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Owners of 59 Oyster Cove Road ordered to remove dock structure by mid‑June; commission extends compliance date to June 15 on request
Summary
An enforcement order requiring removal of unauthorized dock portions at 59 Oyster Cove Road was ratified; the commission extended the compliance deadline to June 15 at the property owner’s request to allow family assistance for removal.
The commission ratified an enforcement order on April 17 directing removal of an unauthorized dock structure at 59 Oyster Cove Road. The draft order requires removal of the portions of the dock seaward of the retaining wall, including posts and decking, and sets an initial compliance deadline of June 1. The property representative asked for additional time; the commission agreed to extend the deadline to June 15 to accommodate owner logistics.
Conservation staff indicated the order was issued in January 2024 and had not been complied with. Mark Ayotte and Rosangela Calleiro were named as owners of record; Rosangela (via phone) and a family member indicated they will remove the structure. The commission discussed who must perform removal and confirmed the order must be directed to the owner of record; staff agreed to issue a firm enforcement notice and monitor removal. Commissioners and the owner discussed the scope of removal (all dock components seaward of the wall and posts) and logistics; the owner asked for the June 15 extension to secure labor.
The motion to ratify the order and to allow removal by June 15 carried unanimously.
