Conservation Commission - Regular Meeting

Wednesday, September 2, 2026

The Boxborough Conservation Commission reviewed past meeting minutes, received an update on beaver dam clearing work, and discussed a Notice of Intent for a research facility.

About this meeting

Government Body
Conservation Commission
Meeting Type
Conservation Commission
Location
Boxborough, MA
Meeting Date
September 2, 2026

Transcript

83 sections

0:10 – 7:59•Speaker 3

Since there is a quorum, I am open to it. The Boxborough Conservation Commission Conference starts on September 2, 2026. Okay. So, let's start with the minutes survey. Of course, we can do the minutes survey. That is, you all got the opportunity to do the minutes survey, right? I think that's very small. So, I think there are two sets of you. And I think Lucy was the only one not here. But for those of you who are online or watching this through recording, we had a program that lasted only 2 hours and 10 minutes on Sundays. The agenda has been uploaded. It is not recorded, but the minutes here must be accepted. That is, the program certificate for opening the dam in Padauk Estates had to be accepted. Then we can take August 19th. Okay, let me take that one. August. Do you have to vote for this negative Determination of Applicability? This is an assumption. What I think is that David Koontz made a statement, Liz Pindamukhi made a statement, and the hearing ended with a negative number and two determinations. No one was stopped. What is that? That's how it is. No one was stopped. Okay, that's not true. That is, to end the hearing normally and then to give the determination of applicability to vote, but I don't think that's a big deal. If there has been a vote in that, you have to say it. Okay, since everyone voted in unison, it means that the decision to end the hearing and to give determination was made at the same time. I think you, Do you want to make a statement about yoga on August 19th? I wasn't me. There are some. Oh, is this it? I intend to accept the minutes on August 19th, 2019. I will postpone it. For accepting the minutes of yoga on August 19th, let's start the second statement. Those who agree, say yes. Those who oppose, Pramayam passed with a single condom. Now let's come to the minutes of the Yoga on August 27th. Let me read this again. The health board was asked for a permanent permit for the property that opened the dam. From the Yoga, I remember that the health board has given it to this extent. I think you showed it on the screen. That was the permit they requested. It was Friday. Yes, Jim sent it on Friday. He didn't make it last. Okay. So, I think you were not there. Look at how all this is going to stop. Steve or Steve? Yes, definitely. I found the minutes of Adyendra Yoga on August 27th. I intend to accept it. I will come back. We have been given permission to accept the minutes of Adyendra Yoga on 26 August 27. All those who agree, say yes. Yes. Yes. Those who oppose, say no if there is anyone. Does anyone want to leave the voting booth? I don't think so. Okay. Let's avoid me. Okay. Then the vote will be passed as a tie. Did they break it? I think it started. Yes, yes, I'll give you an update now. I believe it. Oh, no, I'm sorry. I didn't print it. It was a long email with 9 pages. I thought I didn't have to delete it. Still, there is a folder for updates on beaver dams here. The time is 7.45, so I'll tell you. If we are going to Hagerland, let me change this to get some space. Hagerland crashed very successfully. After the fire department. I think it was Chauvi or Budhno. They came and crashed it. DBW was also there. They were cutting down trees. They did a great job in removing it. Under the bridge, they cleaned it in a 10 or 12 feet long way. As you can see, the water is dripping. Let me remind you, this was up to half the bridge. One part is more than that. So we got about 3 feet of water back. You can see the water line in it. I had to take more photos, but this was taken on Monday. That's why it's only been a few days. I don't think it's been moving on a large scale to cover it again, but there has been a shortage of water. It was a pleasure to see that all those requirements were met. I would say that it was very useful to use a hose to water it. Let's see.

8:05 – 8:19•Speaker 2

What? Before I touch this yoke? Yes. I haven't seen those four pictures, so it was clear that water was flowing in this large area.

8:19 – 12:32•Speaker 3

But what surprised me was that there was a large beaver dam a little above. Yes, I know. It was very big. It was much larger than that, because grass and other things had grown on top of it. I feel like I have to do something else outside of that bridge. Nothing can happen. It's like a bird. You know that, right? That's their nature. Yes. Then they use it in reality. Yes, they got it. You know, right? It's a bird behind a big tree. Okay, but that's not enough. No, they have to be careful. Okay, then on the hill road at Padak Estates property, on the last Thursday, as I said, Adiyanthara Yoga was held. In that yoga, there was a request for a beaver permit. The gym had announced that it would be submitted later. This is what we got from the gym later. The need for the door to open was not to be removed, the beaver did not make any changes to the door or floor device. So he submitted it. It will be available for six days. But most of the jobs seem to have been completed. This is what we did in the yoga session last Friday. It was completed quickly. Then this is email Shrinkala. I went downstairs, talked to their squad and asked them to complete the Monday job. He said that he wanted to go back to Hill Road tomorrow after completing two, three blocks. One is a big block that connects to Hill Road. After that, I asked again for details. He said that all the blocks were opened yesterday. There was a strong flood yesterday. Today, it seems to have decreased. Tomorrow, I will go there to see how much the water level in their fire pond has changed. To see if there is anything else I should do as a grandfather, I will try to gather Cheep Kivlani with me. But... So, did Scott take any photos? He didn't send any photos. No, I could have asked him about it. But since I'm going there tomorrow, I can show a few photos in the next episode. That's all I have to say about beaver antics. Thanks for the update. No problem. The time is 2 minutes more. I will tell you the report of the Planner later, because it is a bit complicated. The letter of the Places Associates is almost clear. It is with a slight advance. This is the letter written by Bill Moore. He was here in our last meeting or in the second meeting. This is the letter he sent to Mike Johnson about the Hager Bridge on August 24th. Last week he took part in this. Let's see if there are any other easy things. Oh, Dave Barnett sent an email to Scott yesterday. He asked if he could inspect the work that was going on at the site at the beginning of next week. About two or three meetings ago, we had spoken with SCODE. He said that August is the end, but he will definitely start work in September. So, he thinks that work will start at any time, mostly next week. That's in Part Hill. That's in Part. That's in Part Hill. Yes, that's in our Grand. Then, it's now 15 minutes to 8 in the morning. Since this is a commission announcement, we can change this last part. Um. Yes, we can talk about it. Okay. Great. So, we can discuss that letter and the planner's report later. Since it's 8 in the morning now, it's been 15 minutes. Dave, you can read it. We can start. Steve, I think this will be the end. Yes, thank you, Steve.

12:33 – 13:51•Speaker 2

Yes, thank you, Steve. Hey! So, after 5 hours and 15 minutes, Boxborough by Law, Chapter 131, Section 48. Vox Borough Conservation Commission, Oxbow Associates, Inc. The notice of indent for labor is issued on September 2, 2022 at 8 in the evening for 15 minutes. This item is available at 1146 Massachusetts Avenue. The size of the assessor is 1-3, Poojam-1-8, Poojam-Poojam-Poojam. Description of the method Concrete slabs are being built for the installation. This event will take place at the town hall on 29th Middle Road and through Zoom video conferencing. All events will be held on the Conservation Commission agenda. The meeting will be held at the town website www.oxbow-mass.gov 48 hours before the meeting. If you have any questions, contact the Conservation Commission Office at 978-264-1722. Have a good day. Before we begin, a small question.

13:51 – 14:25•Speaker 3

Do we have hard copies of the Notice of Intent? Oh, I have a copy of the reviewer. I'll give it to Steve. I didn't plan to take four copies because there are 60 pages in it. Hello everyone. Can you all hear me? I think my RDA will be RDA, at least. So, what was yours, Steve?

14:28•Speaker 2

Okay, but why are you not telling us about this project?

14:34 – 23:43•Speaker 3

I am Ron Schultz from the Schultz Associates, representing Elements of Interior Technology. This is a research center. Many applications are being tested here. Some of the equipment they bring is sent to a very hot place. They have big machines outside. I may be wrong. Ron is in college. He will explain it. He is a supervisor there, but these big machines turn the equipment into severe cold and heat. I don't remember exactly which one, but it's a double-decker. The large objects placed outside are shown on the top of the page in that red box. They are about two feet tall. The water in the corners shown on the top of the page is given to them. I think it uses the heat outside to cool the things inside. Otherwise, I'm not sure if this is appropriate. The inspection equipment moves the objects to a more stable position and examines their strength and other qualities. These two large pillars are also outside. They are located at the foot of the fence. They have a history of 25 years. Now let's move on to the photos. Can you all hear it? You will get it in a similar form. It is on a large concrete floor. Yes, it is standing on that cover. Yes, yes. Instead of these machines, we intend to build a new machine with a closed-loop system. In the moon, it takes water from the planet and flows through these two channels. Water is used again, but a small part is poured out. In this photo, you can see the water going out of the pipe. Then those water pipes, this is my water pipe container. It is poured over the top of the plywood and reaches the water pipe. Is it according to a design? No, I don't think it's according to a design. One day, Roni told me that he had turned off the water in order to stop the flood, and that the water filling station was operating all day long. For some reason, it seems that it has to be filled to a certain extent, whether it is a rice cooker or not. If the water is not filled continuously, it will not work. That's an old machine. Yes. So, no. Ron, put your hand down. Ron, put your hand down. More clear explanation. Good morning. Good evening. Good evening. Can you hear what I'm saying? I don't think I can hear what he's saying. Let's see if it's right. Here it is. Stop. Ron, continue. Yes. Mute it. Ronald Brunetti, Chief Electrician Okay, I'll be calm. If you have any questions, I'll be happy to answer them. What? I thought I wasn't lucky then. So, I'm going to change these machines. From here, I'm going to set up a closed loop on another concrete pad. We want to move this further away from the waterfalls. The plan is to operate both at the same time. If that is the case, we can avoid long-term restrictions for days when one part is changed, when a new part is installed, and when concrete is built. But that's all temporary, isn't it? It will be a temporary thing. So, the plan is to install both new parts first. The new connex box and chiller will be installed in a place where the concrete is long-term. The new Konex will install the box. The pipes will be installed and the necessary connections will be provided. The pillars in the existing box will be made operational and removed. The concrete part will be removed. That's right. That's why the new part is smaller than the existing one. That's why we're moving it further from the water level. That's why we've moved the 25-foot buffer, which was now 7 feet, out. Then its size is reduced by about 30 square feet. A big difference is that the amount of moisture inside the buffer zone is reduced. This place where you enter the building is quite necessary. We thought of keeping it a little closer, but there are other obstacles there. So this is the most suitable place for it, the old one will be removed. On the right side of the property line, we are indicating steps to prevent landslides, even if it is not necessary for the property line. However, this concrete slab is going to carry a lot of weight. This is going to carry a weight of 60,000 pounds, so it will be a very important slab. This has been reinforced by others. They are trying to complete it in advance. G.C. and G.C. want to complete the work by the end of September or by the beginning of October. One crane will be used to place the connect box, and then a month will be taken to complete the piping and electrical work. Two days of shutdown will be carried out and changes will be made, and then an organization will be formed to demolish the old towers. It will be removed. So things have been completed. In general, this is a small method. But this reduces the amount of unfettered water in the buffer zone. This prevents the water flow from the reservoir to the reservoir for more than 20 years. Then if we turn off the water at night, we have such a big heat load that it goes out. So we need water all the time. Because there is a float in the closed-loop system, water flows and leaves as needed. Now the water is completely on or off, so this is an advantage. Is there any way to move the new mechanical room further away from the water floor? Yes, we can. What do you want? Do you want to move more to the front of the building? That is, to the left side, I think. We are trying to look at the direction to the north. Yes, to the north side. To the direction from the north to Padinyara. Yes, yes. So now we have moved this 11 feet away from the front of the building. We decided to put it there for easy piping and electrical facilities. This is all going through the top. That's why it's like that. But it's moving 10 feet away from the waterfalls. Yes, now it's all right. The properties there must have a certain depth. We kept it too close, but we moved it 10 feet to the bottom. Yes. No, if they want to. Two things. One, you have to do it. Yes. You have to apply in another board. Yes. But you will definitely need a building permit. Definitely. Yes. Yes. I have appointed a contractor for this. He will take all the permits. But I heard that you are real estate agents. Yes. One thing.

23:56•Speaker 2

Yes, I'm thinking about it. I have doubts about that possibility. But that's one thing.

24:03•Speaker 3

Yes, I still do. Yes, but it's not true. So, what are you doing?

24:07 – 24:32•Speaker 2

No, it was an emotional difference in the last slide. But it's not true. I don't think it's appropriate for this. In short, you moved it back. You. The 25-foot buffer is outside the zone, but you are inside the large buffer zone. This is because this is not a new method that can be created today.

24:34 – 24:48•Speaker 3

Um, we are doing a project into the reservoirs, right? So this does not maintain the existing conditions. We accept that this is what we are doing on this site. Yes, right. So? They are new. Right. After that, you can't do anything more.

24:54 – 25:13•Speaker 2

According to what I have heard here, its position is a little too much for you. It should be close to the pipes in the ground. So you can change the feed and install it. You won't have to do anything wrong in the building. That's right. That's right. HSE boxes are not part of this job, but they are also a barrier to the installation here.

25:13 – 25:42•Speaker 3

So this is close to the building. Right, I see a corner. There it is. Yes, yes, that corner is not right. It is right. I would like to provide a place for electrical 110.6 degrees around all applications. That is why it was suggested for well working clearance and HVAC working clearance. Then, the gradient lines are not visible in this, right?

25:42•Speaker 2

I understood from the description that this is a region that is not clear. Yes, there are gradient lines there.

25:54 – 26:10•Speaker 3

I think this broken line is the grading line. In that, we can see all that. This is 9,998. This is 9,089. That is, there is only one degree of difference. Okay, I got it. That's why it's still very empty. It is unlikely that water will flow from the construction site to Bunkie South. But you will do it right, right?

26:10•Speaker 2

That is, you will build dams, right?

26:24 – 30:24•Speaker 3

Yes, it is a thick black black line. Can you tell me what is the process in which the water flows? Yes, can you tell me one more thing? I could not hear it. Forgive me. Can you tell me one more thing? Can you describe the mechanical processes in the mechanical room? Yes, there are now two pumps in the mechanical room. There are two parts to the building. One is the dynamics or shaker tables, the other is the environment. Now there will be two pumps in the pump room in our mechanical room. Two pumps in the new connex box, a reservoir, then two towers above the connex box will be built. So it will all be in that box. Then we. But I also feel. It all flows into the box by itself. So, what kind of particles are you pumping? Water. So, is there only water in both the cooling towers? There are heat exchangers in all the components inside. It is a closed loop. There is supply and retain. It flows through the heat exchanger and comes out hot. It comes back to the cooling tower. The fans in the tower cool it down. So, it keeps spinning. That is, it is just an underground cooling tower, an evaporating cooling tower. Is there any glycol in it? No. No, sir. This is just water. Then there are heaters. There are heaters installed there. In the ancient times, now we use water. Then there are submersible heaters. That's why it gets heated. That's why it was actually my questions. That's why I need to make sure that I understand. So the new cooling towers you mentioned are not the new ones, right? Correct. Then two pumps, heat exchanger pumps. Correct. Then that connex box, as you described. Is that a special one? Yes, it's like a shipping container. The first one looks like a ship, and the second one looks like a process cooling. The first one they designed. They put these two cooling towers on top of the box. It was done by an experienced engineer. This is like a self-contained unit. This will come as a crane, a connex box, two towers on top, and all the related accessories will be inside the box. This is very... Okay, so all that is in this self-contained unit, you call it a mechanical room. Correct. Yes, we call this a chemical room. Is it done by using a crane to put it down? Correct. They will raise it. We have a mechanical room with pumps on the floor. All of that will be gone. Now it will be in the self-contained box. Talking to the fire department, we are also setting their fire alarm. So how much of this box is placed in the back? We have to do some initial preparations for the construction of the building. I have appointed a general contractor with a structural engineer. We have given the weight of the measures and applications. That is being prepared by the structural engineer. So he will make all that for the permits. So that plan will have to be submitted for the building permit. I would say that the Commission should include a copy of it in the regulations. That is certainly a fair thing. Yes.

30:24 – 30:41•Speaker 2

So, the soil that is being removed from there, you will have to remove a lot of soil from the site. Yes, we will remove the soil on top. Then what will happen to that soil? We will process it. Yes, we have a regulation that we have to remove it from the site.

30:50 – 32:18•Speaker 3

Yes, but I don't think they'll have to go too far. But I think they'll have to leave something as a sub-base. No, they'll have to fill it up with sand. I'll talk to the general contractor tomorrow. He'll take care of the site works and the concrete. When I go to the building department, I'll ask him to take care of all the paperwork and drawings. Yes, they will definitely need plans. There is no doubt about that. There is no problem. Since the pipe is through the top, we won't have to take a dip. Right. We will finish that ground, to begin with. That's right. Yes, there were no cracks in it. Just leave a dip in the ground. Is it for when the ground changes? Yes. No, I think we filled it with mud and closed it. Yes, yes. The area behind the box, i.e. between the new and old boxes, is going to allow the plants to grow again. Let it be at least a little thick. There will have to be a lot of space around the standing box. And now they only cut and clean about one or two feet of space. So if it can be improved a little more, it will be in a better condition than it is now. Yes, it will be a big moon.

32:18 – 32:36•Speaker 2

Yes, because there is now a water hose from the corner of the red box. Yes, it is a big one. Of course, the water flows in that part where the five stars are shown.

32:36 – 35:06•Speaker 3

Yes, then it flows into a stream. Yes, it is a picture tree. Yes, that's what we're looking at. Yes, I know. I have one more question to ask. You're talking about the enclosures that are covered with plywood, right? What's that? Yes, it's right below. Yes, behind the towers in the ground, there are small walls made of plywood between the towers and the fence. That's where fittings, plumbing, pipes, supply, and retain are. It is covered with heat tape. You can't see it from there. However, there is a supply and retainer at the base below it. Then, there is a picture that shows a supply and retainer in it. That is, the holes through the shell, right? Yes, to put it correctly, it is a hole. They are just fittings. It's just a T-joint, a few elbows, and two valves to stop the water. It also has a heat trace around it. So it will be avoided. Yes, that's a simple thing. Those tubes are for our shaker tables. They are all air-cooled. They are blowers that draw air through shaker tables. So they help them not to get hot. That's it. But those plywood structures can't stand still, right? No, no, they are stable, yes. Because there are blowers that draw air into our 20-horse power motors and shaker tables. We have eight shaker tables in that building. Vibration tables are all air-cooled. So, if that's not there, those instruments won't work. So, you don't have a plan to build anything more stable than that plywood. Before that, there was nothing on top of that enclosure. It was built a few years ago. So, it's only been around for about two years. That's a special thing. It's the blower motors of shaker tables. It's different from cooling towers. I don't think so. So, before this, pipes were just lying outside the building?

35:24•Speaker 2

Then, it was built a short time ago. Then, one. Then, one. Then, one. Then, one. Then, one. Then, one. Then, one. Then, one.

35:45 – 36:03•Speaker 3

16 years ago, when I started working there, there was only a small tree on top of those 8 vibration tables that had no motor or blower protection. So they built it a few years ago to provide less protection to motors and blowers. To protect it from weather conditions. Someone may ask, what did you build that job?

36:20 – 36:34•Speaker 2

Is it with the permit of the building? I don't know what they are doing. But when I see these plywood structures that don't match the outside of the building, it feels very strange. That's right.

36:44•Speaker 3

That's an aluminium siding. That's actually a fibreglass siding. A long fibreglass siding.

36:53•Speaker 2

Right. I meant that this is a point of order. To check if this is outside of this NOI's limit. Right.

37:01•Speaker 3

This is it. Right. It is.

37:06•Speaker 2

But... Then what is your opinion? I was asking that to the other commission.

37:15 – 38:19•Speaker 3

Oh, okay. I'm sorry. But what I want to say is this. You know, I... I agree that this is out of the law. But it doesn't mean that if there are any concerns, the Commission can't ask. You know, there was no filing when I did that job. So I think it's a fair concern. She's in Buffer Zone. They are very close to the waterfalls, and I think it is possible for rainwater and sulfur water to flow from those peaks to the waterfalls. In this photo, there is no problem with soil erosion, but I will have to examine it in more detail. Is this a gravel path? Oh, that's a gravel path. That's a gravel path. Yes, yes, that's a gravel path. Yes, yes. There is no need to worry about drainage if there is so much water there. But I would like to say that this was an important thing. So, this is out of the question. Thank you.

38:19•Speaker 2

Now, to the left. That building. Yes.

38:38 – 39:03•Speaker 3

Otherwise, we can go there with Ian and inquire about it. We can let him know if he has any concerns. According to that, we can take further steps. When we look at the photo, there is nothing to say. But that is just a photo. Before doing all that, we had to contact this commission. In short, even if we ask, do we have to file anything? Yes, that's right. Right.

39:08•Speaker 2

This is clearly inside this. Everything is within its range. Yes, the 50 feet buffer is inside the zone.

39:18•Speaker 3

Oh, that's close to it. Right. Yes, this is inside the 25 feet zone. Yes, the one in green is the radiation.

39:31 – 39:57•Speaker 3

That is, I think that's a good thing. This is just a field survey. If you find anything like that, let us know. But you have given all the answers to all the questions. Were the blowers always there? Oh, sir, they are always there. That's right. They are always there. This building has been there for about 38 years. I know that the blowers have been there since then. That's right.

40:06 – 40:25•Speaker 2

I don't have any further questions. So, what's the next step? We'll get an email report from IAN about their findings. Then, I think it's up to me to prepare the conditions for this. Or, it's up to the Coast Grove Appeal. Yes, that's right. I think our next meeting is on the 16th.

40:39 – 40:57•Speaker 3

On that day, we can wrap things up, and we can also prepare the documents for that meeting. What do you mean when you talk about his findings? Oh, about whether there is anything against BioWood Outflow?

40:57•Speaker 2

Yes, I don't think it should be added to this.

41:07 – 41:59•Speaker 3

That can be stopped immediately. Have you ever gone there and conducted an examination? No, I haven't. I don't know if I should do it with him, at least in this stage, but I don't know what the other people's opinions are. We have to do an examination anyway. It should be part of the vigilance. I'm not using it, but should I do it now? Okay, I'm not stopping myself from making that a reality. But, for example, let's look at the characteristics of mudflats. Right, yes, that's a thing. Yes, I'm saying it again, I think it's a special activity. We can make it a reality, but I think it's not the best way. Okay.

42:07 – 42:28•Speaker 2

Let me say that this is a pleasant sight. Therefore, there is a reason why this should not be a hindrance to moving forward. This is not an advantageous situation. This has nothing to do with any of your other topics. Therefore, it is impossible for this to be a hindrance.

42:30 – 45:38•Speaker 3

If so, we had to connect with each other. There is no doubt about that. But we are not connected, and there is no problem with this photo. Still, we need to ask you about this. Then you can share your findings with us. We need to talk about some things right now. I have some advice for you. Okay, I'm paying attention. Okay. So, like I said earlier, I think we definitely need a system for that. Even if this is not the right word, I call it architectural plans. We need a system to get a share of it, just like the construction department. I think we should include the plans of the subways in this. It is best if it comes from the carer. Of course, it can be left to the applicant. Another thing, when we talk about the rainwater from Melkure, should we include anything in the architectural plans for this new building? I don't think it's a big deal to build a drain trench with broken stones around it. I don't know about that. So, how does the rainwater in the topsoil disappear? What is the purpose of the topsoil? Is the topsoil full? No. Are we talking about the connex box? Yes, yes, yes, that's right. It's a full topsoil. It's a full topsoil, but there are pillars on top of it. So it won't just disappear. So you're saying it's a full topsoil? No, it can't be full. Let me move on to that. No, let's make sure it's in a blank sheet. Yes. I think it's a piece of metal. It's definitely a piece of metal. Yes, it's steel. You said it correctly. Steel sheet. Yes, yes, correct. No, it's a plan, but it's a piece of paper. Is it like a sketch? Yes, it's a... Is it in the plan itself? No, it's like a detailed engineering description. Yes. He said they didn't do it. That's why I talked to my people. I'll be able to get it tomorrow. I have photos of it on my phone. I have a cap. Together.

45:38•Speaker 2

Yes, that Konex. Konex, right? What does that mean?

45:42 – 48:08•Speaker 3

That's a good question. I know it's a steel. That is a construction for Konex. When I chose Konex, I thought it was a shipping container. You are saying that there is something in it. I examined it. I was showing it here, but I didn't think it was necessary. All that came in it were shipping containers. Yes, are they the same model? No. We don't know what we see in that photo. There are no designs or models about it. I don't know where they came from. I tried to find it, but about 30 years ago it was there and now it's not there. No one knows. My wish is that the rainwater that falls in this should go somewhere. Even if the top of the well is cut, the water will flow through the edges, right? Therefore, I am thinking that it would not be good if any lining is laid in the part where the water falls in the well. I don't know if there is a drip edge there. It's not that complicated. It's enough to make a trench with stones on one side. But if you get more information from the manufacturer or the contractor, they can say it's not a problem. We don't have a problem with that. The general contractor will take care of all the construction work. He has all the plans. So I'll ask him to discuss it with him. Such questions. Sketch, yes, yes. Okay, good to hear.

48:22•Speaker 2

It looks like a shipping container. When you look at it from the top, it looks like a business container. That's how I feel.

48:27 – 49:45•Speaker 3

Yes, I think it's a fair need. We all need it. It would be nice to have more jobs around the general contractor. It would be more convenient for those who work there. That's why stormwater dams have to be maintained. So it will help them to maintain those dams. Right. Then another thing is, for the new dam to be built, for the old dam to be removed, I think we should include the process in it in a detailed timeline. Yes, that's why you gave us a detailed description. Yes, but we can give it to you. I think it should come from the creditors themselves. Because they are the ones who know it best. They know exactly what they are doing.

49:45•Speaker 2

You said all that was meaningful, didn't you? To reduce downtime, you build a new system, test it and operate it, and then remove the old one.

49:55 – 51:14•Speaker 3

Yes, it is very risky. We expect a two-day shutdown. For a quick change. Then, before the pandemic begins, I will add that the roots of the new pandemic must be maintained. I would like to go there and check it out. Yes, if we can do that. Before submitting the construction permit, it is not unfair that the building department needs to ask you. To verify that all the conditions before construction have been met. Certainly, the answer to the conditions. Then, there was also the removal of the buried soil. So, this is all I can remember. But I remember something else. It's been about two weeks. What is it?

51:14•Speaker 2

The mud you took with you and that bed. I think you told her about the bed. Yes. She removed it and sealed it. Yes. You must have a reform plan.

51:24 – 51:50•Speaker 3

I have told her in detail that it will be removed. And then? Reconstruction feed, I'll send it to the places where it should come. Do it now. We think we've got it. Okay.

51:50 – 52:35•Speaker 2

If you're talking about regular kids, right? This is a very new construction. Construction is complete. What is it? There is no permanent increase in answers. That is, there is nothing new. We are not creating a new Earth that we have to sell again. We don't have to worry about that. Even if we sell here, we don't have to do stabilization. Okay, that's a good point.

52:38 – 53:45•Speaker 3

We haven't asked about this so far, but do we have to do any kind of regular work outside? Do we have to take any kind of equipment regularly there, Ron? Not that. According to process cooling, some heat exchangers are inside the Konex box, they will turn it off. They make bypass valves. They bypass heat exchangers. Then, they use a wire brush and a chopper to clean the core. Then, they put the bypass back. That's all there is to it. These are all hand-made jobs. Then, they regularly cut and clean the area behind it, right? They do that all the time. Yes, yes. Once in a week, we have a landscaper who cuts grass. Therefore, if it is legal, we must implement it properly. It is a professional system. It is just a regular grass cutting. Yes, yes, that is, they are doing it somehow, but it is good to implement it. Yes, it can definitely be done. Okay.

53:54•Speaker 2

That's right. You have access to the utility building on the way. So there's no need for a road or anything else, right? Yes. That's right. So there's no need for a road or anything else, right? Yes. So there's no need for a road or anything else, right? Yes. So there's no need for a road or anything else, right? Yes.

54:01 – 54:34•Speaker 3

So there's no need for a road or anything else, right? Yes. So there's no need for a road or anything else, right? Yes. So there's no need for a road or anything else, right? Yes. So there's no need for a road or anything else, right? Yes. So there's no need for a road or anything else, right? Yes. So there's no need for a road or anything else, right? Yes. So there's no need for a road or anything else, right? Yes. So there's no need for a road or anything else, right? Yes. So there's no need for a road or anything else, right I think we need a place where we can place the crane. Now, let's see if we can add the crane down below to this plan. I'll leave it to you, but I think we need to see it. That's it. Otherwise, this is a precaution.

54:34 – 54:56•Speaker 2

I want to make sure that it doesn't become a problem that goes into the buffer zone. So, if you can... Generally, yes, I think it definitely means it.

54:56 – 56:15•Speaker 3

There are definitely cranes as big as they can stand outside the buffer zone. I apologize for interrupting. If I remember about process cooling, when I was talking to PM and engineers, they decided to put the crane in the front parking lot. Yes, that's right. Then they intended to take it to the top of the building and put it down. It's actually outside the buffer zone. Yes, that's right. So maybe that's enough if we add a pillar to this plan. I'll leave that to you. Okay, thank you. I got it clear. What? We were just talking. Yes, it was. Yes, there is a request. Yes. This is enough to start. Yes. Okay, okay. So, let's come to a conclusion.

56:16 – 57:01•Speaker 2

There are nine rules to follow before construction. Okay, there are two things that are required for minimum maintenance after construction. Minimum maintenance is required. But other things like landscaping are not allowed. Yes, you are allowed to enter the enclosure for simple landscaping and grass cutting. So, there are three specific conditions. But there is nothing else. Do we have to take care of any of the chemicals up there? Do we have to take care of any of the chemicals in the mechanical room?

57:01 – 57:16•Speaker 3

No, sir. There won't be any chemicals there. So it will be a permanent problem. Yes, there are no chemicals. Right. That would be an easy thing. There are no chemicals. Right.

57:26 – 57:47•Speaker 2

Therefore, there are nine things that need to be done before the construction of three fixed conditions. And The next meeting is two weeks away. That is, the report for the meeting needs to be ready by next week. It must be released. It is definitely possible.

57:54 – 58:05•Speaker 3

What we can do is open the hearing. So, that, that, that. Oh, okay. Okay, that will reduce your approval. Okay, I'll try my best. This is just a joke.

58:05•Speaker 2

So, I'll put something in it. But I don't think it can be finished by then. So, let's continue.

58:24 – 1:02:39•Speaker 3

Okay, okay. Let's continue from here. Yes, let's continue from here. If we finish it next time, you will get three weeks to complete the answer. But if you have prepared it in advance, you won't need much time. Okay, good to hear. Therefore, if we don't need more details, is this promise to be moved to August 16? Let's do that. On September 16th. Oh, September 16th. Forgive me. Usually, it's 15 minutes to 8 in the morning, right? Right? Yes. So, is that a violation of that rule? Yes, I did. So, is this a violation of the rule to remove this speech on September 16th at 8 in the morning for 15 minutes? Those who agree, say yes. Yes. Yes. Are there any opponents? No, that statement was accepted as a yes. Okay, okay. Good. Thank you. Thank you, Ron. Thank you, Ron. Thank you for your time. Good night. Hello. I asked my partner about those photos. He said, Scott, I, good, good. He took it. I didn't ask him to send more. Thank you, Ron, right. Thank you, right. Let's see. Okay, we have learned a lesson together. To be honest, I haven't gone too far with this. But let's see. We have an instruction that says, with the micro-library of sessions, community education. Let's take a minute to check this out. Who is this from? From Auburn. Little Den. Finally, I would like to express my appreciation to the Ad-hoc Committee Council for discussing opportunities and partnerships. I would like to express my appreciation to the Ad-hoc Committee Council for discussing opportunities and partnerships. I would like to express my appreciation to the Ad-hoc Committee Council for discussing opportunities and partnerships. I would like to express my appreciation to the Ad-hoc Committee Council for discussing opportunities and partnerships. I would like to express my appreciation to the Ad-hoc Committee Council for discussing opportunities and partnerships. I would like to express my appreciation to the Ad-hoc Committee Council for discussing opportunities and partnerships. I would like to express my appreciation to the Ad-hoc Committee Council for discussing opportunities and partnerships. I don't have a problem with both. Okay, I don't think I have a problem either. But if she hasn't seen what they did in the Wilson Library yet, I'm sure she'll stop to investigate. Yes. I think what they did there is a very important thing. I think it will give her some specific advice. I want that too. Me too. Yes, definitely. I want to see a clear suggestion. Then, after they check it out, if they feel they need any recommendations on things like planting in this commission, we can definitely see them. Good. Yes, I agree.

1:02:44•Speaker 2

Also, we need to include the library system director in this. I agree. We need to talk to the library officials. That would be a good thing.

1:02:57 – 1:03:50•Speaker 3

I don't know if they have to do it because it's in the capital. But what you're saying is right. It would be a good thing. I'll call them first. Yes. Yes, this is a start. Yes, that's a good question. I can contact them and let them know when the Agriculture Commission meeting is. We got this without any consent. So I think the Agriculture Commission will investigate this in the next week. Yes, Constance agrees with this suggestion. Yes, yes, I can. The Agriculture Commission can report this as well. Yes, that's right.

1:03:50•Speaker 2

If you think that the Constance and Agriculture Commission is a good idea, please send us an email.

1:04:13•Speaker 3

Because this place is needed in the library. Yes, that's right. We will have to take a place for something else. What is there?

1:04:20•Speaker 1

Yes, there is a possibility of a place there. Yes, but the person who knows it.

1:04:23•Speaker 3

That is, yes, that's right. Because they indicate this in the library, I think they have an idea about where to build it. Yes, there. Two boards.

1:04:43•Speaker 2

Let's put it in the first meeting.

1:04:46 – 1:15:13•Speaker 3

They're not asking us for money. They haven't asked us yet. I'm ready to pay the fund, but... Stop. That's what they want if they decide. So, I think that's enough. Good. Yes, I'll contact them again. And good. Now let's go to the planner's report, right? This is a wonderful thing, but do I have anything else to say? Yes, I can quickly tell you about the three things we are discussing. I had told Kambanelli about one or two meetings before. Alag had spoken to them. He said that Kambanelli did not think that any of the two construction projects that were to come should be submitted. That's why I pay attention to it. When they reach the planning board, my first job will be to make sure that no filing is required for Concom or Concom. If anything is needed, if it's small, an RDA, RDA, if it's a big project, definitely a NOI, NOI will be required. Still, I pay attention to it. Firehouse on 1984 Mass Avenue. A pre-development meeting was held with architects, engineers, town staff, the fire department, Alak and myself, and others interested in the project. They have not yet officially submitted anything to the planning board. For that, there is a possibility of a RDA, RDA coming. In 1975, the road was on the opposite side of the Mass Avenue. Do you remember the project we did last year? I don't think it's a big deal to cross it through State Highway. So let's take a look at the last project planning board. They have found the buffer area by themselves. But I don't remember exactly what it is. Now plans cannot be shared, but it seems that two or three parking spaces are moving to the 100-foot buffer area. Therefore, some of them will be convinced of what they mean by stormwater management. Yes, they will be convinced. Therefore, I need to know an answer to this. Does the city have a stormwater management authority? Yes, they need to submit an application for a stormwater management permit for the planning board. This is like the NOI we see now. Yes, most of it is handled by the town engineer. I don't know anything else about the stormwater levels. It is our good fortune to be able to handle all that. Then we have another method to come within the next two weeks. I don't remember the price of it, but someone asked about the filing fees of the NOIU that was intended to file for us. So, we can wait for that. We are going to increase the amount. So, Mary and I have a specific schedule for when to finish things. She is always on time to post things. However, I will act as a list, and if the list is not there, I will appoint a reviewer and do things in advance for everyone. To put it simply, you have to do this at least once a week to get all the posts and submissions. Yes, when you say that it is full, you mean about the filings in the regulatory view. Yes, there are more filings to come. Yes, The company can do one thing, but the firehouse has to come up with something else. We'll have to do both of them right away, whether it's RDA or NOI. Yes, we'll be able to know that right away. Then, let me see, what else is there? The OSRP ice cream was social last Saturday. The weather was very bad that day. It was very cloudy. Paribadi poornamayi mriddhakan matram mazhe undayarun illa. Engilum ekadesham padinaru per vannu, koordatilum adko mangangal. Liz avide undayarunu, online il kandu aranyu vanna chila thamasakarum undayarunu. Adhukonda adhu nalladha ayarunu. Bhagya vashal, aa paribadi kai jnan undakkaya kaaringal mattu town paribadigalilum ubiyogikan kajiyum. That's why it's not gone to waste. But most importantly, I have started to prepare an EO, Enforcement Order, for a resident who has announced that he is cutting down trees on Mass Avenue. Where? Yes. So, first, let me take this. This is not loading. Here it comes. They had filed 2004-2005-NOI-KI. Those files were not with us. Mary had gone to collect them. She found the Order of Conditions and Certificate. But it was not possible to find the plans. That was 20 years ago. I had examined the database of the Master, Master and Assessor. It seems that there are clear waterfalls in this area. The place where the trees are cut off behind their property is definitely in the waterfalls or in the buffer zone that protects the waterfalls. I have informed the building commissioner about this. We can take any action about this tomorrow. For that, I have prepared a list of enforcement orders. There are some photos next to me. If you need more information about this, I am happy to share it with you. Okay. What is this Enforcement Order? Yes, the Enforcement Order is a new thing for me too. I haven't handled this so far, but when I go to the WPA, it will be clear what it is. I can show it to you right away. I can show you another picture. There was a big tree in this area. If you look here, you can see it. If you look straight, it was also big. There will be a difference of about 4 to 5. No, this is the Flamingo Market. After the Olympics and the Oscars. Yes, Grey Pine. Yes, that is, is it behind it? Yes, it is behind it. Yes, that 7.6 acres of land is now in the hands of the Conservation Commission. That's right. Is one part of it joining our land? I don't think so, but we don't know for sure. It may be so. Yes, My belief is that last year, things took over us. Yes. No. We don't have any direct connection with them. But this will be our first incident. Okay, let me look at that enforcement order. Dave, now I know that you know this very well. The enforcement order issued by the Conservation Commission is about cutting down trees at the expense of the property. So, if there is any change in this, please tell me. This is just a joke. I'm happy to do that. The buffer zone in the second part of the property was removed and cut down trees inside the zone. Okay, but it says buffer zone, right? Yes. Yes, that would be their responsibility. Yes, yes. I think this is also in the DAP form. It has been found that such activities are taking place in the area or buffer zone within the limits of the water protection law without the permission of the authorities. Then there are other parts of this. The documents in the Certificate of Complaints that I have examined contain this information. Yes. So, are those your documents? Yes. We have the same kind of regular conditions. So, I can get a certificate. But this is a certificate that does not have any conditions that we have entered. The answer to the conditions that I have entered here is being examined. But you have to prove that the certificate is valid. She hasn't entered it in the register. Because it's in the actual answer here. So I'm one. But there's no proof in it. My intention is normal. It can be like that. It has to be like that. Yes, scroll down. Can you zoom in on that? But... Yes. Um-hum. Go on. Ah, stop for a moment. It's done. I'll do it. Okay. So, until the permanent MLD. Thank you for that. So, that's the name of the local ordinance. Yes. It will be AVE. I think it's AVE. Stop at 4. This is the permanent AVIDE. No more changes will be allowed in the water and buffer zones without the permission of Kansukom. So, it's very clear. Yes, I believe it's from A to D. That's the truth. Okay, so it's actually C. They haven't built any new buildings as far as we know. They don't take care of chemicals. But they need them.

1:15:13•Speaker 1

Yes, but changes. So, the second letter.

1:15:15 – 1:18:05•Speaker 3

C. Yes, right. So, yes, yes, what is happening? You say, right, we saw you doing this. You wrote the answers to the questions. Double quote. So, yes, we have an answer because we will continue with this. The officer who gave the answer says below this. You must immediately stop any action by landowners, agents, or anyone else who has been granted permission to do so. So, I have one or two recommendations for this. You must submit to the authority that provides a reconstruction plan, or you must submit to the authority that provides instructions before the final decision. So, go back. Go back a little. Do we still need it? No, we don't. So, the question is, do we need to fix the changes in the two solenoids below the checkbox and bring the solenoids back to their original state? The solenoids here are actually the solenoids of WPA. This is only the buffer zone, so I think it should be the next one. For the sake of re-establishing the buffer zone, the trees must be submitted to the authorities before it is re-established. Yes. You know, right? Using the trees. With the trees. Yes. Um. Then? About what? Okay. Okay. Then I'll go down. Okay. Um. Continue. But I suggest a Vetland consultant to make a plan to make the buffer zone suitable for the construction of the trees. That's a lot. Yes, there are only trees that protect the surrounding areas. Yes, all of them are available. Right? Right. That's a surrounding area, isn't it? Or is he talking about opposing the current situation? That is, if they agree to this, they will appoint a consultant to prepare a reconstruction plan, and when it is announced in front of the Commission, we can investigate it. That is, if they only intend to build Norwegian maple trees, we will definitely approve it. You know, right?

1:18:11 – 1:18:24•Speaker 2

This is what happened there. They did something to my part. They cut down a lot of trees like you see in the camera, right? We don't know if that's why they ended it. We don't know. Okay, okay.

1:18:25 – 1:19:47•Speaker 3

That's their main problem. But the villagers can't say anything. You, right, right. They have 60 days to appeal first. According to the WPA and local laws, an appeal must be filed against them. But we have to think again with the Town Council, but I think it will appeal to the Superior Court. It's not an appeal against the enforcement. If they want to develop a parking area, they will come to us and tell us. Okay. We can continue to decide whether to make changes to this or not, because the government does not allow any fixed costs. So this is a way forward for a conversation. Even if it is a small part. That's it. That's it.

1:19:47•Speaker 1

And that's it.

1:19:49 – 1:20:43•Speaker 3

That's it. They want to come and see us and tell us what to do, but there are 50 by 50 possibilities. Tell us what to do. But then it's okay. So you have 50% chance. That's it. That's it. They get this from town council answers. What? What? What? What is happening? What? What is the problem? Right. And the reason is that they have the right to file an appeal within 60 days. They have the right to file an appeal. If they don't file an appeal, if they don't do anything, if they don't follow the enforcement regulations and regulations, we will take them to court. Yes. Right. This is a civil case. Yes, and I don't think I see any evidence of criminal activity in this case. What do you think? Yes.

1:20:43•Speaker 1

Okay, this is a first case.

1:20:44 – 1:23:37•Speaker 3

Did you have any connection with them? No, not so far. So, you have to include the details of your name and connections in that part. It is available anywhere here, and I expect that if you get a call, even if you don't get a call later, I think you should try to contact them and make a request for a site. Yes, definitely. Then, should this be a certified letter or something else to be delivered to them? Yes, yes, this can be delivered directly to them. It says that a person who delivered it or a certified mail number is required, so this can be delivered to them tomorrow. Yes, right. And if you are sending this through mail, you should send it through certified or normal mail. Okay. Because most of the time they don't accept certified mail and it comes back. But normal mail doesn't come back. That means they accepted it. They accepted it. Okay. Very good. I got my instructions. Yes, the enforcement answers will be very nice. Oh yes, I am very happy. I am from Virginia. Is this or are we needing the CDC fund for this? People are giving cases. No, no, it's CPC. This feels like a disease. Um, we haven't discussed it so far, but it's definitely something we need to discuss in our next meeting. Um, we need to take part in it. Yes, we need to take part. This will be another discussion. We have something to do. Then we can focus on the next Perkins-Woods project. Yes, that's possible. We may need to make a joint request to the Commission and the Committee for the CPF funds. That is something to think about. So, something will come immediately. We can see the leaf in the morning. Um. You don't know where it is so far. Okay, I think 10,000 is about a certain amount. It's coming more. There is a decision to make. Okay, I'm done with what I have to say. Let me check what's in this pocket one more time. No, I'm done with what I have. So, is there anything else you want to say? Yes, very much. Okay, I think we got what we wanted.

1:23:37•Speaker 1

That is, what we had at home.

1:23:38•Speaker 3

So, do you have a plan to break the yoke?

1:23:52•Speaker 3

Nyaan adhu pindangan agraheekunnu. Enikki thoonun illa enike.

1:23:55•Speaker 1

Adhu pindangunnu.

1:23:56•Speaker 3

Aa prameethin meel charcha avisham illa. Anugulikunnavar adhe ennu parayuga. Adhe. Sheri. Nyaan adhu eduthaal.

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