NOTICE OF FIELD TRIP

CONSERVATION COMMISSION

The Westport Conservation Commission will conduct a site visit on Friday, September 21, 2018 at 9:00 a.m. to the following properties for orientation purposes only in preparation for reviewing agenda items at its September 25, 2018 special meeting:

1.       25 Oak Ridge Park:  Application #WPL-10650-18 by Barr Associates on behalf of Debra Kowalsky to maintain the existing dock, pool, pool patio and storage garage; remove the existing shed and deck and construct a new single family residence with driveway, pool equipment pad and associated site appurtenances. Work is within the WPL area of the Saugatuck River.

2.       28, 36, 38, 39, 41, 42, 43, 44, 45, 47, Parcel A05 Lot 4 and Parcel A05 Lot 5 Hiawatha Lane (if necessary):  Application #IWW,10619-18 and WPL -10659-18 by Summit Saugatuck LLC on behalf of Saugatuck Summit LLC, Anne M. Mantia, Estate of Crystal Christensen, Hannelore Walsh, Frank P Bottone and David H Ogilvy for a proposed 187-unit multi-family rental development presented in five buildings with associated site improvements.

3.       2 Pierway Landing: Request by Colin Ambrose to modify condition 16 and eliminate conditions 19 and 23 of Resolution #WPL-9657-13 for an in-ground pool, patio and deck expansion.

4.       9 Fresenius Road: Application #IWW,WPL/E-10662-18 by Alison Danzberger on behalf of James & Leslie Kickham for the partial demolition of an existing house and to construct a new home over the existing slab. Portion of the work is within the upland review area. 

5.       16 Fresenius Road:  Application #AA,WPL/E-10637-18 by Barr Associates LLC on behalf of Patricia C Davis for a proposed 3-lot subdivision with site regrading for Lots A, B and C and an Open Space Parcel.

6.       243 Sturges Highway: Request by Achilles Architects on behalf of Victoria Gouletas for issuance of a staff-level permit for a new deck and building additions within the 30 ft. and 50 ft. upland review areas and WPLO area of Deadman’s Brook.

Members will meet at the Conservation Department first to carpool. Some sites might be especially wet and or be prone to ticks so appropriate clothing and footwear is recommended.

Posted with the Town Clerk’s Office on Friday, September 14, 2018