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The board conducted a review of a window application for 1 & 3 Washington Square. The applicant re-presented the submission, which had been previously opened at a prior meeting. The board clarified the scope of the vote, focusing solely on the application presented, and subsequently moved to approve the application.
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The Commission reviewed several residential property improvement proposals regarding their compliance with coastal zone policies. Topics included a 2-story rear addition at 66 Chestnut Ave, where material modifications were required to prevent chemical leaching; an addition and renovation at 7 Spanish Cove Rd incorporating breakaway walls and piers for flood management; an addition and alteration at 4 Magnolia Avenue requiring stormwater runoff mitigation through an infiltration system; and a flood mitigation proposal at 1 Beach Avenue involving the construction of a retaining wall and landscape planter.
The document contains the agenda for an upcoming meeting and minutes for a previous session. The meeting minutes detail site plan reviews for residential properties, including additions, alterations, and flood mitigation projects such as retaining walls and grading. The commission evaluated these projects for consistency with local waterfront policies, addressing concerns regarding zoning variances, impervious surface increases, stormwater management, and the use of materials in flood zones. The upcoming agenda covers the review of residential site plans for three additional properties.
The Planning Board held a public hearing regarding a 33-unit apartment building proposal at 1-5 Vine Street and discussed referring the project to the Board of Architectural Review. Additionally, the Board considered residential site plans for 9 N. Brook Road, 23 Edgewood Ave, and 64 Myrtle Blvd, referring these matters to the Coastal Zone Management Commission. Finally, the Board approved a resolution denying a tree removal permit appeal for 35 Marbourne Drive.
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