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Commission approves several certificates and personnel expenditures, denies a revetment certificate pending revegetation
Summary
The commission approved certificates of compliance for multiple files, denied (or deferred) a certificate for a Hiram Pond revetment pending revegetation, approved two expenditure requests totaling $29,940 for overtime/office supplies and a part‑time clerk, and scheduled a July 22 work session on dredging/regulatory matters.
The Dennis Conservation Commission reviewed multiple routine administrative items. The commission approved certificates of compliance for several files where staff confirmed completion (examples discussed in the meeting included SE16‑1575 and SE16‑2597), but declined to issue a certificate for the Hiram Pond rock revetment until the bank is replanted successfully (staff and public evidence showed beach grass plantings had not taken). Bill Weber, president of the Hiram Pond property owners association, described his group's remedial work and urged timely action, while staff recommended denying the certificate until stabilization is achieved.
On budget items, staff requested $10,900 for overtime and office supplies and $19,040 to maintain a 14‑hour‑per‑week part‑time clerk; the commission voted to approve both requests and noted final appropriation goes through the Select Board. Staff also reminded commissioners of a work session on July 22 to discuss dredging and local regulations and of a single July commission meeting in the third week of July.
The meeting closed several administrative matters, approved minutes as presented, and adjourned.
