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Commission denies Certificate of Compliance and issues violation for unpermitted deck expansion
Summary
The Commission voted 0-6 to deny a Certificate of Compliance for 185 Cranberry Lane after staff identified an unpermitted ~300 sq ft deck expansion; the panel then voted 6-0 to require removal of the expanded portion or an after‑the‑fact NOI by Sept. 17, 2026.
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The Conservation Commission refused to issue a Certificate of Compliance for SE83-1204 at 185 Cranberry Lane after staff and the applicant's representative determined that an additional ~300 square feet of boathouse deck had been added without permit. Bob Perry, representing homeowner Yiping Ding, said the septic upgrade required by the original order had been completed according to health‑department records, but he acknowledged uncertainty about which porch the earlier order referenced and that the deck expansion "was overlooked".
The Commission voted 0-6 against issuing the COC and then voted unanimously to issue a violation notice requiring removal of the expanded 300 sq ft portion or filing of an after‑the‑fact NOI by Sept. 17, 2026. Commissioners emphasized that approving a COC now would imply the boathouse complied with the approved plan when it did not. Related dock work at the same property (SE83-1713) was continued to allow removal of storm debris and stored floats.
