Conservation Commission 4.12.22

Fall River Government TV Apr 13, 2022 YouTube Report Issue

The Fall River Conservation Commission held a public meeting on Tuesday, April 12, 2022, at 5:30 PM at One Government Center. The primary item of business was a request for a partial certificate of compliance for the Contractors Landing LLC project at Griffin Street (Assessor's Map D-27-0014), specifically for one of the four already constructed buildings. This request aimed to allow the sale of the building while the developer remained responsible for completing site work and constructing a fifth planned building. During the discussion, Commissioner Jim Cusick and Planning representative Caitlin Young raised concerns about site conditions. Young noted sedimentation running from the fifth building site and the absence of required "no dumping" signage. John, representing Contractors Landing LLC, confirmed that signage would be installed and Ken Malacone, also representing the developer, addressed the sedimentation issue, stating that loam would be brought in during the spring to establish new grades between houses. The commission also discussed the long-term maintenance of the common areas, including the gully and swale behind the stone walls, which will be managed by a homeowners' association once all properties are transferred. Historical water flow and the Laurel Brook watershed were also discussed. Following the discussion, a motion was made to approve the partial certificate of compliance, contingent on the installation of wetland and "no dumping" signage and reinforced silt fencing. The motion was seconded and passed by a roll call vote, though the specific vote count was not stated. The applicants thanked the commission for their consideration.

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