float. The seaw wall is located on the west branch of the Westport River. The area is within mean high water and land containing shellfish. Pros work would remove stones, prepare the bank with a
geoteexile fabric uh with crushed stone and rebuild the wall within the existing footprint. The wall has failed many years ago, toppling down into the edge of the river. It is suggested that the African connect to the Abutter's north wall with their approvals. Uh a
continuous weld is less likely to cause erosion along the ends uh making it um strategically allowing the waves to continue and not erode in certain areas. The resource areas impacted is land containing shellfish land sub coastal
storm flowage and the riverfront area. Recommendations to the board. The Westwalk Conservation should approve the rebuilding of the licensed seaw wall in the same location pending DMF comments and the abuters to the north approval
for connecting of that seaw wall to theirs. That is all, Mr. Chairman. >> Yeah, we notified the MF. They didn't come back with any comments, but I don't think because I'm not dealing with anything that's under the water. >> Correct. I do. >> They didn't come back with anything. I
don't know if they will. Well, I can try to get them to say anything at this point. >> That's understandable. I'm okay with it. >> All right. Any questions from the table? >> No questions. Motion, please. >> Motion to approve. >> Second.
>> Motion from uh Jake, second from Jason. All in favor? >> Opposed? >> That's unanimous. >> Thank you, Sean. Do >> you need me here for the certificate compliance? You >> might as well stay. Have any questions? Maybe the elevations aren't right. Who
knows? >> Pierce Family Trust, 2043 Main Road, SE82420 certificate of compliance. >> Correct. S802420. Mr. Chairman, um we have two before us this evening. The 2420 was the original
filing that was um submitted. This was for a proposed home addition septic system and a dock. So the applicant with the letter from the design engineer has filed to request a certificate compliance for the addition and the
sewage disposal system installed to the existing home under file number 2420. The activity was completed and all disturbed areas are stabilized. The previous approval had the dock proposed but this was filed for on another order
of conditions. So basically the next one to take place is for that dock. So recommendations Westport Conservation Commission should issue a full certificate of compliance for file number SE802420 as all work has completed according to
the plan of record. >> All right. Any questions? No questions and motion. >> Motion to approve. >> Second. >> That was Jake and Phil. All in favor? Opposed. All right. That's unanimously on there's no signature sheet for this one.
You don't have one there? >> No. I have Dennis Talbert's right here, but let me send that down. There's nothing on here for a sign, Mr. She. >> Well, I don't know. I usually >> The whole thing there. >> Yeah, there's two separate ones. So, might have been confused thinking it was
one. I will run upstairs. Mr. Chairman, >> is the whole there? Maybe it's >> No, it's just their It's just their documentations. >> I will get you on. All right, >> let's proceed with the next one. M >> I'll read the report for the next one.
That way you can go to I don't want Jake to be held up. >> Since we're on the topic of Jake, I don't know if it came from an antique store or whatever, but is that a new Blackberry or is that the same old one? >> No, same same. It's 10 years old.
>> Same still function. >> You like polish it and everything in shape. It's new. Okay. >> All right. Okay. Greg Calfano 2043 Main Road SE80 2747 is all certificate of compliance uh let's see Pierce Realy Trust Greg
Calfano 2043 Main Road SE802747 uh site visit the applicant had filed a certificate of compliance for the dock that was constructed on the property letter from design engineer provided saying the dock is in compliance with the order of conditions except a minor
float change the float was reduced in size smaller than permitted. Mass DP waterways has no concern for the smaller footprint. The float's 20 x 6 approved was 20 by8. Um the flow through decking has been utilized required in the condition of approvals.
The Westworld Conservation Commission should approve the dock file SC 2427 and the and issue a full certificate of compliance as the work uh complies with the plan of record. Any questions? Motion.
Motion to approve. Second. >> That was Jake and uh Jason. Jake three times in a row. It's like a record. >> He just wants to get out of here. Wants red. >> He's coming off a no hitter last time he was here, so we know he's doing good. All in favor?
>> Closed. All right. That's unreiation stipen the last time. >> Well, I want to put this with this this one here. We're going to send down two different ones. >> So, this is 2420 here, right? >> Yep. This is 24 27. >> Okay, that's all just so I can >> All right. So, um let's do some uh some
bills, I guess. >> Thank you, Mr. >> Listen, just do me a favor. You know what happens this time of year. >> Oh, you're in the company truck. It's loud. >> Just make sure Just make sure it goes over the hood.
>> It is in the back. >> All right. East Bay Media 6150 advertising. Need a motion to pay. >> Motion to pay. >> Second. >> Second from Jake and Phil. All in favor? >> Opposed? All right. Unanimous. Uh, SNH
green stamps. Um, that's not what that says. >> Wood. I just I thought I told him about his phone. >> I want to see if you guys were listening. Woodsole group. This is this is the money that we agreed to pay um on
behalf of the town for the study. So it's $2,689.18. Need a motion to pay. >> Correct, Mr. Jim. And that's for that MVPCM grant for the um barrier beach management plans that we've been working towards.
>> Motion approved. >> Motion from Jake. Second from Jason. All in favor? Opposed? All right. That's unanimously. minutes 9:16 present Kevin Carter not here myself Jake I got a little five next to your
name Burton Brian Phil Weinberg and Jason so we can we can we can vote on these >> do we have any changes for the 916 minutes if not a motion to approve the minutes please move >> to approve the minutes >> thank you Phil we have a second
>> thank you Burton all in favor pose. >> I think we may need like an alternate member like they have the officiating crew football game in case someone gets hurt, they bring in a substitute. >> That's all I have, Chris. Now we have um
anything from you, >> Chairman. Yes. Um the only thing I have for you tonight is is two things. The town of Westport Landing Commission submitted us a letter. uh they're proposing some improvements at the Xbridge Landing as members are aware the
fruition with the masons didn't didn't come to that point. So some improvements have been made on the docks itself. They had some new floats installed. The landing commission is asking if they the commission has a problem them removing
two steel piles and replacing one of those metal piles as a float um support on the new section of floats they put. So I don't have a problem. The pipes are there. They're going to have someone come in and pull them. They might as
well just hammer it to the location uh that supports anchoring the floats for severe weather. It kind of gives them more stability. So, Bill Chase has no issues with it. I recommend the board um allow me to send
a letter to the landing commission to allow the replacement of the removal of the two metal piles with the relocation of one of those piles to support um the floats in severe weather.
>> So, moved. >> Second. >> Second. >> All right. All in favor? >> Opposed? No comments. Right. All right. You're all set, Chris. >> There will be some modifications. If anyone's seen this dock set up, they
need to meet chapter 91 regulations. And at the present time, that dock is a floating system that's sitting on the bottom. So, I've tried to relay this to chairman Paul that he needs to build a fixed pier, not just floats. But that is something that this grant that I think
they still have money in is working towards. I believe the firm is GZA. Um the other issue I have or not an issue I just want to make the board I don't want to violate any open meeting laws but we've got town council's opinion. Um I
have reorganized the agenda for next meeting as a suggestion of the chairman. I'm going to bring the continuences up rather than at the end of the meeting. So, we're going to start with the RDAs and then immediately go to continuances. >> That's that's fair.
>> We have a pretty heavy meeting uh next week. Um and everyone came in at the last minute to get them on this deadline. So, I I couldn't really push them off. So, I would just like to bring that to your attention. And that's all I have. >> What about this marine fisheries letter?
>> That marine fisheries letter is the next meeting. That is pertaining to one of the docks we have at the next meeting. So you want to put it with the stuff for next meeting? >> Yeah. Yeah. It's not for us for collect this meeting. >> Did everybody get this letter too? >> Yes. >> All right. So you guys can read that in
your own time. >> Yeah. >> That is this another letter again representing that matter. >> Yeah. >> All right. If the none has anything else, then we'll have a motion to adjurnn. Motion to >> adjurnn. Do a second. Second. >> All in favor? Opposed? That's
unanimously. Jake said 20 minutes.