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Commission asks applicant to move bulkhead landward, reduce dredge volume; continues Packers River lagoon proposal
Summary
At 1702 Pockinaca Drive, the commission pressed the applicant to relocate a proposed seawall landward of mean high water, limit dredging, and provide a planting plan; the hearing was continued to March 20.
The Conservation Commission on March 6 pressed the applicant for a proposed bulkhead, ramp, float and small dredge in a Packers River lagoon to move the bulkhead landward of mean high water, reduce dredge volume and provide a clearer planting and disturbance plan before it will consider approval.
Kieran Healy of BSC Group, representing David and Kimberly Tedesco, described a proposal for a reduced float (8-by-12) supported by three piles and a single tie-off pile, cantilevered off a new bulkhead. He also said the filing included a proposed dredge area totaling 75 cubic yards down to a depth of -4.6 feet. Healy noted the site previously received an interim license and earlier larger approvals dating back to 1961–63 dredging.
Commissioners questioned why the proposed bulkhead was being placed seaward of the existing mean high water line rather…
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