ABANDONMENT: Dunn Road ABSTRACTS: GENERAL FUND ...
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REGULAR BOARD MEETING<br />
FEbKUARY 3, 19aj<br />
TOHN HALL<br />
/:3U P.M.<br />
Tom Bluhm: Excavation was designed so that there was no dike to<br />
be constructed to retain the water, it la a hole iri the ground,<br />
ihere is no dike above ground. Drainage out of the pond itseit<br />
tollows an existing arainage gully tnat traverses through the<br />
woods as it 18 now. He did not want to propose a dixe because<br />
It 13 raucri tougher to get that type of proposal through tne<br />
D.E.C. basically we did not ao that. He kept everything below<br />
tne original ground on the outside. There is no dike. The<br />
tnree (3) teet ot lining should retain the water in there.<br />
There is an eighteen (i8) inch corrugated steel pipe tor miriimal<br />
overflows ana iignt rainfall. Ihere is also an overflow weir<br />
gear design which wnl let larger quantities ot water tiow<br />
through that. Tnat is protected by heavy stone cobbles in that<br />
portion ot overtlow weir.<br />
Tom Momberger: The Master Plan has soil stability in an<br />
ditferent parts ot tne town and i thiriK it would be interesting<br />
It triey looked at trie soil stability in tnat area. Ano it wnat<br />
this gentleman says is true about that being aoie to retain<br />
titteen miinon (ii;,uuO.OoO) ganons ot viater according to Mr.<br />
Buyers calculation, i thinK tnat would be a good point tor tns<br />
Town Engineer to taKe a IOOK at. To see it tnis property is<br />
able to maintain that amount ot water.<br />
Frank Lisoviksi, 5461 Shero <strong>Road</strong>: Most roads when they are<br />
designed are usually designed on a cut an till basis, its more<br />
economical tor one. tne same type ot fill as the soils arouna.<br />
Its compacted trie same way ana everything else. Hhy was this<br />
road designed three hundred thousarid (300.000) cubic yaras<br />
short? Hhat is your ramification, meaning ot modification on<br />
the road with the project tingineer on site before the spring<br />
weather sets in. Hodity tnat roaa where you can mayoe cut a<br />
little here ana you aon't nave to put this pona in. Use these<br />
high spots your cutting off as tne tin. I don't know how long<br />
we are on this project. 1 reany oon't Know. I Know tnat tne<br />
trees are down, i aon't see any excavation being done or mucn<br />
ot It yet. Hnat is tne teasiDility ot remoditying or redoing<br />
this road a little nit so this pond doesn't nave to be dug and<br />
the till can be garnered from on site:'<br />
Ahdrew Forestal: He'd love to. He are not the designers.<br />
Supervisor Kennedy: i think wnat that amounts to is that there<br />
13 a certain grade level that tney have to maintain. You would<br />
have a much steeper grade level than tnat, you don't have enough<br />
tin there to maintain the graae level that is required trom tne<br />
D.O.T. They have maximum grade levels,<br />
I think everyone is aware of the steep roadways we have in that<br />
particular eno ot town where you previously went down Polish<br />
hill <strong>Road</strong> or Ptarner <strong>Road</strong> or Rice <strong>Road</strong> they are all very steep<br />
drop ofts. It wouldn't certainly be acceptable for an access<br />
road. That is one ot the reasons why the Fire trucks etc,<br />
utilize Brown Hill <strong>Road</strong>, because tnere is no other roadway there<br />
that IS really attective to service that end of the community.<br />
This road wnen constructed wiii nave a grade level that is<br />
acceptable.<br />
A recommendation was made by Supervisor Kennedy to recess the<br />
PuDiic Hearing because of factors tnat have been brought to our<br />
attention nere to review some or your comments and to review<br />
with the Plai.nihg Boara some ot their concerns and some ot their<br />
comiv.ents. Also, to give the t-oara memoers and opportuvnty tc- ao<br />
the same.<br />
Supervisor Kennedy received can today trom Ken Tait ot tne<br />
U.£.".C. in Clean ana they are aoinci the Si:i)R review tor this<br />
particular project.<br />
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