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Davis Conservation Commission continues retroactive-permit hearing for 80 Water Street, grants certificate of compliance for prior work
Summary
The commission continued an after-the-fact notice of intent for 80 Water Street — covering a repaired retaining wall, a replaced shed and a retrofitted dock — to allow a site visit and additional documentation; the panel separately granted a certificate of compliance for a prior 2014 permit (DEP 14-1247).
DAVIS — The Davis Conservation Commission on Dec. 11 continued an after-the-fact Notice of Intent (NOI) for 80 Water Street (DEP file 14-1433) after hearing from the applicant’s representative about three separate, retroactive actions on a 4,777-square-foot lot beside the Crane River.
David Cowell, a wetland scientist with Hancock Associates representing property owner Peter McKinnon, told the commission the filing covers: in-kind repairs to a damaged stone-and-mortar retaining wall, demolition of a noncompliant shed and a proposal for a new, smaller shed (119 square feet) that meets Zoning Board of Appeals (ZBA) footprint…
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