Get Full Government Meeting Transcripts, Videos, & Alerts Forever!
Get email alerts on the Renovation And Mitigation topic
No spam. Unsubscribe anytime.
Presenter calls 86 Edgewater Drive renovation "benign"; commission closes hearing and takes matter under advisement
Summary
Thomas Engineering presented plans for renovations at 86 Edgewater Drive East that the presenter described as not increasing impervious area or bedrooms; commissioners asked for replacement of failed mitigation plantings and voted to close the hearing and take the matter under advisement.
Get email alerts on the Renovation And Mitigation topic
No spam. Unsubscribe anytime.
Mike Bocelli of Thomas Engineering presented proposed renovations at 86 Edgewater Drive East, describing a modest suite of work that would include a second-story addition on a portion of the house, a 9-by-20 front bump-out, small deck modifications and a porch addition. Bocelli said the redesign would not increase impervious surface and that there would be no net increase in bedrooms; the septic system would not be updated because the bedroom count would remain three.
Bocelli also said one mitigation planting (a previously required restoration tree) had died and that a few smaller mitigation plantings did not survive and should be replaced. Staff confirmed the need to replace dead or failing plantings. Commissioners asked a few clarifying questions — including what would replace crushed-shell driveway material — and Bocelli said the crushed shells would be replaced with bark mulch and ornamental plantings.
After discussion the commission moved and seconded to close the hearing and take the matter under advisement. The motion passed on a roll-call vote recorded in the transcript. No final decision or order of conditions was issued at the meeting; the project will remain under advisement pending the commission’s decision process and any required permit conditions.

