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CANTON CONSERVATION COMMISSION PEQUITSIDE FARM 79 PLEASANT STREET CANTON, MA 02021 June 4, 2003 — Regular Meeting Attendance: Ed Lynch - Pro-Temp Chairman, David McLelland — Pro-Temp Vice-Chairman, John Friel, Bob Burr, and Bob Doe, Jr. Absent: John Burke, Vice Chairman, Jan Hagan Conservation Agent: Robert Murphy Recording Secretary: Diane Shannon Ed Lynch - Pro-Temp Chairman, called the meeting to order at 7:00 p.m. at Pequitside Farm, Canton Massachusetts. Minutes: May 8, 2003 minutes require additional board members present to accept and will be addressed at June 18, 2003 meeting. Other Business: Phil McEnany, 470 Sherman Street, IRFD, Motion to issue a Negative determination made by David McLelland and seconded by Bob Doe, Jr., VOTE was unanimous Stan Felton, 29 Fencourt Road, IRFD, Motion to issue a Negative determination made by David McLelland and seconded by Bob Doe, Jr., VOTE was unanimous Carol Richards, 19 Wisteria Way, IRFD, Motion to issue a Negative determination made by David McLelland and seconded by Bob Doe, Jr., VOTE was unanimous Peter Colitis, 104 York Street, IRFD, Motion to issue a Negative determination made by David McLelland and seconded by Bob Doe, Jr., VOTE was unanimous Ed & Christine Martin, 15 Pleasant Garden Road, IRFD, Motion to issue a Negative determination made by David McLelland and seconded by Bob Doe, Jr., VOTE was unanimous Judith R. Day, 56 Ames Avenue, Certificate of Compliance, Motion to accept compliance was made by Bob Doe, Jr. and seconded by Bob Burr, VOTE was unanimous Morris & Ginette Eskinazi, 8 Seneca Road, Certificate of Compliance, Motion to accept compliance was made by Bob Doe, Jr. and seconded by Bob Burr, VOTE was unanimous Christopher Loughran, 3 Sandy Avenue, IRFD, Motion to issue a Negative determination made by David McLelland and seconded by Bob Doe, Jr., VOTE was unanimous