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Meeting roundup: Dennis Conservation Commission issues determinations, approves compliance certificate and multiple orders
Summary
At its June 20 meeting the Conservation Commission issued several determinations of applicability (including 8 Bridal Ave and 54 Beaton Rd), approved a certificate of compliance for 31 Obage Lane, recorded multiple orders of condition and continued other items for inspection and later hearings.
The Dennis Conservation Commission handled a series of routine and administrative matters on June 20, issuing determinations of applicability, granting a certificate of compliance and approving multiple orders of condition.
Key actions included: - 8 Bridal Avenue (Dennisport): The commission closed the public hearing and issued a Positive '5' determination (area/work is subject to the Wetlands Bylaw) and a Negative '2' determination (work is within a protected area but will not alter it). The commission added standard conditions (shed anchored; hazardous materials stored on elevated shelves). - 54 Beaton Road: After presentation by Bob Reedy (civil engineer, J.M.O. Reilly & Associates) the commission approved a Positive '5' and a Negative '2' determination for a project to raise and replace a dwelling and replace an existing cesspool with a Title 5 system; project benefits include lifting the dwelling out of the flood zone and a replacement septic/leaching system. - 31 Obage Lane (SC162405): The commission approved a certificate of compliance for coastal bank stabilization and landscaping, while noting ongoing special conditions. - Orders of condition: The commission approved draft orders of condition for several files (including a raise/replace project for 13 Portway Realty Trust) and recorded a denial for 22 Old Main Street (file SE16-2755), as reflected in the meeting record.
Other business: the commission noted recent site activity at a continued matter (visible equipment and trucks) and scheduled an inspection of erosion controls. Staff also flagged an intermunicipal shoreline management presentation available by Zoom.
No appeals or monetary approvals were recorded during the session. Many motions were carried by voice vote with commissioners saying "Aye."
