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Commission approves determinations and variance for driveway work at 27–29 Lanyard Lane
Summary
The commission agreed the proposed driveway renovation at 27 and 29 Lanyard Lane in West Dennis is landscaping at grade, accepted crushed‑stone surfacing and two cobblestone aprons, and approved the requested variance tied to a 50‑foot wetland setback concern.
At its April 16 meeting the Dennis Conservation Commission reviewed a driveway renovation for a duplex at 27 and 29 Lanyard Lane in West Dennis and approved determinations and a variance related to the wetland setback.
Bob Perry of Cape Cut Engineering told commissioners the duplex sits in a flood zone and that "It's driveway materials, crushed stone aggregate surface when they're finished," with two cobblestone aprons proposed at the street juncture. He said no significant grade changes are planned and that the wetland edge was delineated at a phragmites line near the traveled way.
Commissioners concluded the work is primarily landscaping at grade, moved to close the hearing, and voted on determinations and a variance to allow the work within the 50‑foot buffer. The commission recorded ayes on the motions; the transcript shows motions were seconded and passed without recorded opposition.
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