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Home My WebLink AboutAPP INLAND WETLANDS APPLICATION • s �lTO BE COMPLETED BY COMMISSION: APPLICATION#: (� ( � )ERMITTED USE€ NON-REGULATED USE€ REGULATED ACTIVITY€ SUBDIVISION REVIEW€ SIGNIFICANT ACTIVITY z r' c FEE PAID DATE SUBMITTED DATE RECEIVED • APPLICANT INSTRUCTIONS: ALL APPLICANTS MUST COMPLETE THIS APPLICATION FORM. THE COMMISSION WILL NOTIFY THE APPLICANT OF ANY ADDITIONAL INFORMATION THAT MAY BE REQUIRED AND WILL SCHEDULE A PUBLIC HEARING IF NECESSARY. IN ADDITION TO THE INFORMATION SUPPLIED THE APPLICANT MAY SUBMIT OTHER SUPPORTING FACTS OR DOCUMENTS WHICH MAY ASSIST THE COMMISSION IN ITS EVALUATION OF THIS PROPOSAL. PLEASE SUBMIT THREE COPIES OF THE APPLICATION AND THREE COPIES OF ANY OTHER DOCUMENTS AT LEAST TEN DAYS PRIOR TO THE MEETING. 1Y'NAME OF APPLICANT -J L tl"F' SSVIC�rti SO(I II% HOME ADDRESS 2 er Ln `G. _ k. I (03755 53k4 9 �7 BUSINESS ADDRESS N' TELEPHONE NUMBER ( U) BtiQ-- 2. APPLICANT'S INTEREST IN THE PROPERTY: OWNER .� LESSEE LESSOR 1 OTHER p` , r' 3. NAME OF PROPERTY OWNER lc14.1 u111 NClr(411(1► AB HOMEBRES'S (eco) 454 ,q 1 DUCINC&G ADDRESS 23 ft-rb ettS nalcrialMEPHANIE4IUMBER 1(•11 5® BUS,- • 4. ATTACH A WRITTEN WITNESSED CONSENT TO THE PROPOSED ACTIVITY BY THE OWNER IF THE APPLICANT IS NOT THE OWNER. 5.1."GEOGRAPHICAL LOCATION OF THE PROPERTY(KEY MAP SCALED'T 1'- 000'MAY BE SHOWN ON A DETAILED PLAN OF THE PROPOSAL) a. THIS PROPERTY MAY BE REACHED FROM C1Ok'InpS� OCEEDING(NORTH),(EAST),(WEST),(SOUTH)ON ROUTE OR AND THE FOLLOWING SPECIFIC DIRECTIONS (fie c cic e(\ b. LOT NUMBER ASSESSOR'S MAP NUMBER, 5C') � zdC e -oattiale AREA(S): PROPERTY 'q 10 aCA.Q0'WETLANDSNVATERCOURSES INCLUDING 50'BUFFER TO BE DISTURBED 6. DESCRIBE THE ACTIVITY AND PURPOSE FOR WHICH AUTHORIZATION IS REQUESTED. (MAYBE ATTACHED ON A SEPARATE SHEET OR INCLUDED ON THE DETAILED PLAN.) e_NefQ 5 h SPC r a. PROPOSED ACTIVITY WILL INVOLVE THE FOLLOWING WITHIN THE INLAND WETLANDS- -- R.CnI iRSE eREA ev-ace L ALTERATION€ CONSTRUCTION€ DEPOSITION OF MATERIALS€ POLLUTION€ REMOVAL OF MATERIAL€ Coarne sciM S QUANTITY(CU.YDS.) QUANTITY(CU.YDSt(. I[YTV) b. ATTACH A GENERAL DESCRIPTION OF THE PROPOSAL AND IDENTIFICATION OF EACH REGULATED ACTIVITY FOR WHICH A PERMIT IS SOUGHT. INCLUDE NATURE AND VOLUME OF MATERIAL TO BE PLACED,REMOVED,OR TRANSFERRED. INCLUDE ALTERNATIVES WHICH WERE CONSIDERED. c. ATTACH A SKETCH SHOWING LOCATION OF PROPOSED ACTIVITY ON PROPERTY. att.-:i:;.C IC.-be .4.701; - + .5 K e'ch caj-tac:v • d. ATTACH A DETAILED PLAN OF THE PROPOSAL. IDENTIFY INLAND WETLANDS AND WATERCOURSES. NOTE AREAS OF PROPERTY AND PROJECT IN ACRES AND SQUARE FEET. NOTE DIMENSIONS OF WETLANDS OR WATERCOURSE DISTURBANCE. NOTE SOIL TYPES AND EXISTING VEGETATION. •e. TITLE AND DATE OF PLAN c��C\ri'1� [� cxr2\0'1:( L CC': �.rc to b V \L\rvel` 1._ s &c p e- Ct hi cci- (a,7I 0-1 vo/tc d [01041 • ( l 7J.y NAMES AND ADDRESSES OF ADJACENT PROPERTY OWNERS(ATTACH SHEET)/4)e ® '' ,�-;1�, 2-"\ �� PNS v Y Desh5e. ; PTO e6 . 0 fit-= d'Qeh 8. THE PROPERTY TO BE AFFECTED BY THE PROPOSED ACTIVITY CONTAINS A: SWAMP MARSH BOG LAKE ORP ND STREAM OI}RIVE FLOOD Sic PLAIN OTHER REGULATED AREA(DESCRIBE) (f1 � Y„- � .��rk6c U� C Nei" Y ear U n^ 9. COMPLETE STATE REPORT FORM AND ATTACH. 1"� \J i- THE UNDERSIGNED APPLICANT HEREBY CONSENTS TO NECESSARY AND PROPER INSPECTIONS OF THE ABOVE-MENTIONED PROPERTY BY AGENTS OF THE MONTVILLE INLAND WETLANDS COMMISSION AT REASONABLE TIMES,BOTH BEFORE AND AFTER THE PERMIT IN QUESTION HAS BEEN GRANTED BY THE COMMISSION. THE UNDERSIGNED SWEARS THAT THE INFORMATION SUPPLIED IN THE COMPLETED APPLICATION IS ACCURATE: TO THE BEST OF HIS KNOWLEDGE AND BELIEF. I J 5 i SIGNATURE OF APPLICANT �Si Q 1_ D i �C\ �L � DATE L I USI • 4111 Inland Wetlands Application for David & Jill Il' ;'rchini 23 Andersen Lane (Lot 50)—Oakdale, CT 06370—(860) 848-2971 October-- 2004 -- Purpose of Application: • Installation of pool-code fencingorrrear and side-yards of private property-located at 23 Andersen Lane. Fencing will need to traverse right, rear corner of property designated as a wetland's buffer. Approximate-affected area of buffer is 3000-square feet. Location of property: • Exit 79 off of I-3 95 Nor S. • Bear right onto Rte 163. • Travel approx. 2.5 mi to Chesterfield-Rd-orrleft.--(Montville transfer-statioirwill-be on right side ...brown fencing). — - • Follow Chesterfield Rd to 4 way stop. • Turn right onto Old Colchester Rd. • Travel Old Colchester Rd for-approxi 8/10th of a mile. • At new subdivision, turn left onto Adamo Dr. Follow to D'Amato Dr. • Turn left onto D'Amato follow-for-short distance- Andersen Ln will-be the first right. Number 23 is the third house on the right ... brown colonial with green shutters. Description of Activity: • Installation of pool-code fencing with a combination of white PVC privacy fencing on front and sides of planned area, transitioning to black wire fencing through out rear property line through wetlands buffer Fencingirrbuffered area will be approximately 95' of rear property line, with a right angle adjoining approximately 50' of right-sided property line. Alternatives:—Enclosing--the-entire-rear-and side yard is the-only-feasible alternative. A privacy fence is required on the left-hand side yard. Because of location of proposed in ground pool, fencingai ouncHt solely would be unsightly and imps actical for the needs of the family. • Means of fence installation in buffer zone: Fence construction, in buffer area, will consist of black coated wire stretched to metal posts spaced 10 feet on center. Said posts will be hammered into soil directly using a manual-hand-held post-hammer peroral description of fencing contractor(Luther Fence). Approximately 5-6 posts in the affected area will need to be cemented into-the ground for structural integrity. Post holes will be dug manually with a hand-held post hole digger. Material removed from holes will be relocated to left side yard and stockpiled, to be used in construction of a new stone retaining wall in that area. The wire fencing will follow the existing contours of terrain. Minimal disturbance-of wetland-buffer area will be ardently attempted by both the homeowners and fencing contractor. • Minimal clearing of fence line as fencing and pool codes dictate. At time of walk- through with contractor(mid-September, 2004)-very few potential obstacles were noted. Ferns and small bushes will not need to be removed as the fence will be stretched through such vegetation. The maiir-disturbance-wilt-be-theneed to create two, 4-foot openings in the existing farmer's wall for the fence to pass through. Home ownerswillmanually remove stones one by one and-relocate them to the left-side yard. Said stones will be stockpiled with a remnant pile already existing in-left side yard. The base fieldstones of each opening will remain intact -The fence-wire-will be-stretched between-the stones as to leave the soil undisturbed. In addition, some-of the removed stones will be re-placed in the each opening for cosmetic-iepan,to the extent that codes will allow: Alternatives: If an obstacle is encountered during installation, homeowners and fencing contractor will work together-to considerall-possible ways around said obstacle as to leave buffer area as undisturbed as possible. - • Selective clearing of wetland'sbuffer area-hr-general: Very minimal clearing_of vegetation will be pursued in the buffer zone. There are two small trees on edge on buffer zone that will be.removed: These are located near the rightside yard-in fi ont of the farmer's wall. Trunk and limbs will be given-to neighbors for firewood. Stumps will remain intact in soil. Clearing beyond-the-wall will consist mainly of cosmetic clean up, i.e., removal of dangling vines, dead wood and broken branches. Natural plantings and soil will be left undisturbed--Alternatives This area will not be in use by the family but needs to be fenced.per building codes as affected by the proposed in-ground pool. Only decaying elements are sought-to be cleared-from view in the area. • Removal/reuse of farmer's fieldstones: Said stones were stockpiled by the builder of the home and left in the middle edge-of buffer-area. A non-professional estimate pf approximately 1500 cubic feet of field stone is involved. Home owners will have these stones relocated by mechanical-equipment-to-left-side yard and stockpiled-with other stones in area. These stones will be used to create-a new wall in left side yard, to assist in retaining soil from grade-change-created-byconstruction of home. Disturbed-buffer area will be re-graded as needed. Replanting of ferns, small shrubs and grass will follow in order to return area-to a-luume natural-setting. The existing-farmer's wall behind stone pile will be re-built if stones are dislodged during removal. AlterUatives: This stone pile is unsightly and takes-up a--large section of the usable back yard... The stones themselves are perfect for constructing a new wall on the property. -