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Bolton wetlands agent delegated to finalize controls for above‑ground pool at 79 Hatfield Drive

Bolton Inland Wetlands Commission · June 30, 2025
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Summary

The Bolton Inland Wetlands Commission voted unanimously to delegate review of an 18-foot above‑ground pool and 24x20 deck at 79 Hatfield Drive to Wetlands Agent Alyssa Barroso, who will work with the applicant on drainage, seeding and erosion controls.

The Bolton Inland Wetlands Commission on June 30 delegated review of an application for an 18-foot round above‑ground pool and a 24-by-20-foot deck at 79 Hatfield Drive to Wetlands Agent Alyssa Barroso, after finding the proposed work poses no anticipated impact on regulated wetlands areas.

Barroso described the project as an 18-foot round above‑ground pool (about 250 square feet) and a 24x20 deck (about 480 square feet), noting the existing distance from the wetlands and watercourses is about 50 feet and the proposed location would be about 48 feet from the regulated area. Barroso recommended using straw waddles for erosion control and said minimal groundwork is required.

Applicant Edward Cooper told the commission he will seed the disturbed area after work and said he will "control the rate of water from the pool when drained." The commission asked about drainage management during pool dewatering and confirmed the agent will coordinate site-specific measures.

Member Michael McDonnell moved to delegate the application to the Wetlands Agent to work with the applicant on drainage, seeding and erosion controls; Member Diane DeNunzio seconded. The motion carried unanimously 4:0:0.

The delegation directs Barroso to work directly with Cooper on erosion-control placement, seeding plans and any documentation needed to confirm there will be no impact to the wetlands. The commission did not report further permits or amendments at the meeting; follow-up will appear in future permit activity reports the agent will provide.