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Commission approves Gill dock, revetment and float at 206 South Street with shellfish mitigation and planting conditions
Summary
After extensive discussion over pier length, depth and revetment design, the commission approved the Gill family’s dock, ramp, float and revetment replacement at 206 South Street with conditions including a shellfish mitigation fee and planting plans.
The Yarmouth Conservation Commission approved a notice of intent on March 20 for Henry and Nadine Gill at 206 South Street to replace a revetment and construct a pier, ramp and float, subject to special conditions including a shellfish mitigation requirement and detailed planting plans.
Bob Perry of Cape Cod Engineering described the proposal as three parts: reconstructing a failing riprap revetment, relocating a dock to a historical north-end location within an alcove of Bass River, and…
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