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Canton Conservation Commission Pequitside Farm -Tavern Room 79 Pleasant Street, Canton, MA. 02021 Minutes of Meeting of January 5, 2005 Attendance: Jim Sims - Vice Chairman, Bob Doe - Treasurer, Scott Staiti, Ed Lynch, Dave McLelland Absent: John Friel - Chairman, Jan Hagan - Clerk Conservation Agent - Robert Murphy Recording Secretary - Heather Cahill 7:00 P.M. Public Hearings started by Vice Chairman James Sims. PUBLIC HEARINGS 7:00 P.M. Notice ofIntent - Anthony Will, 1010 Turnpike Street - DEP# 124-934 Ed Lynch recused himself from this hearing. Jim Burke of Decelle Group, representing Anthony Will and Acme Realty Trust, presented plans for the redevelopment of the site to include 12,000 square feet divided into five 40' x 60' units for small offices with a garage or storage area. 25,000 square feet of outside storage available. Its use will be tenant dependant as approved by the Zoning Board. Garage sites have traps and water will go to the sewer line under Turnpike St. Area will have more green space, and less impervious surface than previous. Conservation Agent Bob Murphy recommended non-sodium desalting be used, and that Fred Fishner review the drainage numbers. He also suggested a fee of$lOOO.OO be set aside to guarantee this review. Motion: Made by Bob Doe, to continue hearing on DEP# 124-934 until January 19,2005. Seconded by Scott Staiti Vote: 4 - yes 0 - No 7:15 P.M. Amended Notice ofIntent - Joe Ciulla, 40 Laurel Lane - DEP# 124-0765 Motion: Made by Bob Doe to accept plans waiving the seven-day requirement. Seconded by Ed Lynch Vote: unanimous Arthur Borden of Arthur Borden and Associates, representing Mr. Ciulla, presented a minor amendment to plans to construct a 2 foot retaining wall within the 30 foot no build zone to soften grade. The rest of the work will be outside the 30-foot No Build Zone. Motion Made by Ed Lynch to Close hearing DEP# 124-0765 Seconded by Jim Sims Vote: Unanimous. Motion Made by Bob Doe accept amended plans. Seconded by Ed Lynch Vote: Unanimous 7:20 P.M. Request to amend an Order of Conditions - Canton Public Schools, Memorial Field. Robert Burr represented the Board of Selectmen and Town of Canton. John Kissner of Camp Dresser & Magee presented plans to put artificial surfaces on the track and playing field on Upper Memorial Field. This will require an amendment to the existing Order of Conditions for ongoing work at the High School. The track will be a poly-resin material. The playing field will be reconstructed using 12" of stone under a polypropylene surface of