64-255 - 100 SWAMPSCOTT ROAD - CONSERVATION COMMISSION • �i:L' Sbv!LI.Mf'�c.�T i2� �'7�- C�K�Z55
Cf�
',
i<
i
I
4-o
I
r
i
1
1
4
LAND COURT SURVEYS SUBDIVISIONS REGISTERED LAND SURVEYOR REGISTEREDCIVIL ENGINEER
LOTSURVEYS MORTGAGESURVEYS CONSULTING
PARSONS AND FAIA, INC. RECEIVED
60 LEWIS STREET LYNN, MASSACHUSETTS[0)-90-Z- _2 CSE I_ rrg
593-7927
SALEM
PLANNING DEPT C
Salem Conservation Commission
One Salem Green
Salem,Mass.01970 November 19, 1999
RE: D.E.P. File Number 64-255
100 Swampscott Road
Salem, Mass.
Dear Commission Members,
1 have reviewed the Order Of Conditions for the above referenced site
Which is filed in Book 13952 Page 493-498 at the South Essex Registry Of Deeds.
1 have also reviewed the site plan prepared by this firm,and have made a visual
on site inspection.
In my opinion,the site was constructed in accordance with the record
data.
If you should have any questions,please contact our office.
Me
ar es '
,A OF Mgrs
o`a� CHARLES 9nS
DANIEL G
FAIA m
v 90316 y
qFA/GTEaFO 2
l9�O Sn R`t�yO
JOHN R. KEILTY, COUNSELOR AT LAW
40 LOWELL STREET TELEPHONE (978) 531-7900
PEABODY, MA 01960 FACSIMILE (978) 531-2479
July 29,1998x r—r,
Conservation Commission tom" t
City of Salem
One Salem Green
Salem MA 01960
Attn: Steve Dibble
Re: DEP File No. 64-255
Dear Mr. Dibble:
This letter will serve as a formal request for a modification of the above captioned Order
of Conditions.
The applicant Dana DiLisio, Trustee is requesting authority to pave the two parking
spaces (20' x 20') closest to the structure which serves as the office for the mini-golf course. The
pavement area would pitch away from the resource area toward the parking area. There will be a
shared unloading area and a walk way which would join the two handicap spaces to the apron
around the building.
There is currently a sidewalk apron around the building and the handicap spaces closest to
the building would be joined to it by pavement. This request is made to achieve compliance with
the ADA requirements. The total paved area would be approximately 320 square feet.
Verytruly yours,
/ John R. Ke' , E e
JRK/mis
F.�
310 CMR 10. 99 DEP File No.
64-255
r
(To be provided by DEP)
Form 5 Salem
City/Town
Vin Dilisio
I({ql i cant
Commonweal th
of Massachusetts Amended July 23, 1998
Order of Conditions
Massachuetts Wetlands Protection Act
G.L. c . 131, 540
From Salem Conservation Commission Issuing Authority
To Mr. Vin Dilisio N.S Tennis & Squash Club
(Name of Applicant) (Name of property owner)
Address 1 Alvin Rd, Swampscott, MAAddress 98 Swampscott Rd, Salem, MA
This Order is issued and delivered as follows:
❑ by hand delivery to applicant or representative on (date)
® by certified mail, return receipt requested on orrnlhpr 11 , 1996 (date).
This project is located at 100 Swamps rt Ed , c, _14A
The property is recorded at the Registry of Essex
Book 5219 Page 588
Certificate (if registered)
The Notice of Intent for this project was filed on July 2. 1996 (date)
The public hearing was closed on September 26, 1996 (date)
Findings
The Commission has reviewed the above-referenced Notice of Intent and plans and has
held a public hearing or the project. Based on the information available to the Commission. at this
time, the Commission has determined that the area on which the proposed work is to be done is
significant to the following interests in accordance with the Presumptions of Significance set forth in the
regulations for each Area Subject to Protection under the Act (check as appropriate):
public water supply AA Flood Control Land containing shellfish
Private water supply ky Storm damage prevention Fisheries
Ground water supply Prevention of pollution Protection of Wildlife Habitat
Total Filing Fee Submitted $525.00 State Share $250.00
(1/2 fee in excess of $25)
City/Town Share $275.00
Tota( Refund Due f City/Town Portion f State Portion$
(1/2 total) (1/2 total)
Effective 11/10/89 5-1
•1
Therefore, the Commission hereby finds that the following conditions
are necessary, in accordance with the Performance Standards set fortion h in the
regulation_, .c protect those interests checked above. The
Com
orders that all work shall be performed in accordance with said conditions and
with the Notice of Intent referenced above. To the extent that the following
conditions modify or differ from the plans, specifications or other proposals
submitted with the Notice of Intent, the conditions shall control.
General Conditions
1. Failure to comply with all conditions stated herein, and with all related
statutes and other regulatory measures, shall be deemed cause to revoke
or modify this Order.
2. The'Order does not grant any property rights or any exclusive privileges;
it does not authorize any injury to private property or invasion of
private rights. -
3. This Order does not relieve the permittee or any other person of the
necessity of complying with all other appl.icable federal, state or local
statutes, ordinances, by-laws or regulations.
4. The work authorized hereunder shall be completed within three years from
the date of this Order unless either of the following apply:
(a) the work is a maintenance dredging project as provided for in the
Act; or
(b) the time for completion has been extended to a specified date more
than three years, but less than five years, from the date of issuance
and both that date and the special circumstances warranting the
extended time period are set forth in this Order.
S. This Order may be extended by the issuing authority for one or more
periods of up to three years each upon application to the issuing
authority at least 30 days prior to the expiration date of the Order.
6. Any ; ill used in connection with this project shall be clean fill,
containing no trash, refuse, rubbish or debris, including but not limited
to lumber, bricks, plaster, wire, lath, paper, cardboard, pipe, tires,
ashes, refrigerators, -rotor vehicles or parts of any of the foregoing.
7. No work shall be undertaken until all administrative appeal periods from
this Order have elapsed or, if such an appeal has been filed, until all
proceedings before the Department have been completed.
8. No work shall be undertaken until the Final order has been recorded
in the Registry of Deeds or the Land Court for the district in which
the land is located, within the chain oftitle of the affected
property. In the case of recorded land, the Final Order shall also
be noted in the Registry' s Grantor Index under the name of the owner
of the land upon which the proposed work is to be done. In the case
of registered land, the Final order shall also be noted on the Land
Court Certificate of Title of the owner of the land upon which the
proposed work is to be dne.siThe on theoformgatnthe endnofshall
thisborder
submitted to the Commission
prior to commencement of the work.
9. A sign shall be displayed at the site not less than two square feet or
more than three square feet in size bearing the words,
"Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection,
File Number 64-255
10. Where the Department of Environmental Protection is requested to make a
determination and to issue a Superseding Order, the Conservation
commission shall be a party to all agency proceedings and hearings before
the Department.
S-2
l_
--S 11. Up
pn completion of the work described herein, the applicant shall
forthwith request in writing that a Certificate of Compliance be issued
'stating -L—^x the work has been satisfactorily completed.
12. The work skiall conform to the following plans and special conditions:
Plans:
Title Dated Signed and Stamped by: On File with:
Proposed Site Plan
Swa srot.r Rd. .T,ina ^L. 199b Charles Daniel Faia Salem Conservation Commission
Special Conditions (Use additional paper if necessary)
SEE ATTACHED
Amended 7/23/98 to allow for the paring of two (2) handicap parking
spaces and, walkway.
(Leave Space Blank)
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
5-3A
Issued Ey Salem Conservation Commission
r
� 1
Signature(s)
This Order must :De signed by a majority of the Conservation Commission.
On this 26thday of September 19 96 before me
personally appeared the above named , to me known to be the
person described in and who executed the foregoing instrument and acknowledged
that he/she executed the same as his/her free act and deed.
zz�c u
No y Public My commission. erpires
The applicant, the owner, any person agrrieved by this Order, any owner of lard abutting the land upon which
the proposed work is to be done, or any ten residents of the city or town in which such land is located, are
hereby nctified of their right to request the Department of Environmental protection to issue a Superseding
Order, providing the request is made by certified mail or hand delivery to the Department, with the
appropriate filing fee and Fee Transmittal Form as provided in 310 CMR 10.03(7), within ten days from the
date of issuance of this determination. A copy of the request shall at the same time be sent by certified
mail or hard delivery to the Conservation Commission and the applicant.
Detach on dotted line and submit to the
Commission prior to commencement of work.
............................................................................................................
Issuing Authority
To
Please be advised that the Order of Conditions for the project at
File Number has been recorded at the Registry of and
has been noted in the chain of title of the affected property in accordance with General Condition B on
,19
If recorded land, the instrument number which identifies this transaction is
If registered land, the document number which identifies this transaction is
Applicant.
Signature
5-4A
e a
x
SPECIAL CONDITIONS
DEP#64-255 100 SWAMPSCOTT ROAD
1. All work shall conform to the above-referenced Notice of Intent, site plan and supporting
documents and those final specifications which shall be filed with the Commission prior to
construction. Final design shall include to the greatest extent possible a twenty foot(20') no
disturbance setback. A request for modification shall be made if work extends into the twenty
foot(20') no disturbance setback. Any change made or intended to be made to the approved plans
shall require the applicant to inquire of the Commission in writing whether the change is
substantial enough to require the filing of a new Notice of Intent.
2. Members and agents of the Commission shall have the right to enter and inspect the
premises at all reasonable times to evaluate compliance with the conditions in this Order. The
Commission may require the applicant to submit additional data or information necessary for the
Commission to conduct that evaluation.
3. Upon completion of the project, the applicant shall submit, with the request for a
Certification of Compliance, an affidavit, prepared by a professional engineer or land surveyor
registered in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, stating that the site has been developed in
accordance with the requirements of this Order of Conditions, the referenced site plan and
supporting documents.
4. This Order shall apply to every successor in control or successor in interest of the
property described int he Notice of Intent and accompanying plans or part thereof. In the event
this land or any part thereof changes ownership before or during construction, the current owner
shall notify the new owner, by registered mail, of this Order prior to the transfer of ownership
and shall forward proof of this notification to the Commission.
5. Prior to commencement of construction activity, a haybale barrier shall be placed down
gradient of construction to prevent siltation of the adjacent wetland. Hay bales shall be anchored
with stakes and entrenched 4 to 6 inches in depth. Trench material shall be deposited on the up
gradient side of the haybale barrier. Haybales shall be inspected daily; those showing signs of
deterioration shall be replaced immediately. The haybale barrier shall remain in proper
functioning condition until all disturbed areas have been stabilized.
6. Additional erosion and sedimentation control measures deemed necessary by the
Commission shall be instituted by the applicant. Any siltation caused onto any wetland or
waterway area shall be promptly reported to the Commission. Such areas shall be restored to the
satisfaction of the Commission.
7. During construction, no debris, fill, or excavated material shall be stockpiled within 100
feet of designated wetlands. Any other stockpile location will be protected sufficient to prevent
sediment from surface runoff entering wetlands.
8. Equipment servicing and overnight equipment storage must be conducted outside the
buffer zone. Equipment must be maintained to prevent leakage or discharge of pollutants.
9. *No spill or discharge of petroleum products or other pollutants will occur within 100
feet of any wetland resource area.
10. *Use or storage of rock salt(sodium chloride) or other toxic de-icing chemicals is
prohibited within 100 feet of the resource area. Any arrangement for snow removal shall
stipulate the ban.
11. Notice shall be given this Commission no more than 2 weeks nor less than 2 days prior to
the commencement of construction activities. Said notice shall include, in writing,the names(s),
address(es), and business and home telephone numbers of the project supervisor(s) responsible
for insuring that operations are conducted in compliance with this Order.
12. *Minimal pruning and no removal of any buffer zone or wetland vegetation will occur
down gradient of the staked haybale line.
13. All disturbed soils shall be immediately and similarly re-vegetated upon completion of
construction activities or shall be mulched until the next growing season. Hydroseeding will be
initiated no later than September 15.
14. *Organic fertilizers used for landscaping and lawn care shall contain a low nitrogen
content and be used in moderation. Pesticides and herbicides shall not be used within 20 feet of
the resource area.
15. No bituminous concrete shall be utilized in parking areas.
16. The Order of Conditions including these Special Conditions shall be posted on site.
*ongoing conditions that do not expire upon completion of the project or issuance of a Certificate
of Compliance.
sd\concom\ooc\minigolf
4%oN Cpl
ZW z Conservation C"i1111 ssion
Salem. Massachusetts 01970
W
ASSNCa�y
City of Salem
Conservation Commission
Will hold a public hearing for a Notice of Intent under the Wetlands Protection Act,
Massachusetts General Laws, Chapter 131, Section 40, at the request of Vin Dilisio, 1 Alvin
Road, Swampscott, MA 01907. The purpose of the hearing is to discuss the effects of the
construction of a crushed stone driveway, walkway, and parking area including a building with
utility connections and footbridge across a stream to a proposed miniature golf course at 100
Swampscott Road. Activities will occur in a buffer zone and at footbridge crossing.
This hearing will be held on Thursday, July 11, 1996 at 7:00 p.m. in the second floor conference
room at One Salem Green.
Fred Harney
Chairman
July 3, 1996
Please send bill to:
Vin Dilisio
1 Alvin Road
Swampscott, MA 01907
jm\bd\concnomt
i
tr
310 CMR 10. 99 DEP Fi Le No.
Form 9 (To be provided by DEP)
city/Tw SALEM
Applicant
Ccezvonweal th
of Massachusetts
Enforcement Order
Massachusetts Wetlands Protection Act, G.L. c. 131, 540
From SALEM CONSERVATION C0124ISSION Issuing Authority
To Mr. Vin Dilisio 1 Alvin Road Swamnsrarr MA m on'7
Date of Issuance February 27 1997
Property lot/parcel number, address 98 Swamnscott Road, Salem, MA 01970
Extent and type of activity:
Extensive violations of Order of Conditions 64-255; cutting, filling, stockpiling,
grading, lack of haybale maintenance, etc.
The Commission has determined that the activity described
above is in violation of the Wetlands Protection Act,' G.L. c. 131, 540, and
the Regulations promu.Lgated pursuant thereto: 310 CMR 10.00, because:
❑ Said activity has been/is being conducted without a valid Order of
Conditions.
® Said activity has been/is being conducted in violation of an Order of
Conditions issued to Mr. Vin Dilisio , datedQ/9r,/,96
File number 64-255 Condition number(s)1,5,6,7.8. 12, 16.
® Other (specify)
Plan: enlarged parking lot, driveways, lack of no cut zones, work also being
performed on non-permitted adjoining property.
The Commission hereby orders the following:
The property owner, his agents, permittees and all others shall
immediately cease and desist from further activity affecting the wetland
portion of this property.
❑ wetland alterations resulting from said activity shall be corrected and
the site returned to its original condition.
Effective 11/10/89 9-1
Issued by SALEM CONSERVATION Commission
❑ Complete:: aeilicacion forms and plans as required by the Act and
Regulations shall be filed with the
on or before (date) ,
and no further work shall be performed until a public hearing has been held
and an Order of Conditions has been issued to regulate said work.
Application forms are available at:
® The property owner shall take every reasonable step to prevent further
violations of the act.
® Other (specify)
Ordered to cease all work affecting the wetland or areas within the buffer zone.
Further ordered to appear before this Commission to discuss said violations at
the Commissions next meeting on Thursday, March 13, 1997, 7:00 p.m. located
at One Salem Green, Second Floor Conference Room, Salem, MA.
Failure to comply with this Order may constitute grounds for legal action,
Massachusetts General Laws Chapter 131, Section 40 provides :
Whoever violates any provision of this section shall be punished
by a fine of not more than twenty-five thousand dollars or by
imprisonment for not more than two years or both, Each day or
portion thereof of continuing violation shall constitute a separate
offense.
Questions regarding this Enforcement Order should be directed to
Stephen Dibble Assistant Planner (508) 745-9195 x ' 11
Issued b}• Salem Conservation Commission -
Signature (s)—
(Signature
ommissioSignature (s) (Signature of delivery person
or certified mail number)
9-2b
P65k rc ,�' ORder Si+eT�s�oh-a v �-li.,
• ` �C��S �w^�j'(I's��"'P incl✓QQ. In:St.l:Sk�� a"d Gufh�:9i�f�'T$r S�e�P'�'^g� 100 lark o a7 Pa.�v i-V as
t' ti �a,�c�w`a{a:.��U.a•-ce/j� �Ia+^c� '"S 1`� dr;vrw?�s � ��1�;6� �
5PE1�AL CONDITIONS
DEP #64-255 100 SWAMPSCOTT ROAD
1P All work shall conform to the above-referenced Notice of Intent, site plan and supporting
documents and those final specifications which shall be filed with the Commission prior to
construction. Final design shall include to the greatest extent possible a twenty foot (20') no
disturbance setback. A request for modification shall be made if work extends into the twenty
foot (20') no disturbance setback. Any change made or intended to be made to the approved plans
shall require the applicant to inquire of the Commission in writing whether the change is
substantial enough to require the filing of a new Notice of Intent.
2. Members and agents of the Commission shall have the right to enter and inspect the
premises at all reasonable times to evaluate compliance with the conditions in this Order. The
Commission may require the applicant to.submit additional data or information necessary for the
Y
Commission to conduct that evaluation.
3. Upon completion of the project, the applicant shall submit, with the request for a
Certification of Compliance, an affidavit, prepared by a professional engineer or land surveyor
registered in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, stating that the site has been developed in
accordance with the requirements of this Order of Conditions, the referenced site plan and
supporting documents.
4. This Order shall apply to every successor in control or successor in interest of the
property described int he Notice of Intent and accompanying plans or part thereof. In the event
this land or any part thereof changes ownership before or during construction, the current owner
shall notify the new owner, by registered mail, of this Order prior to the transfer of ownership
and shall forward proof of this notification to the Commission.
V Prior to commencement of construction activity, a haybale barrier shall be placed down
gradient of construction to prevent siltation of the adjacent wetland. Hay bales shall be anchored
with stakes and entrenched 4 to 6 inches in depth. Trench material shall be deposited on the up
gradient side of the haybale barrier. Haybales shall be inspected daily; those showing signs of
deterioration shall be replaced immediately. The haybale barrier shall remain in proper
functioning condition until all disturbed areas have been stabilized.
,�6.� Additional erosion and sedimentation control measures deemed necessary by the
Commission shall be instituted by the applicant. Any siltation caused onto any wetland or
waterway area shall be promptly reported to the Commission. Such areas shall be restored to the
satisfaction of the Commission.
c7 V During construction, no debris, fill, or excavated material shall be stockpiled within 100
feet of designated wetlands. Any other stockpile location will be protected sufficient to prevent
sediment from surface runoff entering wetlands.
8. Equipment servicing and overnight equipment storage must be conducted outside the
buffer zone. Equipment must be maintained to prevent leakage or discharge of pollutants.
9. *No spill or discharge of petroleum products or other pollutants will occur within 100
feet of any wetland resource area.
10. *Use or storage of rock salt(sodium chloride) or other toxic de-icing chemicals is
prohibited within 100 feet of the resource area. Any arrangement for snow removal shall
stipulate the ban.
11. Notice shall be given this Commission no more than 2 weeks nor less than 2 days prior to
the commencement of construction activities. Said notice shall include, in writing, the names(s),
address(cs), and business and home telephone numbers of the project supervisor(s) responsible
for insuring that operations are conducted in compliance with this Order.
<I1s�2>. *Minimal pruning and no removal of any buffer zone or wetland vegetation will occur
down gradient of the staked haybale line.
13. All disturbed soils shall be immediately and similarly re-vegetated upon completion of
construction activities or shall be mulched until the next growing season. Hydroseeding will be
initiated no later than September 15.
14. *Organic fertilizers used for landscaping and lawn care shall contain a low nitrogen
content and be used in moderation. Pesticides and herbicides shall not be used within 20 feet of
the resource area.
1155.. j No bituminous concrete shall be utilized in parking areas.
�16 The Order of Conditions including these Special Conditions shall be posted on site.
*ongoing conditions that do not expire upon completion of the project or issuance of a Certificate
of Compliance.
sd\concom\ooc\minigolf
GULF OF MAINE RESEARCH CENTER INC.
ENVIRONMENTAL CONSULTING SERVICES
204 LAFAYETTE STREET
SALEM, MA 01970
(508) 745-6618
September 23, 1996 FAX(508)741-8648
Mr. Fred Harney, Chairman
Salem Conservation Commission
One Salem Green
Salem, MA 01970
Re: V. DiLisio
Swampscott Road, Salem, MA
DEP File# 64-255
Dear Mr. Harney:
This letter is written in response to the questions raised in the Massachusetts
Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) Notification of Wetlands Protection Act
File Number Form. The questions that were raised are underlined and follow below. The
applicant's response follows each question.
Provide stormwater design for new paved areas.
No new paving is proposed for the parking area. The miniature golf course
designed will incorporate BMP's for surface water runoff from created impervious
surfaces.
Sheetflow into wetland and stream without pretreatment is not acceptable BMP's
should be incorporated into plan for stormwater.
The site plan has been revised to direct drainage from the parking area away from
the wetland to a shallow depression where it will infiltrate into the soil. Copies of
the revised plan will be presented to the Conservation Commission at its
September 26, 1996 Hearing.
Additional data sheets for A-series are needed.
The majority of the flags in the A and B series are for a narrow strip of Bordering
Vegetated Wetland along very steep, rocky slopes adjacent to the stream which
flows through the property. Due to the steep slope and rocky soils, the BVW
boundary over much of the site was obvious based on the sharp transition from
hydrophytic (FACW to OBL) vegetation to non-hydrophytic vegetation. The data
sheets that were provided are representative of the more level area of Bordering
Vegetated Wetland at the site.
1
GULF OF MAINE RESEARCH CENTER INC.
Test pits must be shown on plan (PSI and PS2).
The plan has been revised to show test pits P1 and P2.
Provide details of foot bridge.
The final design for the foot bridge is under preparation and we anticipate that the
plans will be provided to the Conservation Commission at the September 26, 1996
Hearing.
If there are any questions on these matters, they can be discussed at the
Conservation Commission meeting on September 26, 1996.
i
rely,F ulligan, Ph.D.
tor
cc: Joe Corrente
MA DEP
Vin DiLisio
GULF OF MAINE
RESEARCH CENTER INC.
Notice of Intent
Under the
Massachusetts Wetlands Protection Act
(M.G.L. c. 131, §. 40)
s�
for property at:
100 Swampscott Road
Salem, Massachusetts
Prepared for:
-, Mr. Vin DiLisio
1 Alvin Road
Swampscott, Massachusetts 01907
' Prepared by:
Gulf of Maine Research Center, Inc.
204 Lafayette Street
' Salem, Massachusetts
. ' July 1, 1996
GMRC No. 27650262
ENVIRONMENTAL CONSULTING SERVICES
1
1
1
GULF OF MAINE RESEARCH CENTER INC.
1
' INDEX TO ATTACHMENTS
100 Swampscott Road
Salem, Massachusetts
' ATTACHMENT I Wetland Report (Gulf of Maine Research Center, Inc.,
July 1, 1996)
' ATTACHMENT 2 Site Plan (Parsons and Faia,June 24, 1996)
1
1
1
1
1
' 310 CMR 10.99
DEP Med No.
t (ro be Provided by DEP)
Form 3
City/Town Salem
_ Appliesnt Vin Dilisio
' commonwealth Department of
of Massachusetts Defense
United States
' Notice of Intent of America
Under the
Massachusetts Wetlands Protection Act, G.L. C. 131, §40
' and
Application for a Department of the Army Permit
tPart is General Information
1. Location: Street Address 100 Swampscott Road Salem, MA 01970
' Lot Number Lot 61 (Map 7)
2. Project:, Type Mini Golf Fac. Description Construct crushed stone driveway
' walkway, and parking area including building with utility
connections and footbridge across stream to miniature golf course.
' Activities will occur in buffer cone and at footbridge crossing.
3. Registry: county Essex current Book 5219 s Page 588
' Certificate (if Registered Land)
4. Applicant Mr. Vin Dilisio Tel.(617)598-1933
' Address 1 Alvin Rd Swampscott MA 01907
5. Property owner North Shore Tennis & Squash Club Tel.(508) 745-5997
' Address 98 Swampscott Rd. , Salem MA 01970
6. Representative Gulf of Maine Research Center Inca Tel.(508)745-6618
' Address 204 Lafayette Street Salem MA 01970
7. a. Have the conservation commission and the Department's Regional office each
been sent, by certified mail or hand deliver, 2 copies of completed Notice of
' Intetn-t, with supporting plans and documents? -
Yes No ❑
' b. Has the fee been submitted? Yes ❑ No ❑
C. Total Filing Fee submitted S595
' d. City/Town Share of Filing Fee ' $275 " state share of Filing Fee_$250_ .._ .
(sent to City/Town) Oh of fee in excess of E25,,sent to UeP)
e. Is a brief statement attached indicating how the applicant calculated the
' fee? u Yes ❑ No
3-1
Effective 11/20/92
8. Have all obtainable permits, variances and approvals required by local by-law
been obtained? �7
Yes ❑ - No y.:
obtained Applied For: Not Applied For:
' None None Building Permit
Sewer & Water Connection
Permit
' 9. is any portion of the site subject to a wetlands Restrict�pn order pursuant
to G.L. C. 131, S40A or G.L.. C. 130, §1052 Yes ❑ NO L°J
' 10. List all plans and supporting documents submitted with this Notice of
Intent.
identifying
' Number/Letter - Title, Date
' 1 Wetlands Report (CMRC Tilly 1 1996)
2 Proposed Site Plan - Swampscott Road (Parsons &.
' Faia, Inc. June 24 , 1996)
' 11. check those resource areas within which work is proposed:
(a) ® Buffer Zone
' (b) Inland:
® Bank* Land subject to Flooding
® Bordering vegetated Wetland* ❑ Bordering
® Land Under Water Body & waterway* ❑ Isolated
(c) coastal:
' ❑ Land Under the ocean* _ ❑ Designated Port Area* .
❑ coastal Beach* ❑ Coastal Dune
❑ Barrier Beach* ❑ Coastal Bank
' ❑ Rocky Intertidal Shore* ❑ Salt Marsh*
❑ Land Under Salt Pond* ❑ Land Containing Shellfish*
' ❑ Fish Run*
*Likely to involve U.S. Army Corps of Engineers concurrent jurisdiction.
See General Instructions for Completing Notice of Intent.
3-2
12. Is the project within estimated habitat which is indicated on the most
' recent Estimated Habitat Map of State-Listed Rare wetlands Wildlife (if any)
published by the Natural Heritage and Endangered species Program?
YES [ ] NO [X ] Date printed on the Estimated Habitat. Map
t NO MAP AVAILABLE [ ] (if any) 1995
If yes, have you sent a copy of the Notice of Intent to the Natural Heritage
and Endangered species Program via the U.S. Postal Service by certified or
' priority mail (or otherwise sent it in a manner that guarantees delivery
within two days) no later than the date of the filing of this Notice of
intent with the conservation commission and the DEP regional office?
' YES [ ] NO [ ] -not applicable-
If yes please attach evidence of, timely mailing or other delivery to the
Natural Heritage and Endangered species Program.
' Part II: Site Description
' Indicate which of the following information has been provided (on a plan, in
narrative description or calculations) to clearly, completely and accurately
describe existing site conditions.
' Identifying
Number/Letter
(of plan, narrative
or calculations)
Natural Features
1' soils
1 Vegetation
1 ,2 Topography
-- Open water bodies(including ponds-and lakes)
1 ,2 Flowing water bodies(including stream* and rivers)
' -- Public and private surface water and ground water supplies
on or within 100 feet of site
' -- Maximum annual -ground water elevations with dates and
location of test
1 , 2 Boundaries of resource areas checked under Part 1, item 11
above
-- Other
Man-made Features:
' 112 Structures (such as buildings, piers, towers and
headwalls)
1 , 2Drainage and flood control facilities at the site and
immediately off the site, including culverts and open
channels (with inverts) , dams and dikes
1 ,2 subsurface sewage disposal systems
t -- underground utilities
1
t 3-3
2 Roadways and parking areas
' 2 Property boundaries, easements and rights-of-way
' -- Other
Part III: Work Description -
' indicate which of the following information has been provided (on a plan, in
narrative description or calculations) to clearly, completely and accurately
describe work proposed within each of the resource areas checked in Part I,
' item 11 above.
Identifying
Number/Letter
' (of plan, narrative
or calculations)
Planview and cross Section of:
1 ,2 Structures(such as buildings, piers, towers and headwalls)
r
' -- Drainage and flood control facilities, including culverts
and open channels(with inverts), dams and dikes
' 1 Subsurface sewage disposal systems & underground utilities
1 Filling, dredging and excavating, indicating volume and
' composition of material .
Compensatory storage areas, where required in accordance
' -- with Part III, Section 10.57(4) of the regulations.
Wildlife habitat restoration or replication areas
other
Point Source Discharge .
' -- Description of characteristics of discharge from point
source (both closed and open channel), when point of
discharge falls within resource area checked under Part I,
' item 11 above, as supported by standard engineering
calculations, data and plans, including but not limited to
the following:
t1. Delineation of the drainage area contributing tothepoint of discharge;
' 2. Pre-and post-development peak run-off from the drainage area, at the point of discharge, for at least -- _
the 10-year and 100-year frequency storm;
3. Pre- and post-deveLopment rate of infiltration contributing to the resource area checked under Part 1,
item 11 above;
4. Estimated water quality characteristics of pre- and post-development run-off at the point of
'discharge. - -
t 3-4
i
' -Part IV: Mitigating Measures
` 1. Clearly, completely and accurately describe, with reference to supporting plans and calculations where
necessary: -
.' (a) All measures and designs proposed to meet the performance standards set forth under each
resource area specified in Part 11 or Part III of the regulations; or
' (b) Iffy the presumptions set forth under each resource area specified in Part II or Part III of the.
regulations do not apply.
' ❑ coastal Resource Area Type: Identifying number or
ff Inland Land Under Waterways letter of support
' documents
Alteration of this resource area will be 1 ,2 '
' limited to the area under the footbridge. The
footbridge will be designed so as not to
decrease the water carrying capacity of the
' channel and will also allow sufficient light
under the footbridge so as not to Completely
shade vegetation. Sediment barriers .will
be installed to prevent sediment from flowi g
' downstream and work will be performed
during low flow conditions .
' ❑ coastal Resource Area Type: Identifying number or
EX Inland Bank letter of support
' documents
It is anticipated that alteration of this 1 ,2
t Resource Area will be limited to the area
under the footbridge; however, it is possi le
that some trash and debris removal will als
occur in this Resource Area. The footbridg
will be designed so as not to alter the
physical stability or the water carrying
capacity of the bank, and so as to allow
' sufficient light beneath the footbridge for
vegetation. Sediment barriers will be
installed between all work and adjacent
' Resource Areas ,
3-5
' ❑ . coastal Resource Area Type: identifying number or
IX inland letter of Bordering Vegetated Wetland documents support
' Activities proposed within the Bordering 1 , 2
Vegetated Wetland (BVW) include the footbridge
crossing and removal of trash and debris .
The footbridge will be designed to have
' minimum impact on the BVW by being placed on
pilings and by allowing sufficient light
beneath the structure for vegetation. Any
' area where soils are to be disturbed will
be isolated from adjacent Resource Areas
by sediment barriers .
2: Clearly, completely and accurately describe, with reference to supporting plans and calculations where
necessary:
(a) all measures and designs to regulate work within the Buffer Zone so as to ensure that said work
does not alter an area specified in Part I, Section 10.020)(a) of these regulations; or
' -(b) if work in the Buffer zone will alter such an area, all measuresand designs proposed to meet
the performance standards established for the adjacent resource area, specified in Part II or
Part III.of these regulations. -
' Coastal Resource Area Type Bordered identifying number or
Inland By 100—Feet Discretionary zone: letter of support
Bordering Vegetated Wetland documents
' Work within the Buffer Zone includes remova 1 , 2
' of a septic tank, and construction of the
footbridge, a walkway,. a crushed stone
parking area, and a miniature golf course.
Other work in the Buffer Zone includes
' installation of sewer and water lines and
removal of trash and debris . A sediment
barrier consisting of staked hay bales
' and silt fencing will be' installed between
all work areas and Resource Areas .
' 3-6
' Part V: Additional information for a Department of the Army Permit
' 1. COE Application No.
(to be provided by COE)
2
(Name of waterway)
' 3. Names and addresses of property owners adjoining your property:
j See attached list
4. Document other project alternatives (i.e. , other locations and/or
' construction methods, particularly those that would eliminate the
discharge of dredged or fill.material into waters or wetlands) .
' 5. 8h," x 11" drawings in .planview and cross-section, showing the resource
area and the proposed activity within the resource area. Drawings must be
to scale and should be clear enough for photocopying.
Certification is required from the Division of Water Pollution Control before
the Federal permit can be issued. Certification may be obtained by contacting
the Division of Water Pollution Control, 1 Winter street, Boston,
' Massachusetts 02108.
Where the activity will take place within .the area under the Massachusetts
' approved Coastal zone Management Program, the applicant certifies that his
proposed activity complies with and will be conducted in a manner .that is
consistent with the approved program.
' Information provided will be used in evaluating the application for a permit
and is made a matter of public record through issuance of a public notice.
' Disclosure of this information is voluntary; however, if necessary information
is not provided, the application cannot be processed nor can a permit be
issued.
' I hereby certify under the pains and penalties of perjury that the foregoing
Notice of Intent and accompanying plans, documents and supporting data are
tfue and complete,,, to tt es f-ymy knowledge..
signature of ApplicantD e
signature of Applicant's Representative Date
' FORM "Exception to ENG Form 4345 approved by HDUSACE, 6 May 1982"
NED 100 (TEST)
1 MAY 82 "This document contains a joint Department of the Army and state of
' Massachusetts application for a permit to obtain permission to perform
activities in United states waters. The Office of Management and
Budget(OMB) has approved those questions required by the US Army Corps of
' aEngineers. OMB Number 0702-0036 and expiration date of:30 September 1983
applies"-This statement will be set in 6 point type.
t _ 9-7
' NOTICE OF INTENT FEE TRANSMITTAL FORM
DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION
III , DIVISION OF WETLANDS AND WATERWAYS
NOTICE OF INTENT (NOI) APPLICANT: PROPERTY OWNER: _
Name Mr. Vin Dalisio Name No. Shore Tennis &
Squash Club -
' Street I Alvin Road Street 98 Swampscott Road
City/Town Swampscott city/Town SalPM
' State MA Zip code 01907 state MA zip code 01970
Phone Number (617) 598-1933
PROJECT LOCATION: Street/Lot Number 100 Swampscott Road/Lot 61
City/Town Salem
' DEP FILE NUMBER (if available) _
' NOI FILING FEE DISPUTED FEE
' Total NOI Filing Fee: $ 525 - Total Diputed 'Fee: $ .
(as determined in Notice _OfL
State Share of Filing Fee: $ 250 Insufficient Fee letter from
' (1/2 of fee in excess of $25.00) conservation commission)
City/Town Share of State share of Fee: $
' Filing Fee: $ 275 (1/2 of total disputed fee)
City/Town share of Fee:$
(1/2 of total disputed fee)
INSTRUCTIONS•
' 1. send this Fee Transmittal form and a check or money order, payable to the .
Commonwealth of Massachusetts, to the DEP Lock Box at:
Dept. of Environmental Protection
Box 4062
Boston, MA 02211
2. Attach a copy of this form to the Notice of Intent submitted to the local
' Conservation Commission.
3. Attach a copy of this form and a copy of the DEP check to each of the
Notice of Intent forms submitted to the DEP regional office.
' 11/20/92
1 a
''
' Wetlands Filing Fee Calculation Worksheet
For Notices of Intent Filed under the Massachusetts Wetlands Protection Act(G.L. Ch. 131, Sec. 40)•
p 5 b
\TEGORY I SSS Per Activity S
tixistme HuusNRcsidemial Lot i:,..litioo.deck. _ — c Each Roadway/Driveway Crosstng of not
tasaee.pool,shed or driveway) reviewable under 10.53(3e) or associated with
SFH)
'. Site Preparation(each Single Family House(SFH) - - d. Hazardous Waste Cleanup(except as in Ca(o) - -
lot: removal of vegetation.excavation.grading 525 1
inhere house construe:. .is not proposed under TOTAL CATEGORY 3 ACTIVITIES — —
same NOi)
Control of Nuisance Vegetation(removal,herbi-
- — CATEGORY 4 $725 Per Activity
cides.etc.: per lot under I0S3(4)) a. Each Roadway/Driveway Crossing (under
Resource Area Improvement(under lOS3(4);other 10.5300 associated with commercial.industrial.
than removal of aquatic nuisance vegetation) - institutional development or residential subdiei-
sionconstruction)
e. Septic System (or any part thereof: — — b. Flood Control Structures (cottstruction, rePau- — —
construction.replacement.upgrade)
maintenance)
�. Monitoring Wells (installation activities except -- —
access road) e. Landfills(public & private): creation. mainte-
— —
nance.operation
New Agricultural or Aquacultuial Projects — --
0 0 d. Sand and Gravel Operations (creation, mainte-
_ —
OTALCATEGORY 1 ACTIVITIES nance.operation)
IATEGORY 2 $250 Per Activity -- _— e. .Railroad Lines(new or extensions of existing) — —
a. Construction of Each New SFH(including site f. Bridges(construction,reconstruction,expansion.
maintenance:ezceptfor aSFH Lot)
preparation.retention/detention basins. utilities, —
septic systems. roadwayldriveway except under g. AlteratioaofResource AreatoDivertWater(asso-, --
10.53(3e):under single NO[) ciated with hazardous waste cleanup.non-exempt
'b. Parking Lot(any size) mosquito controlprojects.otherpurposenotiden-
tified elsewhere in this schedule)
e. Beach.Nourishment(placement ofSaudi
It. Dredging Activities inWaterBodies(ezceptasso-
d. Coastal Activities (pursuant to 1024(7a-e)(in- -- — eiated with new dock,pier or other strumae) — —
cluding electric generating facilities,public utili- _ —
ties.limited projects e-g-repairimaintenance of i. Package Sewage Treatment Plant(construction;
existing piers,buildings.culverts) discharge from).
e. LimitedProject_Ac6vities(in10S3(dandf-q:per __ — .
TOTAL CATEGORY 4 AC IVI'M 0
footprint) CATEGORY 5 $725 Per Activity
III ' C Each Driveway Crossing(associated with.a SFH — — a Docks Piers,Revetments.Dikes or Other Engi- — —
pursuant to 10-5300)
veering Structures(construction,reconstruction,
g. Any Point Source Discharge repair."replacemenCcoastal orinland:including
' h. Control of Nuisance Vegetation(under 1033(4); _ — placement of rip-rap or other material) — —
0 0
except on a SFH Lot) TOTAL CATEGORY 5 ACTIVITIES
i. Raising or Lowering Surface Water Levels _ —
tj. Any Other Activity not described in Cat 1.3.4&5 — — 525 1
TOTAL CATEGORY 2 ACTIVITIES 0 0 TOTAL FILING FEE — '—
CATEGO RY 3 $525 Per Activity
_. Site Preparation for Development(except SFH : — —
including removal of vegetation. excavation & Person Calculating Fee Schedule JOS eDh a eZ--—
' eradine when actual construction not proposed Address Gill f of Mai nP u r-ch r• R4r
ender same NO() 525 t
204 Lafayette St. , Salem MA 01970
1
S. Consauction of Each Building within Commer-
cial.
ornmer- — — �5 7 6 8
' cial.Industrial,instituioaal.or Apanment/Condo/ Telephone
Townhouse Development(including: site preps- Signature Daie�/I 6
ration.retention/detention basins,septic systems.
' psrkjne lots, utilities, point source discharges. .Catcgori s as in 310-CMR 10.03(7Xc):Fra as in Sol CtfR 4.02
packaec sewage trcatmem plans•roWways/drive- missions.
'
ways-except under 10.53(3e)ifund�single Noll Prepared by the Marsachuteas Association o/Conservamon Com
��. Revised 10/1193. _�
' GULF OF MAINE RESEARCH CENTER INC.
1
2190
GULF OF MAINE RESEARCH CENTER, INC.
204 LAFAYETTE STREET
SALEM, MA 01970
508-745-6618 53-179/713
DATE
PAY
TOTHE
ORDER O
Tian
DOLLARS Ba+
�. EASTERN BANK
(\LYNNN,(((MAASSA��-C�HUSSEETTS 019014380 (x/22
N _I n
'.. FOR�J�kY � 1C - - c---
VOID 2 1 011' -I:0 1 130 i 7981: 09 2 240 4i
1 _ .
' GULF OF MAINE RESEARCH CENTER, INC. 2189
204 LAFAYETTE STREET
SALEM, MA 01970
508-745-6618 �—�
' \q/ 53-779/113
PAY DATE`� --_'ill L
6, TO THE
ORDER OF
DOLLARS B
EASTERN BANK
' dNN, MASSACHUSETTS 019011380 2
FOR 1
' ;j II.00 2 18911' 1:0 1 1 30 1 7981: 09 2 240 4 '
' AFFIDAVIT OF SERVICE
' Under the Massachusetts Wetland Protection Act
' (to be submitted to the Massachusetts Department of
Environmental Protection and the Conservation Commission
when filing a Notice of Intent)
' 1, Hugh F. Mulligan , hereby certify under the pains and
(Name of Person Making the Affidavit)
' penalties of perjury that on Ti T y tomA I gave notification to abutters in compliance with
(Date)
' the second paragraph of Massachusetts General laws Chapter 131, Section 40, and the DEP
Guide to Abutter Notification dated April 8, 1994, in connection with the following matter:
1 A Notice of Intent filed under the Massachusetts Wetlands Protection Act by
Mr. Vin Dilisio with the qnlpm
1 (Name of Applicant) (Name of Municipality)
Conservation Commission on July 1 , 1996 for property located at
(Date)
Inn Rnnei , Salam MA
(Address of land Where the Work is Proposed)
' The form of the notification, and a list of the abutters to whom it was given and their
addresses, are attached to:this Affidavit of Service.
Date
1
1 im�eh�etf'dnvic.0
' Notification to Abutters Under the
Massachusetts Wetlands Protection Act
' In accordance with the second paragraph of Massachusetts General Laws chapter
131, section 40, you are hereby notified of the following.
' A. The name of the applicant is Mr Vin Dili in
E. The applicant has filed a Notice of Intent with the conservation commission
for the municipality of Salem Massachusetts
seeking permission to remove, fill, dredge or alter an Area Subject to Protec-
t tion Under the Wetlands Protection Act (General Laws Chapter 131, section 40) .
C. The address of the lot where the activity is proposed is100 Swampscott Road
D. copies of the Notice of Intent may be examined atthe Planning Department,
' Salem City Hall Salem, MA.
between the hours of 8AM and 4PM on the following days of the week:
Monday through Friday (8AM to 7PM on Thursdays)
For more information, call: ( 508 ) 745 __9595 (x311)
check One: This is the applicant ❑, representative ❑, or other X3 (specify) :
' munici alit
E. copies of the Notice of Intent may be obtained from either (check one) the
applicant 0, or the applicant's representative ®, by calling this telephone
' number ( 508 ) 745 _ 9595 between the hours of 8AM and 4PM on
the following days of the week_: Mondav through Friday (8AM to 7PM on Thursday)
' F. Information regarding the date, time, and place of the public hearing may be
obtained from the Planning Department Salem City Hall, Salem. MA.
' by calling this telephone number ( 508 ) 745 - 9595 between the
hours of 8AM and 4PM on the following days of the week:
' Monday through Friday (8AM to 7PM on Thursdays)
Check one: This is the applicant ❑, representative ❑, or other KI (specify):
municipality,,,,
NOTE: Notice of the public hearing, including its date, time, and place, will be
published at least five (5) days in advance in the 'Salem News
t (name of newspaper)
NOTE: Notice of the public hearing, including its date, time, and place, will be
' posted in the city or Town Hall not less than forty-eight (48) hours in advance.
NOTE: You also may contact your local Conservation commission or the nearest Depart-
ment of Environmental Protection Regional office for more information about this
' application or the Wetlands Protection Act. To contact DEP, call:
central Region: 508-792-7650 Northeast Region: 617-932-7600
' southeast Region: 508-946-2800 western Region: 413-784-1100
t '
1
' LIST OF ABUTTERS TO
100 SWAMPSCOTT ROAD 114
MAP 7, LOT 61
' MAP 7, LOT 62 98 Swampscott Road 114
Owner: North Shore Tennis & Squash Club Inc.
' P.O. Box 667
Salem, MA 01970
' MAP 7, LOT 74 101 Swampscott Road
Owner: City of Salem
' MAP 7, LOT 43 55 Swampscott Road
Owner: Highland Realty Trust
' c/o Myron Freedman
50 Freedom Hollow, Apt. 113
Salem, MA 01970
MAP 11, LOT 2 115 Swampscott Road
Owner: Lynn Sand & Stone Co.
' P.O. Box 146
Swampscott, MA 01907
' MAP 6, LOT 13 15 Robinson Road
Owner: Mountain Realty Trust
' Shirley A Hutchinson Tr
P.O. Box 403
Salem, MA 01970
MAP 6, LOT 14 120 Swampscott Road
Owner: Carmine Mongiello
Angelo Mongiello
55 Eastman Ave.
' Swampscott, MA 01907
1
1
1
t
1
1
1
1
i
Wetland Report
' to accompany a
' Notice of Intent
for property at:
100 Swampscott Road
Salem, Massachusetts
Prepared for:
Mr. Vin DiLisio
' 1 Alvin Road
Swampscott, Massachusetts
Prepared by:
Gulf of Maine Research Center, Inc.
' 204 Lafayette Street
Salem, Massachusetts
' July 1, 1996
1
GULF OF MAINE RESEARCH CENTER INC.
ENVIRONMENTAL CONSULTING SERVICES
' 204 LAFAYETTE STREET
SALEM, MA 01970
' (508) 745-6618
FAX 508-741-8648
GULF OF MAINE RESEARCH CENTER INC.
tGulf of Maine Research Center Inc., is pleased to submit this wetland report to
' accompany a Notice of Intent being filed with the Salem Conservation Commission and
the Department of Environmental Protection under the Massachusetts Wetlands
Protection Act (M.GL. c.131, §40) and Regulations (310 CMR 10.00) and the Salem
Wetlands Protection By-law. The subject property is located at 100 Swampscott Road in
Salem, Massachusetts, and is indicated as lot 61 on Salem Assessor's Map number 7 (the
"site"). This report provides a description of the Wetland Resource Areas present on the
property, the activities being proposed, and the measures proposed to meet the
' performance standards of the Massachusetts Wetlands Regulations.
Gulf of Maine Research Center, Inc. (GMRC) serves as environmental
' consultants for the project and evaluated the site in reference to the Massachusetts
Wetlands Protection Act and Regulations. Parsons and Faia. Inc., serves as project
surveyors, and prepared the attached Site Plan (NOI Attachment 2).
' 1.0 SITE DESCRIPTION
' The property is located on the west side of Swampscott Road, southeast of the
North Shore Tennis and Squash Club, and consists of approximately 80,700 square feet
of land within a commercial/industrial area (see Figure 1 and Site Plan). Elevations at the
' site range from approximately 70 feet at the top of a hill on the property to approximately
41 feet within a stream channel near the southern property boundary. The southwest
portion of the lot consists of a relatively level wetland area(area A) which drains into a
stream that bisects the site from west to east. The stream channel is bounded by a narrow
' wetland which in tum is bounded by steep upland slopes. The stream flows east across
the site,under Swampscott Road and into the Forest River. Evidence of historical filling
exists over much of the site, and trash and debris are particularly evident on the steep
slopes adjacent to the stream channel.
Soils at the Site (Figure 2) are mapped by the U.S. Soil Conservation Service as
Chatfield-Hollis-Rock outcrop complex, 3 to 15 percent slopes (CrC). Chatfield soils are
' well drained and Hollis soils are somewhat excessively drained. These soils are non-
hydric (upland) soils which occur on undulating ridges and hills. Within this mapping
unit the Chatfield and Hollis soils are intermixed with exposed bedrock, and the soil
' surface contains stones and bounders 1 to 4 feet in diameter. Hydric soil inclusions
common within this mapping unit include Freetown, Ridgebury, Swansea, and Whitman
soils.
' No wetlands are indicated at the Site on the National Wetland Inventory map for
the area (Lynn Quad., dated April, 1977), as shown in Figure 3. The Salem Wetlands
District Maps indicate wetlands at the site along the stream and in the general area of the
' wetland delineated as Area A. Common vegetation within the wetlands consists of red
maple (Acer rubrum), northern arrowwood (Viburnum recognitum), highbush blueberry
(Vaccinium corymbosum), sensitive fern (Onoclea sensibilis),jewelweed (Impatiens
' capensis), skunk cabbage (Symplocarpus foitedus), marsh marigold (Caltha palustris),
and poison ivy (Toxicodendron radicans). Vegetation common in the adjacent uplands
includes trembling aspen (Populus tremula), Norway maple (Acer platanoides), staghorn
' sumac (Rhus typhina), multiflora rose (Rosa multiflora), common buckthorn (Rhamnus
cathartica),Asiatic bittersweet (Celastrus orbiculatus), and Virginia creeper
(Parthenocissus quinquifolia). A list of plant species observed along the wetland
boundary is included as Appendix A.
1
TdOe
mona
(01
FIGURE 1 North
SITE LOCUS
SITE: 100 Swampscott Road, Salem, MA
BASE MAP: LISGS Topographic Map, Lynn & Salem Quads. It 985)
SCALE: 1:25000 metric
GULF OF MANE RESEARCH CENTER
A gf
pdc D i6
lot
Itt
i0n.
tiz"�'i`
r� �AVI
M'
"N
714
TIN*q7�u-
<nf.
IWO
p,
w It
V A
ol
FIGURE 2 North
SOILS MAP
SITE: 100 Swampscott Road, Salem, MA
BASE MAP: SCS Soil Survey, Southern Essex County, Sheet #14
SCALE: 1 :15840
GULF OF MAME RESEARCH CENTER
1
N,
S
{r
F/�rCb \
c.
rp�
o i�f v
_a
H J
l rii
n
h
FIGURE 3 /North
' WETLANDS MAP
SITE: 100 Swampscott Road, Salem, MA
' BASE MAP: USFWS NWI Map, Lynn & Salem Quads. (1977)
SCALE: 1:24000
GULF OF MAINE RESEARCH CENTER INC.
The Flood Insurance Rate Map (FIRM) for Salem,panel No. 250102 0005 B
dated August 5, 1985, shows the site in a Zone C area (Figure 4). This designation
' indicates and area of minimal flooding located outside the 100 year flood zone.
' 2.0 WETLAND RESOURCE AREAS
Wetland Resources Areas on the site were evaluated by GMRC scientists on June
18th and 19th, 1996. All Wetland Resource Areas were defined by GMRC using the
I ' criteria set forth in the Massachusetts Wetlands Protection Act(M.G.L, c.131, §40) and
Regulations (310 CMR 10.00). The boundary of the Bordering Vegetated Wetlands was
delineated based on evaluation of vegetation, soils, and other indicators of wetland
hydrology. The Wetland Resource Areas which exist on the site include Land Under
Waterways, Inland Bank, and Bordering Vegetated Wetland. No other Wetland Resource
Areas were identified at the site. A description of each Resource Area as it relates to the
site follows.
2.1 Land Under Water Bodies and Waterways (310 CMR 10.56)
' Land Under Water Bodies and Waterways is defined as "the land beneath
any creek, river, stream,pond or lake." A stream (310 CMR 10.04) is defined as
'... a body of running water...which moves in a definite channel in the ground due
' to a hydraulic gradient, and which flows within, into or out of an Area Subject to
Protection Under the Act." Land Under Water Bodies and Waterways is
considered significant to the following interests:
' -Public and private water supply;
- Ground water supply;
-Flood control;
' - Storm damage prevention;
-Prevention of pollution;
-Protection of fisheries; and,
' - Protection of wildlife habitat.
At the site, Land Under Water Bodies and Waterways is associated with
the stream which bisects the property, and is bounded by the Resource Area
Inland Bank.
' 2.2 Inland Bank (310 CMR 10.54)
The Resource Area Inland Bank is defined as "the portion of the land
t surface which normally abuts and confines a water body. It occurs between a
water body and a vegetated bordering wetland and adjacent flood plain, or, in the
absence of these, it occurs between a water body and an upland." The upper
boundary of this Resource Area is defined as the first observable break in slope or
' the mean annual flood level, whichever is lower. The lower boundary of the
Resource Area is the mean annual low flow level. Inland Banks are considered to
be significant to the following interests:
' - Public and private water supply;
- Ground water supply;
' -Flood control;
- Storm damage prevention;
1
j1
1
1
s�
or
� r
The Site.
p
O
THOMPSON'S
' MEADOW
' ZONE C
'
FIGURE 4 North
' FLOOD ZONE MAP
SITE: 100 Swampscott Road, Salem, MA
' BASE MAP: Flood Insurance Rate Map (FIRM)
Panel No. 250102 0005 B, Aug. 5, 1985 SCALE: 1" = 500'
' GULF OF MAME RESEARCH CENTER
1
GULF OF MAINE RESEARCH CENTER INC.
- Prevention of pollution;
- Protection of fisheries; and,
' - Protection of wildlife habitat.
This Resource Area occurs at the stream channel which crosses the site.
' The upper boundary of the Inland Bank at the site is bordered by BVW, and the
lower boundary is Land Under Water Bodies and Waterways.
' 2.3 Bordering_Vegetated Wetlands (310 CMR 10.55)
Bordering Vegetated Wetlands are defined as "freshwater wetlands which
' border on creeks,rivers, streams,ponds and lakes. The types of freshwater
wetlands are wet meadows, marshes, swamps and bogs. They are areas where the
topography is low and flat, and where the soils are annually saturated." The
' boundary of a Bordering Vegetated Wetland is defined as "the line within which
50 percent or more of the vegetational community consists of the wetland
indicator plants and saturated or inundated conditions exist." Bordering
Vegetated Wetlands are considered to be significant to the following interests:
- Public and private water supply;
- Ground water supply;
' - Flood control;
- Storm damage prevention;
- Prevention of pollution;
- Protection of fisheries; and,
' - Protection of wildlife habitat.
The BVW boundary was delineated by GMRC using the criteria set forth
' in the Massachusetts Wetlands Regulations, and included evaluation of
vegetation, soils, and evidence of other indicators of wetland hydrology. Along
the steep slopes adjacent to the stream channel (flags Al through A13, and the B
' series) the BVW boundary was based primarily on the extent of wetland
vegetation due to the distinct vegetative change from predominantly FACW and
OBL species to upland species; and, due to the difficulty in hand augering in the
very rocky substrate. In some areas near wetland A where the slopes were less
' severe and the vegetative differences less distinct, soils were also evaluated. The
DEP field forms for BVW delineations are included as Appendix B of this report.
' Blue surveyors flagging was placed at approximately 30 foot intervals
along the upper boundary of the BVW adjacent to the stream and at wetland area
A on the southwest portion of the site. Flags numbered A-1 through A-38
' delineate the BVW boundary along the south side of the stream channel and at
wetland A, while flags B-1 through B-15 delineate the BVW along the north side
of the stream channel. Bordering Vegetated Wetlands extend beyond the upper
boundary of the Inland Banks along the stream channel, but are restricted to a
' fairly narrow area due to the steep slopes.
' 2.4 Buffer Zone
The Buffer Zone is defined as "that area of land extending one hundred
(100) feet horizontally outward from the boundary of any area specified in 310
' CMR 10.02(1)(a)", which includes the resource areas Inland Bank and Bordering
GULF OF MAINE RESEARCH CENTER INC.
Vegetated Wetland. At the site, the boundary of the BVW Buffer Zone extends
beyond the Inland Bank Buffer Zone boundary.
' 2.5 Wetlands Wildlife Habitat
' The 1995-96 edition of the Massachusetts Natural Heritage Atlas shows
no estimated habitats of state listed rare wetlands wildlife or certified vernal pools
an the Site (Figure 5). Therefore, no rare or endangered species habitat is known
to exist at the Site and submission of the Notice of Intent to the Natural Heritage
Program is not required under the Massachusetts Wetlands Regulations. In
addition, the proposed footbridge will alter less than threshold values requiring a
Wildlife Habitat Evaluations for either Inland Bank or Land Under Waterways.
3.0 PROPOSED ACTIVITIES
The work proposed at the site involves both remediation and construction
activities. The remediation work includes removal of the existing septic system in
' accordance with local health and plumbing codes, and removal of existing debris which
has been historically dumped at the site. This work is predominantly confined to the
Buffer Zone; however, some debris removal may occur within Resource Areas.
' Proposed construction activities occur on both sides of the stream channel, and a
footbridge is proposed over the channel to allow access between the golf facility and the
parking area. The miniature golf facility (to be designed) is proposed on the south side of
' the stream channel. A footbridge (to be designed), approximately 45 feet long by 7 feet
wide, is proposed to cross the stream channel near wetland flags A6 and B8. The
Resource Area is near it's narrowest point at this location and is approximately 20 feet
' wide (including several feet of LUW and Bank in addition to the BVW). Activities
proposed on the north side of the stream channel include:
1) construction of a crushed stone driveway and parking lot,
2) construction of a building (approximately 20 ft. by 30 ft.)
3) construction of a walkway,
4) installation of sewer and water lines.
' The majority of this work, excluding the footbridge, is confined to the Buffer Zone.
' 4.0 PERFORMANCE STANDARDS
' All activities being proposed within a Resource Area are associated with the
footbridge crossing, and possibly with the removal of debris. The performance standards
provided in the Regulations which are applicable for the proposed work are provided
below, along with an account of the measures proposed to meet these standards.
'
4.1 Land Under Waterways and Inland Bank
' Construction of the footbridge will involve crossing several feet of both of
these Resource Areas. Depending on the final footbridge design, it may be
necessary to install pilings within either of these Resource Areas. The
��'� •• :;� sir i�'`�7�v%�e` e:�� aD �i�:..t�.
���®Q ��1� tart►•• •o���i':�•a�i%�i�l��Q`'-1 ♦ `,�, �.
:.®11��►� ili•:•rQt��1�,'1� `� '� ♦�
� �,i jIII f+ ��`♦i• 10�,�1���`�. v `�'
IA
01.
ot
RARE WETLANDS WILDLIFE HABITAT
r
100 . .. Road,
HeritageBA SE MAP: MA Natural Alias, Lynn • .• 1995
1 :60,000
GULF IF MAINE RESEARCH CENTER
GULF OF MAINE RESEARCH CENTER INC.
' Performance Standards for both Inland Bank and Land Under Waterways
(LUWW) state that any proposed work shall not impair the following:
' 1) the physical stability of the Bank;
' • The footbridge is to be designed so as not to impair the stability of the Bank.
Any disturbed soils on the Bank will be stabilized by seeding with an appropriate
grass seed mixture. The footbridge design will allow sufficient light to penetrate
beneath the structure for vegetative growth.
1 2) the water carrying capacity of the defined channel(Bank and LUWW),
' • The footbridge is to be designed so as not to restrict flows or decrease the
channel water carrying capacity.
' 3) ground water and surface water quality (Bank and LUWW),
• Prior to any disturbance, and until all disturbed soils have been stabilized by
vegetation, a sediment barrier consisting of silt fencing will be installed and
' maintained between all work areas and adjacent Resource Areas to prevent
sedimentation.
' 4) the capacity of the Bank and LUWW to provide breeding habitat, escape
cover and food for fisheries;
• Bank and channel elevations and vegetation will be restored, therefore any
' potential fish habitat will not be altered.
S) the capacity of the Bank and LUWW to provide important wildlife habitat
' functions.
• As noted above; therefore,potential important wildlife habitat functions will not
t be altered. No threshold values requiring a wildlife habitat evaluation will be
exceeded.
' 4.2 Bordering Vegetated Wetland
Work within this Resource Area will be required for the construction of
' the footbridge and probably, in some locations, for the removal of debris.
Vegetation beneath the footbridge should not be significantly altered since
wetland vegetation at this location consists primarily of herbaceous species. The
' footbridge is to be designed to allow sufficient sunlight to penetrate beneath the
structure to allow for vegetative growth; therefore, the vegetative characteristics
of the BVW will not be altered.
' With the possible exception of pilings, no elevations within the BVW will
be changed. Assuming pilings spaced every eight feet, the total alteration from
pilings would be only approximately six (6) square feet. The Performance
' Standards state that work which results in the loss of up to 5000 square feet of
BVW may be permitted providing the following general conditions are met:
' 1) the surface area of the replacement area shall be equal to the lost area,
GULF OF MAINE RESEARCH CENTER INC.
' Any disturbed areas within this Resource Area will be restored in place with the
exception of possible pilings. The area altered by any pilings is so small so as to
' be insignificant, and no replacement area will be necessary.
2) the groundwater and surface water elevation of the replacement area shall be
i ' approximately equal to that of the lost area,
• As noted above; therefore, both groundwater and surface water elevations will
be unchanged.
' 3) the overall horizontal configuration and location of the replacement area with
respect to the bank shall be similar to that of the lost area,
• As noted above; therefore, there will be no change in horizontal configuration
or location.
' 4) the replacement area shall have an unrestricted hydraulic connection to the
same water body or waterway associated with the lost area,
' • Original elevations will maintain the existing hydraulic connection(s).
5) the replacement area shall be located within the same general area of the
' water body or reach of the waterway as the lost area,
• In place restoration as noted above.
6) at least 75% of the surface of the replacement area shall be reestablished with
indigenous wetland plant species within two growing seasons, and prior to said
vegetative re-establishment any exposed soil in the replacement area shall be
' temporarily stabilized to prevent erosion...,
• It is anticipated that existing vegetation will become re-established relatively
quickly. To provide temporary soil stabilization, the disturbed soils will be
' seeded with an appropriate grass seed mixture. A sediment barrier consisting of
staked hay bales and silt fence will be installed prior to disturbance, and will
remain in place until all soils are stabilized.
' 7) the replacement area shall be provided in a manner which is consistent with
all other General Performance Standards for each Resource Area,
' • Refer to performance standards listed for other Resource Areas.
' 4.3 Rare Wetlands Wildlife Habitat
The Regulations, under each of the above Wetland Resource Areas, also
state that:
"...no project may be permitted which will have any adverse effect on specified
' habitat sites of rare vertebrate of invertebrate species, as identified by procedures
established..."
• As indicated on the attached Rare Wetlands Wildlife Habitat Map (Figure 5),
' there are no estimated habitats of rare wetlands wildlife, or certified vernal pools,
' GULF OF MAINE RESEARCH CENTER INC.
' at the site. Therefore, submission of the Notice of Intent to the Natural Heritage
and Endangered Species Program is not require under the Regulations.
' 5.0 CONCLUSIONS
1 The majority of work being proposed within Wetland Resource Areas is
associated with the construction of the footbridge, which is to be designed to meet the
' necessary performance standards noted previously. Any alterations which occur within a
Resource Area associated with the footbridge construction, or with removal of debris,
will be restored in place and the original elevations re-established. Sediment barriers will
' be installed between all work and adjacent Resource Areas, and will be maintained until
the soils are fully stabilized by vegetation.
It is the opinion of Gulf of Maine Research Center, Inc., that the project design
' complies with all performance standards of the Massachusetts Wetland Protection Act
and Regulations; therefore, the interests of the Act will be protected.
I ,
' GULF OF MAINE RESEARCH CENTER INC.
1 ..
Appendix A
Wetland Plant Species List
100 Swampscott Road
Salem, Massachusetts
' GULF OF MAINE RESEARCH CENTER INC.
Wetland Plant Species List
100 Swampscott Road
tSalem, MA
' Scientific Name Common Name Indicator Status
Acer negundo Box-elder FAC+
' Acer platanoides Norway maple NR
Acer,rubrum Red maple FAC
Ailanthus altissima Tree-of-heaven NI
' Aronia sp. Chokeberry NA
Berberis vulgaris Common barberry FACU
' Betula populifolia Gray birch FAC
Boehmeria cylindrica False nettle FACW+
Caltha palustris Common marsh-marigold OBL
' Carex sp. Sedge NA
Celastrus orbiculatus Asiatic bittersweet NR
Dryopteris sp. Wood fern NA
' Impatiens capensis Jewelweed FACW
Lythrum salicaria Purple loosestrife FACW
' Myrica pennsylvanica Northern bayberry FAC
Onoclea sensibilis Sensitive fern FACW
Parthenocissus quinquefolia Virginia creeper FACU
' Pinus strobus White pine FACU
Populus tremuloides Quaking aspen FACU
Prunus serotina Black cherry FACU
' Quercus rubra Red oak FACU
Rhamnus cathartica Common buckthorn NR
' Rhamnus frangula Glossy buckthorn FAC
Rhus typhina Staghorn sumac FACU
Rosa multiflora Multiflora rose FACU
' Salix sp. Willow NA
Solanum dulcamara Bitter nightshade FAC
Solidago sp. Goldenrod NA
' Solidago graminifolia Lance-leaved goldenrod FACU
Spirea tomentasa Steeple-bush FACW
Symplocarpus foetidus Skunk cabbage OBL
' Thalictrum pubescens Tall meadow rue FACW+
Toxicodendron radicans Poison ivy FAC
' Vaccinium corymbosum Highbush blueberry FACW-
Viburnum recognitum Northern arrow-wood FACW-
' Gulf of Maine Research Center,Inc.
204 Lafayette Street, Salem, MA 01970 (508) 745-6618 FAX (508) 741-8648
1
GULF OF MAINE RESEARCH CENTER INC.
Wetland Indicator Status Definitions:
' OBL: Obligate Wetland; almost always occur in wetlands
(probability >99%).
FACW: Facultative Wetland; usually occur in wetlands (probability 67-99%),
but occasionally occur in non-wetlands.
FAC: Facultative; equally likely to occur in wetlands (probability 34-66%),
' or non-wetlands.
FACU: Facultative Upland; seldom found in wetlands (probability 1-33%),
' and usually occur in non-wetlands.
UPL: Obligate Upland: almost never occur in wetlands
(probability <1%).
' NI: No Indicator: insufficient information on which to base an indicator
status.
' NA: Not Applicable; not determined to species level.
' NR: Not Rated; species not listed in the U.S Fish and Wildlife Service
Document, and is considered a non-wetland species.
* An asterisk following an indicator identifies a tentative assignment
based on limited information.
± A (+) or(-) sign used with the facultative categories indicates the
' species is found in wetlands in the higher or lower end of the given
frequency range. A (+) indicates a frequency toward the higher end
(more frequently in wetlands), while a (-) indicates a frequency toward
the lower end (less frequenty in wetlands).
I
' Gri1f of Maine Research Center,Inc.
204 Lafayette Street, Salem, MA 01970 (508) 745-6618 FAX (508) 741-8648
GULF OF MAINE RESEARCH CENTER INC.
1
Appendix B
DEP Field Forms
DEP Bordering Vegetated Wetland (310 CMR 10.55) Delineation Feld ata Form
rx p
C Applicant: Prepared by:G(nf( l Sha) Project location: I�� SSI �� DEP File #:
QCheck all that apply:
Q Vegetation alone presumed adequate to delineate BVW boundary: fill out Section I only L-44l'J 6
( Vegetation and other Indicators of hydrology used to delineate BVW boundary: fill out Sections I and II
E Method other than dominance test used (attach additional information)
Section I. Vegetation Observation Plot Number: Transect Number: I Date of Delineation:
A. Sample Layer and Plant Species B. Percent Cover C. Percent D. Dominant Plant E. Wetland
(by common//scientific name) (O"aet# ea) Dominance (yes or no) Indicator
ILW -F' c P n ((��w A) 2S YT`s Category*
i>J,II�w sP (kl,x sr 5 Sb��
2-0
13
33
3>
{` C L'i s'
Use an asterisk to mark wetland indicator plants: plant species listed in the Wetlands Protection Act(MGL c.131, s.40); plants in the genus Sphagnum; plants listed as
FAC, FAC+, FACW-;FACW, FACW+, or OBL; or plants with physiological or morphological adaptations. If any plants are Identified as wetland indicator plants due to
physiological or morphological adaptations, describe the adaptation next to the asterisk.
Vegetation conclusion:
Number of dominant wetland indicator plants: ! I Number of dominant non-wetland Indicator plants: Z
Is the number of dominant wetland plants equal to or greater than the number of dominant non-wetland plants? es no
If vegetation aone Is presumed adequate to deline ,te the BVW boundfry,submit this form with the Requgsst�prDeterp�Inatlon ofAppllcabllity or Notice of Intent. MA DEP;3/95
9Fll��er a�-,lj �w� �F SJ i" C ;A vp�CeJ`s?�loa c, �a,e u.tv .I-✓o44'..�ce.Ii, io Izvcl -a aba L-4J
2
Section II. Indicators of Hydrology Other Indicators of Hydrology: (check all that apply and describe)
Hydric Soil Interpretation C6
❑ Site inundated: I4
❑ Depth to free water in observation hole:
1. Soil Surveyt./ r
Depth to soil saturation in observation hole:
Is there a published soil survey for this site? yes no
,Jt 11 Water marks: N�
title/date: C-SSPw,'
X (c �y - fvh�
// IDDrift lin as: �c0
map number: J
soil type mapped: C�tiTI u��-1�, >j- IIL( OJCOve ❑ Sediment deposits: NCO
hydric soil inclusions: f �1��d'feCr4 ,rwc,hxFl ❑ Drainage patterns In BVW; K)13 j
Are field observations consistent with soil survey? ® no ❑ Oxidized rhizospheres: NCO
Remarks: ❑ Water-stained leaves: N�
❑ Recorded data (stream, lake, or tidal gauge: aerial photo; other) : No
2. Soil Description
Horizon Depth Matrix CID`to Mottles Color ❑ Other
oz ,-o" C6«ylw �a I'c Vegetation and Hydrology Conclusion
(3
0 -3 t0'4F q/3 {_3w^Jy 1.jq + 2 y yes no
�2 3-6 to -f f- ^ " ° `^I/ 5 y /6 Number of wetland Indicator plants rbt D
6 15"} td yQ S�3 �rmrell� { PRvJ7 waw > number of non-wetland indicator plants 1�
--- - ,-7Sy2 y�c Wetland hydrology present:
f3 Remarks: 1 \ t� S�8 hydric.soil presentM El
�v�t 't w/ih iov<, d «+�t!���y�`\7 �elo..JA t__—`If `/I
y 3. Other: 6ePj �OA) qj other indicators of hydrology
CL __Old �N�l (+� (Cd 'in woad} (boob - ,.•present El Sample location is in a BVWElConclusion: Is soil hydric? no
Submit this form with the Request for Determination of Applicability or Notice of Intent.
DEP Bordering Vegetated Wetland (310 CMR 10.55) Delineation Fiel/d� Data Form
rK tr �d DEP File #:
c Applicant: Prepared by: (,y 1�C �� � Project location: lou ftntJ
aCheck all that apply:
Q Vegetation alone presumed adequate to delineate BVW boundary: fill out Section I only L,PL44 (�
Vegetation and other indicators of hydrology used to delineate BVW boundary: fill out Sections I and II
O Method other than dominance test used (attach additional information)
Section I. Vegetation Observation Plot Number. Transect Number. Date of Delineation:
A. Sample Layer and Plant Species B. Percent Cover C. Percent D. Dominant Plant E. Wetland
(by common/scientific name) (or basal area) Dominance (yes or no) Indicator
L Noniµ7 �p4 ��� PIs��•.,�,.�-1
Category'
_ s u s 3 YES
y'Z5 — �Yz
s yd -- 0 2
N�^".7 t ��l — rO Zq /�
�IcQs,^`udtP ��l;�we sQ� 5b fl
5 YtS 7 7
Pev IP t,a sP.l So IIC� Lf r
C• �
L \
PIv ('�t•l,r�r.rchtirn (1.��, J Nr�, AJ
V
Use an a§terisk to mark wetland indicator plants: plant species listed in the Wetlands Protection Act (MGL c.131, s.40); plants in the genus Sphagnum; plants listed as
FAC, FAC+, FACW-;FACW, FACW+, or CBL; or plants with physiological or morphological adaptations. if any plants are identified as wetland indicator plants due to
physiological or morphological adaptations, describe the adaptation next to the asterisk.
Vegetation conclusion: a �6 `/ - 6 � 8
Number of dominant wetland Indicator plants: Number of dominant non-wetland Indicator plants:
Is the number of dominant wetland plants equal to or greater than the number of dominant non-wetland plants? yes no
Iff/ve9,elation alone ispresumedadequatetodellneatetha V4Yboundary,submlttfilaform(y(ItthaRequesttorDeterminatlonol'AppllcabllityorNotice ofIntent. MA DEP;3195
,
n"t / vkp 4 10.1 q/Vr^C W41 JV(/'Y I C ten/' Cp� /�.It q lq/ ,so (L 4 If V&OC),
Section II. Indicators of Hydrology Other Indicators.of Hydrology: (check all that apply and describe)
Hydric Soil Interpretation El Site inundated: �1d
❑ Depth to free water in observation hole: Nc>NF
1. Soil Survey ❑ Depth to soil saturation in observation hole: t3UMs
Is there a published soil survey for this site? no ❑ Water marks: tSy
title/date: W SdJ-RVtN
❑ Drift lines: J
map number: i I j
soil type mapped: C��� ��e(J l�al� t� �0�4 OJIt.4V? ❑ Sediment deposits: Ij
hydric soil inclusions: r—M�0"' ❑ Drainage patterns in BVW: 1J�
l� � vi.4h 1`
Are field observations consistent with soil survey? no ❑ Oxidized rhizospheres: !'j
Remarks: ❑ Water-stained leaves: KO
❑ Recorded data (stream, lake, or tidal gauge; aerial photo; other)
2. Soil Description
Horizon Depth(( Matrix Color Mottles Color ❑ Other
+. Vegetation and Hydrology Conclusion
Na In f\L
Number of wetland indicator plants yes no
❑
asy L1/11 > number of non-wetland indicator plants
Wetland hydrology present:
(3 Remarks: pp hydric,soil present ❑
to —dl) �"'M yf) cnC)crJl 3. Other: other indicators of hydrology
S�. �
r-
0 1r'� P �� , .present ❑
Qr Sample location Is In a BVW ❑
Conclusion: Is soil hydric? yes no
Submit this form with the Request for Determination of Applicability or Notice of Intent.
i
' GULF OF MAINE RESEARCH CENTER INC.
Appendix C
GMRC Statement of Professional
' Qualifications
1 �
SUMMARY
OF
QUALIFICATIONS
WETLAND AND ECOLOGICAL
INVESTIGATIONS
' GULF OF MAINE RESEARCH CENTER, INC.
' 204 LAFAYETTE STREET
SALEM, MASSACHUSETTS 01970
' (508) 745-6618
(508) 741-8648 (FAX)
1
1
1
' GULF OF MAINE RESEARCH CENTER INC.
' SUMMARY OF QUALIFICATIONS
GULF OF MAINE RESEARCH CENTER, INC.
ENVIRONMENTAL CONSULTING SERVICES
' Gulf of Maine Research Center, Inc. (GMRC) is a comprehensive interdisciplinary firm
specializing in providing a full range of cost-effective environmental consulting services
throughout New England, while adhering to technical standards of excellence. Headquartered
in Salem, Massachusetts, GMRC's staff includes geologists, wetlands biologists, geo-
' hydrologists, geophysicists, oceanographers, and other professional scientists with first-rate
technical qualifications. The diverse and experienced GMRC staff allows the firm to assemble
project teams ideally suited to meet the needs of individual clients. GMRC can help you
creatively solve problems involving environmental and regulatory issues and the firm provides
the necessary assistance to help you move efficiently through the increasingly complicated
environmental regulatory process.
' Examples of GMRC's extensive range of environmental services include:
• Real Estate Transfer Site Assessments (i.e. M.G.L. Chapter 21E)
' • Investigations and Waivers under the Massachusetts Contingency Plan
• Underground Storage Tank Detection, Removal, and Management
• Contaminated Soil Removal and Groundwater Treatment
' • Environmental Compliance, Planning, and Permitting Strategy
• Environmental Project Management
' • Environmental Impact Analysis
' • Wetlands Identification and Delineation
• Wetland Replication, Mitigation, and Restoration
' • Lake, Estuarine, and Oceanic Environmental & Ecological
Assessments
' • Preparation of Expert Testimony
GMRC has developed a solid reputation for high quality client-oriented performance,
' adhering to budgets, and timely completion of projects. The firm works closely with local,
state, and federal regulatory personnel and has developed a solid reputation with regional
environmental regulators, as well as with our diverse private and municipal clients. GMRC is
dedicated to providing economical and environmentally responsible solutions and designing,
reviewing, implementing, and evaluating environmental projects in order to achieve positive
'. results for our clients.
1
GULF OF MAINE RESEARCH CENTER INC.
HAZARDOUS MATERIAL INVESTIGATIONS
GULF OF MAINE RESEARCH CENTER, INC.
ENVIRONMENTAL CONSULTING SERVICES
' Gulf of Maine Research Center, Inc. (GMRC) has extensive experience with hazardous
material site assessment, investigation, and management. The firm's staff includes
environmental scientists with training and experience in a number of environmental
' disciplines, including geology, geophysics, geohydrology, toxicology, risk assessment,
groundwater contaminant transport, hazardous waste management, and wastewater
monitoring. GMRC staff scientists are EPA and OSHA certified to perform hazardous
materials investigations throughout New England.
' Examples of GMRC's range of environmental consulting services related to hazardous
materials include:
' • Environmental Site Assessments for Real Estate Transfers
(i.e. Chapter 21E Site Assessments)
' • Groundwater and Soil Sampling and Analysis, including Test Pit
Excavation, Monitoring Well Installation, Soil Borings, and Field
Screening of Soils and Groundwater
' Underground Storage Tank Detection and Removal Management
' • Groundwater Flow Modeling
• Risk Assessments to Determine Impacts of Environmental
II ' Contamination on Public Health, Safety, and the Environment
• Emergency Response Plans for Spills and Releases
• Wastewater Flow and Industrial Emission Monitoring
• Geophysical Surveys
' • Regulatory Support with State and Federal Superfund Laws
' Since 1983,pursuant to the Massachusetts Oil and Hazardous Material Release Prevention
and Response Act (M.G.L. c. 21E) and the Massachusetts Contingency Plan (310 CMR
40.00), GMRC has managed and supervised hundreds of oil and hazardous material site
assessments and investigations, remedial response plans, and remedial response actions.
GMRC has developed a reputation for designing and implementing cost-effective and
environmentally responsible solutions for projects involving hazardous materials.
1
GULF OF MAINE RESEARCH CENTER INC.
' WETLAND AND ECOLOGICAL INVESTIGATIONS
' GULF OF MAINE RESEARCH CENTER, INC.
ENVIRONMENTAL CONSULTING SERVICES
' Gulf of Maine Research Center, Inc. (GMRC) offers a full range of expertise with the
identification, classification, assessment, and management of coastal and freshwater
wetlands. The firm's staff includes environmental scientists, ecologists, and botanists with
training and experience throughout New England. GMRC has designed, implemented, and
monitored a number of wetland replacement and restoration projects, and the firm's
professional staff is familiar with local, state, and federal environmental regulations.
' Examples of GMRC's range of environmental consulting services related to wetlands and
terrestrial ecology include:
' • Identification and Delineation of Coastal and Freshwater Wetlands
• Preparation and Review of Environmental Permit Applications
' • Functional Assessment of Wetland Resource Areas
' • Wetland Replacement and Restoration
• Lake, Estuarine, and Oceanic Environmental & Ecological
Assessments
• Environmental Planning and Technical Report Preparation
• Wildlife Habitat Evaluations
• Vernal Pool Certification
• Water Quality Certification
• Chapter 91 Waterways Licensing and Army Corps Permitting
• Preparation of Expert Testimony
' Since 1983, pursuant to the Massachusetts Wetlands Protection Act and Section 404 of the
federal Clean Water Act, GMRC has managed and supervised hundreds of ecological
' assessments and investigations. The firm frequently reviews technical reports for private
parties, as well as for local and state officials. GMRC has developed a reputation for
designing and implementing cost-effective and environmentally responsible solutions for
projects involving activities in and adjacent to sensitive wetland and terrestrial resources.
i ' GULF OF MAINE RESEARCH CENTER INC.
' Summary of Gulf of Maine Research Center, Inc.
' Wetlands Environmental Projects
' Saugus, Massachusetts (1989-Present): GMRC delineated freshwater wetlands
and prepared a wetland report and permit application for a 27-lot subdivision. The firm
also supervised the construction of a wetland replication area and is currently monitoring
' the growth of wetland vegetation.
Northborough, Massachusetts (1988-present): GMRC prepared a specification
' detailing freshwater wetland restoration at the Site bordering a Great Pond. Several acres
of boggy habitat have been altered at this Site, and Gulf of Maine has worked with the
property owner, local authorities, the DEP, and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers to
' design a plan to restore altered hydraulic connections and vegetation. The field
implementation of this project was completed in 1992 and GMRC scientists are currently
monitoring the success of restored wetlands. GMRC has also been responsible for
obtaining local, state and federal wetland permits, a state Water Quality Certification and
' MEPA approval for related projects at the site.
Revere, Massachusetts (1988-present): Working in close contact with the US EPA
' and the MA DEP, Gulf of Maine Research Center has designed a two acre saltmarsh
(Spartina alterniflora)restoration area at this Site. Gulf of Maine has supervised all aspects
of this project,ranging from preparation of a detailed, site-specific wetland restoration
specification, to cultivating marsh plants under greenhouse conditions, to review of the site
' plan and proposed saltmarsh hydraulics. The project, which is under federal court order, is
currently underway.
' Saugus, Massachusetts (1995): GMRC .delineated freshwater wetlands on the
Saugus River for the U.S. National Park Service at their Iron Works Site.
t Windham, New Hampshire (1994): GMRC investigated historical local, state and
federal wetland permits for a partially-completed golf course and provided the prospective
buyer with recommendations regarding the requirement for additional permits. The firm
confirmed the delineation of Site wetlands by Army Corps of Engineers personnel and
' prepared a wetland report and permit application which allowed the construction of cart
paths on the golf course.
' Danvers, Massachusetts (1988-1993): GMRC has been contracted to the owners of
a Porter River yacht club for several years. During this time period, GMRC has applied for
and/or obtained a number of pen-nits including DEP Water Quality Certification, MEPA
' review, and Federal Consistency Certification. Projects at this Site have included
dredging, stone bank revetment, saltmarsh construction, and yacht club expansion.
Salem, Massachusetts (1985-1993): In order to study the ecological effects of
secondary sewage treatment in the South Essex Sewerage District, GMRC successfully
designed and conducted a water quality and aquatic field study program for Camp, Dresser,
McKee, Inc., of Boston, Massachusetts. Aspects of this program included a
' comprehensive review of existing biological literature and field sampling of zooplankton,
phytoplankton, betithic invertebrates, and macrobenthos (demersal finfish). GMRC
prepared and submited Notices of Intent and biological impact reports for proposed
' upgrades to the treatment plant and the treated effluent outfall.
I ' GULF OF MAINE RESEARCH CENTER INC.
' Winthrop, Massachusetts (1993): GMRC served as environmental consultant to
P. Gioioso and Sons, the contractor hired by the MWRA to construct new water supply
lines to the Town of Winthrop and the Deer Island Wastewater Treatment Plant. The
project involved siting of a salt marsh restoration area and preparation of a salt marsh
restoration protocol.
' Boxford, Massachusetts (1993): GMRC provided erosion control recommendations
and a wetland restoration protocol for site preparation activities on a 9 hole expansion of an
existing golf course. GMRC delineated wetlands in an area where an access road crossing
' was required and provided recommendations for removal of sediment from an intermittent
stream channel.
West Point, New York (1993): As a subcontractor to WCH Industries, Inc., GMRC
assisted in a survey of 154 freshwater wetlands at the West Point Military Reservation.
GMRC scientists mapped the boundaries and vegetation community types of wetlands and
' prepared reports describing the vegetation communities and wildlife habitat values of
individual wetlands.
Salem, Massachusetts (1992-93): GMRC was retained by the City of Salem to
' provide third-party review of a closure design for an industrial landfill adjacent to a salt
marsh. GMRC reviewed the proposed salt marsh restoration protocol and provided
guidance to the City of Salem in preparing an Order of Conditions that would adequately
' protect Site Resource Areas.
Lynn, Massachusetts (1991-1993): GMRC prepared wetland reports and permit
' applications, a Chapter 91 Waterways License application, and an Environmental
Notification Form for a proposed fast food restaurant adjacent to an Area of Critical
Environmental Concern.
' East Bridgewater, Massachusetts (1992): GMRC has been retained by Weymouth
Savings Bank and Sachem Rock Builders in response to a Request for Adjudicatory
Hearing. The project involved delineation of wetlands believed to have been incorrectly
i ' assessed on the site of a proposed housing development.
Saugus, Massachusetts (1992): GMRC was retained as environmental consultants
' by the Lynn Sewer and Water Authority (LS&WA)in response to a lawsuit by a local
landowner. GMRC assessed the role of outfall from LS&WA facilities in wetland
development on neighboring land,preparing testimony and appearing as expert witness in
hearings and court proceedings.
' Ipswich, Rowley, and Newbury, Massachusetts (1990): In order to assist the
MBTA with the proposed Ipswich to Newbury commuter rail extension project, GMRC
' identified and delineated protectable wetland resource areas at the proposed train station
sites. This work was done as a sub-consultant to Amman &Whitney,of Boston,
Massachusetts.
' Quincy, Braintree, and Weymouth, Massachusetts (1986-1990): Working as a
sub-contractor to WCH Industries, of Waltham,Massachusetts, GMRC has evaluated the
potential environmental impacts from the proposed MWRA Quincy/Weymouth sewer line
' interceptor. GMRC has prepared the coastal wetland impact portions of the DEIR and
FEIR for the proposed project, and has evaluated potential impacts to salt marsh,rocky
intertidal shore, mud flats, and other coastal wetlands.
' GULF OF MAINE RESEARCH CENTER INC.
' Quincy, Braintree, and Weymouth, Massachusetts (1986-1990): Working as a
sub-contractor to WCH Industries,of Waltham,Massachusetts,GMRC has evaluated the
potential environmental impacts from the proposed MWRA Quincy/Weymouth sewer line
' interceptor. GMRC has prepared the coastal wetland impact portions of the DEIR and
FEIR for the proposed project, and has evaluated potential impacts to salt marsh, rocky
intertidal shore, mud flats, and other coastal wetlands.
' Salem, Massachusetts (1985-1990): GMRC prepared and obtained all local, state,
and federal environmental permits for the Collins Cove Condominium project, a residential
' condominium project on Salem Harbor. In addition to re-development of this coastal
Salem site, the project entailed the permitting of an extensive rip-rap bank and research into
coastal pier impacts.
I ' Boston, Massachusetts (1986): As a sub-contractor to Camp, Dresser, McKee, of
Boston, Massachusetts, GMRC reviewed and commented on the 301h Waiver Application
prepared by Metcalf&Eddy,of Wakefield,Massachusetts. GMRC provided extensive
' commentary on this waiver application and worked in conjunction with the US EPA marine
laboratory, in Naragansett, Rhode Island.
' Swampscott, Massachusetts (1986): In order to assist Camp, Dresser, McKee, Inc.,
of Boston, Massachusetts, with a sewer outfall siting study, GMRC conducted bottom
sediment and benthic macroinvertebrate sampling,demersal finfish trawling, plantonic .
diversity studies, and water quality analyses of Swampscott Harbor.
' Lynn, Massachusetts (1985): As a sub-contractor to Whitman & Howard, of
Wellesley, Massachusetts, GMRC conducted marine field studies related to the siting of the
' Lynn Harbor sewage outfall pipe. This study involved intensive biological and water
quality sampling, and analysis.
Fall River, Massachusetts (1979-1983): The Director of GMRC designed and
' coordinated a major study in Fall River, Massachusetts, for the New England Energy Park
Coal Gassification Plant environmental permitting and siting. This project involved
complete biological and ecological field studies and was coordinated with E G &G,
Bechtel, Westinghouse, Eastern Gas & Fuel, and a variety of local, state, and federal
permitting agencies.
t
' GULF OF MAINE RESEARCH CENTER INC.
ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES
PROFESSIONAL REFERENCES
' Client Project Name Project Date
& Location Description
Bill Flynn's Golf Course Far Comers Golf Welland delineation,permit 1993-1995
Management& Development Course,Boxford,MA application preparation,review
' P. O.Box 429 of previous wetland permits,
Danvers, MA 01923 Windham Golf wetland analysis functional
Course,Windham NH
' contact: William Flynn George Wright Golf
508-664-6438 Course,Hyde Park,M
' Cornerstone Corporation Numerous Wetlands delineations, 1986-1995
Dedham,MA Environmental Notice of Intent prep-
Projects aration,expert testimony,
contact: Thomas Southworth in Massachusetts hazardous material site
' (617)364-8705 inspections,remedial response
tans, etc.
Salem, City of Review of GTE Provide 2nd party review 1991-1995
' One Salem Green Glass Landfill for City of Salem,
Salem, MA Salem, MA including wetlands,
hazardous material,&
' contact: William Luster MEPA review
City Planner
508 745-9595
' Juniper Hill Golf Course. Juniper Hill Golf New Golf Course, 1988-1995
202 Brigham Street Course Construction (MEPA ,
Northboro, MA 202 Brigham St. filing,wetlands& water
Northboro,MA withdrawal permits,
contact: Dudley Darling wetland replacement)
Vice President
508 393-2444
' Lynch,DeSimone, & Nylen Numerous Wetlands delineations, 1986-1995
Attorneys at Law Environmental Notice of Intent prep-
One Post Office Square Permitting Projects aration,expert testimony
' Suite 3500 in Massachusetts
Boston,MA
' contact: Richard A.Nylen
617 367-2500
Serafini,Serafini, & Site Assessments Ten plus wetlands& 1985-1995
' Darling,Attorneys at Law Essex County waterways license
63 Federal Street Massachusetts applications
Salem, MA
' contact: John Serafini, Sr.
508 744-0212
t
GULF OF MAINE RESEARCH CENTER INC.
1
ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES
' PROFESSIONAL REFERENCES
(CONT.)
Client Project Name Project Date
& Location Description
' Lopes Construction Co,. Wellington Country Delineate wetlands,wildlife 1989-1992
Taunton,MA Club review,prepare all permit
Dighton, MA applications,&work with
contact: Arthur Silviera local&state regulators
' 617 824-4834
Camp,Dresser,McKee SESD Secondary Conducted wetlands and 1987-1993
' Ten Cambridge Center Sewage Treatment waterways studies,
Cambridge,Massachusetts Facilities benihic&pelagic
Salem, MA sampling,outflow
contact: Jane Wheeler analysis,etc.
' 617 577-8981
Massachusetts Bay Trans- Salem-Beverly Delineate wetlands&obtain 1986-1987
' portation Authority(MBTA) Railroad Bridge, local regulatory approval for
Boston,MA North Shore commuter rail extension in
Commuter Rail North Shore communities
contact Jane Chimelinski Ipswich extension
' 617 722-3152
North Shore Community College New Campus Delineate wetlands and obtain 1986-1987
Beverly,MA N. Shore Community approval for temporary&
' College permanent access road&site
contact: Richard Passero Beverly,MA layout at new college site
508 922-6722
1
t
1
GULF OF MAINE RESEARCH CENTER INC.
1
tHUGH F. MULLIGAN, Ph.D.
Education
' Cornell University, Ph.D. 1966
Graduate School of Oceanography
' University of Rhode Island 1962-1963
Cornell University, M.S.T. 1962
' Salem State College, B.S. 1958
' OSHA Health and Safety Training Course 1996
Summary of Experience
' In his work at Gulf of Maine Research Center, Inc.,Dr. Mulligan has reviewed over
1,500 final project reports. He has worked as Program Manager and supervisor for
hundreds of public and private wetland permitting projects which involved delineation of
state and federal wetlands, a wetlands assessment, and, in many cases, wetland
replication.
Professional Experience
1983 - Gulf of Maine Research Center, Inc.
present Director and President
' Dr. Mulligan is the Director and President of Gulf of Maine Research Center, Inc. He
has served as Principal Scientist and Project Manager on many of Gulf of Maine's major
' projects dealing with wetland permitting, identification and delineation of state and federal
wetlands, and wetland replication and restoration. Dr. Mulligan has authored more than
50 scientific publications in such fields as limnology, aquatic botany, phytoplankton and
' oceanography, and has presented papers at national and international symposia.
Dr. Mulligan served as Project Manager on wetlands investigations for
' a project dealing with the construction of a proposed sewer interceptor
system through marshland. Major issues included the preservation of
vegetation and the marsh,disruption of nesting and spawning grounds
' for waterfowl and finfish, and generation of turbidity plumes from
dredging and filling operation that clog filters and gills on shellfish and
finfish. Prepared the coastal wetland impact portions of the DEIR and
FEIR for the proposed project and evaluated potential impacts to salt
' marsh, rocky intertidal shore, mud flats, and other coastal wetlands.
Dr. Mulligan served as Project Manager for the development of a salt
' marsh restoration plan for a site in Revere, MA. Details of this project
ranged from the preparation of a site specific wetland restoration
specification, to cultivating marsh plants under greenhouse conditions,
' to review of the site plan and proposed saltmarsh hydraulics.
' GULF OF MAINE RESEARCH CENTER INC.
Dr. Mulligan served as Project Manager for a water quality and aquatic
' field study program for Camp, Dresser, McKee, Inc., of Boston,
Massachusetts designed to study the ecological effects of secondary
sewage treatment in the South Essex Sewerage District,. Aspects of
this program included a comprehensive review of existing biological
literature and field sampling of zooplankton,phytoplankton, benthic
invertebrates, and macrobenthos (demersal finfish). Prepared and
submitted Notices of Intent and biological impact reports for proposed
' upgrades to the treatment plant and the treated effluent outfall.
Dr. Mulligan served as Project Manager for a City of Salem project to
provide third-party review of a closure design for an industrial landfill
adjacent to a salt marsh. The project involved the review of the
proposed salt marsh restoration protocol and guidance to the City of
' Salem in preparing an Order of Conditions that would adequately
protect Site Resource Areas.
As Project Manager for a sewer outfall siting study in Swampscott,
' Massachusetts,Dr. Mulligan conducted bottom sediment and benthic
macroinvertebrate sampling,demersal finfish trawling,plantonic
diversity studies, and water quality analyses of Swampscott Harbor.
' As Project Manager Dr. Mulligan was involved in the design and
coordination of a major study in Fall River, Massachusetts, for the
' New England Energy Park Coal Gassification Plant environmental
permitting and siting. This project involved complete biological and
ecological field studies and was coordinated with E G &G,Bechtel,
Westinghouse,Eastern Gas &Fuel, and a variety of local, state, and
' federal permitting agencies.
Dr. Mulligan has been Project Manager to engineering firms in evaluating
' compliance of numerous ocean outfalls into Massachusetts Bay. He has
also conducted a series of seasonal sampling at ocean outfall locations
from Salem to Boston.
1977-1983 EG&G Environmental Consultants
' 300 Bear Hill Road
Waltham, Massachusetts
' EG&G is a Fortune 500 firm which manufactures scientific equipment and provides
services to government and commercial clients. From August, 1979 to June, 1983, Dr.
Mulligan designed, staffed, and managed a$3.5 million environmental program for a
proposed synthetic fuels project in Massachusetts. He coordinated the regulatory and
' environmental siting studies with Bechtel, Westinghouse and Texaco project engineers.
Dr. Mulligan assembled a technical staff at EG&G and provided environmental services to
offshore oil and gas commercial clients and government agencies. Dr. Mulligan provided
environmental services to EG&G manufacturing and service divisions on hazardous waste
management and environmental regulatory compliance matters. Other projects managed by
Dr. Mulligan at EG&G included ocean dumping, drilling mud disposal studies, dredging
' studies and siting of chemical plants.
' GULF OF MAINE RESEARCH CENTER INC.
1
1975-1977 New England River Basin Commission
' Boston, Massachusetts
The New England River Basin Commission was a regional planning agency which studied
' water issues in New England. As part of a major Department of Interior study, Dr.
Mulligan was responsible for providing environmental assessment studies for onshore
industries (e.g., refineries, pipe coating yards, etc.), which could be located in New
' England as a result of oil and gas exploration and production on the Outer Continental
Shelf.
' 1974-1975 Lawler, Matusky and Skelly Consulting Engineers
Pearl River, New York
' Lawler, Matusky and Skelly Consulting Engineers is an architect-engineering firm for
which Dr. Mulligan managed environmental monitoring programs and environmental
assessments of the thermal discharges from several power plants on the Hudson River.
1 1970-1974 University of New Hampshire
Durham, New Hampshire
' Dr. Mulligan was an Associate Professor of Botany and developed a teaching and research
program in Marine Botany and Phytoplankton Ecology. He trained undergraduate and
' graduate students through the Ph.D. degree and investigated the plankton of Great Bay,
New Hampshire; coastal New England; Massachusetts Bay; Georges Bank;The Gulf of
Maine; and Boston Harbor. He published several important scientific papers on the New
England Red Tide. During this period, Dr. Mulligan was a special consultant on aquatic
' weed growth at hydro-electric projects in West Africa for FAO and the United Nations
Development Programs and organized and taught a Tropical Botany course in Puerto Rico.
1966-1970 Cornell University
Ithaca, New York
' Dr. Mulligan served as Assistant Professor of Aquatic Studies. He taught courses on
aquatic plant ecology, trained undergraduate and graduate students through Ph.D. level,
and conducted research on aquatic plants and nutrient cycling in lakes, marshes, and
' ponds. He established, obtained funds for, equipped, staffed and managed an
experimental pond facility at Cornell. He developed research programs with aquatic
weeds,plankton and plant nutrients in growth chambers, greenhouses, and experimental
' ponds. He also conducted research on aquatic weeds in Puerto Rico.
' 1963-1966 Cornell University
Ithaca, New York
While working as a full-time graduate student, Dr. Mulligan managed an NSF Academic
' Year Institute graduate program for the Dean of the Graduate School at Cornell University
which involved the preparation and submission of competitive grant proposals; program
development and implementation; solicitation, screening, and selection of 35 graduate
GULF OF MAINE RESEARCH CENTER INC.
I ' students per year; and the management of financial, administrative and educational aspects
of the program.
Selected Publications and Reports
' Mulligan,H. F. 1993. Salt Marsh Restoration Specifications in Winthrop, Massachusetts
for the Massachusetts Water Resource Authority. Gulf of Maine Research Center,
Inc.
' Mulligan, H. F. 1993. Delineation of State and Federal Wetlands on a 200 Acre Parcel in
Windham, New Hampshire. Gulf of Maine Research Center, Inc.
Mulligan, H. F. 1993. Delineation of Wetlands on a 100 Acre Parcel in Boxford,
Massachusetts. Gulf of Maine Research Center, Inc.
1 Mulligan,H. F. 1992. Expert Testimony on Wetland Delineation of a 35 Acre Wetland
Parcel Scheduled for Development in Saugus, Massachusetts. Gulf of Maine
Research Center, Inc.
t Mulligan, H. F. 1992. Technical Assistance to Ensure Adequate Salt Marsh Restoration in
Unpermitted Solid Waste/Hazardous Waste Landfill in Salem, Massachusetts. Gulf
of Maine Research Center, Inc.
I ' Mulligan, H. F. 1991. Oceanographic Services in Support to Siting South Essex Sewage
Secondary Treatment Facilities. Gulf of Maine Research Center, Inc. Subcontract
to CDM.
Mulligan, H. F. 1991 Salt Mash Restoration Plan for a Two Acre Salt Marsh in Revere,
Massachusetts in Consent Order for U.S. EPA on Behalf of Caruso Construction,
' Inc. of Revere, Massachusetts.
Mulligan, H. F. 1990. Environmental Assessment of Proposed Sewer Connector for
' Quincy-Weymouth Sewer Interceptor DEIR/FEIR Subcontractor to WCH
Industries, C. E. Maguire, MWRA.
' Mulligan, H. F. 1986 Reviewed MWRA Boston Harbor 301(h) Secondary Treatment
Waiver Application with U.S.EPA Scientists. Subcontractor to CDM and MWRA.
Mulligan, H. F. 1986. Biological and Water Quality Studies in Swampscott Harbor
Subcontractor to CDM and Town of Swampscott.
' Mulligan, H. F. 1986. Biological and Water Quality Studies in Salem Sound.
Subcontractor to CDM and South Essex Sewage Authority.
' Mulligan,H. F. 1985 Biological and Water Quality Studies at Lynn Harbor Outfall as Part
of 301(h) Secondary Treatment Waiver Application. Subcontractor to Whitman and
Howard, Inc. and Lynn Water and Sewer Authority.
' Mulligan, H. F. 1984 Supplementary EIS to Evaluate Water Quality Impacts of Sewage
Disposal in Boston Harbor as Subcontractor to CE Maguire, US EPA Contractor.
' Mulligan, H. F. U.S. and South American Regulations regarding disposal of Produced
Waters. International Environmental Information Center. Salem, MA.
GULF OF MAINE RESEARCH CENTER INC.
i ' Mulligan, H. F. 1984. Sensitivity of the South China Sea to Offshore Oil and Gas
Exploration. International Environmental Information Center. Salem, MA.
' Mulligan, H. F. 1984. Report on Peoples Republic of China's Present and Proposed
Environmental Regulations Applicable to Offshore Oil and Gas explorations in
South China Sea. International Environmental Information Center. Salem, MA.
i ' Mulligan, H. F. 1984. Air Quality Standards, Regulations and Conditions - A
comparative study of selected Western European Countries and the United States.
I ' Gulf of Maine Research Center. Salem, MA.
Mulligan, H. F. et. al. 1983. Report proposing Exemption for RCRA Stacks testing
requirements of Hazardous Waste Incinerator at Kennedy Space Center.
Mulligan, H. F. et. al. 1983. Draft Environmental Report for New England Energy Park
MEPA Filing.
' Mulligan, H. F. et. al. 1982. New England Energy Park Notice of Intent for MEPA
Filing.
' Tong, E. Y., and H. F. Mulligan. 1981. New England Energy Park PSD aerometric
analysis -A summary progress report. Proceedings of Northeast Atlantic
International Section of Air Pollution Control Assoc., Providence, Rhode Island.
' Robson, D. S., C. A. Menzie and H. F. Mulligan. 1980. An environmental monitoring
study to assess the impact of drilling discharges in the Mid-Atlantic. II. An
experimental design and statistical methods to evaluate impacts on the benthic
environment. Research on Environmental Fate and Effects of Drilling Fluids and
Cuttings.
' Mulligan, H. F. e� 1979. Analysis Report. The Distribution of Primary Production
and Phytoplankton Species on Georges Bank. 13th Quarterly Progress Report to
U.S. Bureau of Land Management.
' Mulligan, H. F. et. al. 1978. A baseline environmental assessment for ocean disposal of
dredged materials near Roosevelt Roads Naval Station, Puerto Rico. Prepared for
' the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Jacksonville,Florida.
Mulligan, H. F. et_al. 1978. Criteria for the management of dumping wastes at sea.
Prepared for the Federal Department of the Environment, Australia.
' Mulligan, H. F., and C. A. Menzie. 1978. An approach to preparing environmental
reports for exploratory drilling on the outer continental shelf. Oil and Gas Journal,
' July 3, 1978.
Mulligan, H. F. et_al. 1977. Fact book: Onshore Facilities Related to Offshore Oil and
' Gas Development. A Report of the New England River Basin's Commission
(NERBC) Project 'Development and Application of a Methodology for Siting
Onshore Facilities Associated with OCS Development." Conducted under
agreement with the Resource and Land Investigations (RALI) Program of the U.S.
' Department for the Interior's Geological Survey. NERBC, Boston, Massachusetts.
GULF OF MAINE RESEARCH CENTER INC.
' Mulligan, H. F. 1977. Strategy for Minimizing Environmental Impacts in Siting of
Industrial Facilities which Support Offshore Oil and Gas Development in the
Coastal Zone BALI Program. NERBC, Boston, Massachusetts.
' Mulligan, H. F. 1976. Chemical Discharge and Toxicity Report for the Bowline
Generating Station of Orange and Rockland Utilities, Inc. Lawler, Matusky and
' Skelly Engineers, Tappan, New York.
Mulligan, H. F. 1976. Chemical Discharge and Toxicity Report for the Lovett Generating
' Station of Orange and Rockland Utilities, Inc. Lawler, Matusky and Skelly
Engineers, Tappan, New York.
Mulligan, H. F. et. al. 1975. Water Quantity and Quality and Environmental Impact
' Assessment Studies of the Hudson River for National Commission on Water
Quality. Lawler, Matusky and Skelly Engineers, Tappan, New York.
' Mulligan, H. F., et. al. 1974. Impact of an oil refinery on the New Hampshire marine
environment. (In the Impacts of an Oil Refinery Located in Southeastern New
Hampshire: A Preliminary Study), University of New Hampshire Press,Durham,
N. H., Chapter X, 89 p.
1
1
1
1
1
' GULF OF MAINE RESEARCH CENTER INC.
' JOSEPH H. ORZEL
Education
' University of New Hampshire
Wetland Delineation and Evaluation Classes 1993
' University of New Hampshire
M.S. Program, Wildlife Ecology 1982-1985
State University of New York
College at Fredonia, B.S., Biology 1981
OSHA Health and Safety Training Course 1996
' Summary of Experience
' Mr. Orzel has served as an Associate Environmental Scientist on various environmental
investigations. His experience includes wetland inspections and delineations, and
monitoring of wetland replication areas. He has also prepared Notices of Intent under the
Massachusetts Wetlands Protection Act. Mr. Orzel has experience in evaluation of wildlife
' habitats, and knowledge of wildlife -habitat relationships in wetland and forested
ecosystems. He also has experience in fisheries management and radio-telemetry.
' Professional Experience
1994 - Present Gulf of Maine Research Center, Inc.
Associate Environmental Scientist
1 Mr. Orzel has served as Associate Environmental Scientist on a
number of wetland projects. Responsibilities include wetland
' delineation, evaluation and replication, evaluation of wildlife
habitats, and preparation of technical reports.
' 1985-1994 Wildlife/Wetland Scientist
Mr. Orzel conducted various wildlife and wetland investigations and
completed courses in wetland delineation and evaluation at the
University of New Hampshire. These courses focused on wetland
functional value assessments and wetland delineation using the three
parameter approach.
' Mr. Orzel participated in an ongoing study of a caribou herd on
Mt. Albert on the Gaspe Peninsula in Quebec, Canada. Along with
' another scientist, he tracked and observed the caribou and evaluated
the current status of the herd in an effort to record long term changes
occurring within this relatively small, isolated population.
' Other projects he has been involved with include: assisting in
wetland delineations and evaluations; participating in research on
the effects of forest fertilization with sewage sludge; and
' participating in an investigation of natural insect predators of gypsy
' GULF OF MAINE RESEARCH CENTER INC.
moths through the use of ELISA immunoassay tests.
' 1982-1985 University of New Hampshire
Graduate Research Assistant/Graduate Student
As a graduate assistant, Mr. Orzel conducted research involving the
' assessment of snag use by cavity nesting and roosting birds. His
thesis research focused on the roost sites used by these birds and
involved micro and macro habitat measurements to determine cavity
' roost site characteristics. He also taught undergraduate lab classes in
Wildlife Ecology.
' Mr. Orzel also conducted research on breeding bird use of an
Atlantic White Cedar Wetland. He performed aerial photo
interpretation and cover type mapping, data analysis, and field
identification and mapping of breeding territories as part of this
' study. He co-authored a paper on this research which was
presented at the Atlantic White Cedar Wetlands Symposium,Woods
Hole, MA.
March - RMC Muddy Run Ecology Lab
September, 1982 Biological Technician
' Mr. Orzel worked on projects involving the study of fish migration
in the lower Susquehanna River and upper Chesapeake Bay. As a
member of the telemetry group, his main responsibility was the use
' of radio telemetry to determine fish locations and movements. He
also was involved with fish capture and identification, surgical
transmitter implantation and recovery of lost transmitters through
' scuba diving.
1981-1982 State University of New York College at Fredonia
Fisheries Technician
' Mr. Orzel was involved with research investigating the movements
and vertical distribution of Salmonids in Lake Ontario. His
' responsibilities included radio-telemetry, stomach content analysis,
gill netting and electro-shocking.
' 1980-1981 State University of New York College at Fredonia
Undergraduate Research
While a student, Mr. Orzel conducted undergraduate research
' studying sea lamprey spawning in a tributary of Lake Erie. He
served as the team leader for this project, which involved the
organization of personnel, schedules, and research activities. Mr.
' Orzel presented a paper on his research at the Eastern Colleges
Science Conference at Jersey City State Collage, NJ.
Publications
1 Miller, D., L. Gradischer, J. Orzel, W. Leak, and E. Miller. 1987. Changes in
Vegetation and Breeding Bird Use of an Atlantic White Cedar Swamp from
' 1951 to 1984. Pages 229-230 in A.D. Laderman, ed. Atlantic White Cedar
' GULF OF MAINE RESEARCH CENTER INC.
Wetlands. Westview Press, Boulder, CO.
Conferences and Workshops Attended
1 Association of Massachusetts Wetland Scientists - Wetland Soil Biochemistry Seminar;
June 8, 1994.
' Association of Massachusetts Wetland Scientists-Habitat Evaluation Workshop; May 7,
1994.
New Hampshire Association of Wetland Scientists Annual Conference - Wetlands and
Water Quality; February 15, 1994.
New Hampshire Association of Wetland Scientists Annual Conference -Wetland Impact
Assessment, The Status of the Science; November 14, 1992.
Freshwater Wetlands and Wildlife, Perspectives on Natural, Managed and Degraded
Ecosystems. University of Georgia Savannah River Ecology Laboratory, Ninth
Symposium. Charleston, South Carolina; March 24-27, 1986.
Atlantic White Cedar Wetlands Symposium. Marine Biological Laboratory, Woods
' Hole, Massachusetts; October 9-11, 1984. A paper co-authored by Mr. Orzel was
presented at this symposium.
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
N
1
z �
1
1
1
1
1
1
�l
11
1,.
1
1
1
1
i
1
1
1
1
A 1
l tlIECYCLED 1
Columbian°-97 Clasp (10x13)
`,pN Cp)�
Salem. Massachusetts 01970
fAssn���y
March 17, 1997
Mr. Vin Dilisio
1 Alvin Road
Swampscott, MA 01907
RE: 100 Swampscott Road/Miniature Golf- Enforcement Order
Dear Mr. Dilisio:
Thank you for meeting with the Conservation Commission at the site inspection held on the proposed
miniature golf site on Saturday, March 15, 1997. As you know, the Commission voted to partially lift
the Enforcement Order subject to the existing Order of Conditions and the following requirements and
restrictions:
1. NO ADDITIONAL WORK shall commence on site until a staked line is installed delineating a no
disturbance area 20' up gradient of all hay bale lines as shown on the Proposed Site Plan dated March 12,
1997. The northerly 20' up gradient no disturbance area shall be enlarged to run from a point
approximately 20' westerly of the existing building foundation along a line 5' away from the
Southeasterly footprint of the existing building foundation and turning northerly and run to the corner of
a ledge out crop along Swampscott Road as shown on the Proposed Site Plan dated March 12, 1997 as
58+3.
2. NO ADDITIONAL WORK shall commence on site until a staked line is installed delineating all
buffer zones as shown on the Proposed Site Plan dated March 12. 1997.
3. NO ADDITIONAL WORK shall commence on site until the Order of Conditions are posted on site.
4. NO ADDITIONAL WORK shall commence on site until a protective snow fence is installed around
in area 20' around remaining vegetation in Buffer zone near flag A20-A22 as shown on the Proposed Site
Plan dated March 12, 1997.
5. NO ADDITIONAL WORK shall commence within wetlands or buffer zone southeasterly of
property line shown running from Swampscott Road approximately 320'to rear property line as shown
on the Proposed Site Plan dated June 24, 1996 until finalized plans and amended Order of Conditions are
submitted to and approved by the Salem Conservation Commission. This work limit line shall be staked.
6. A staked hav bale line shall be installed across the gravel area in the area of the proposed detention
area to the corner of a ledge out crop along Swampscott Road as shown on the Proposed Site Plan dated
March 12, 1997 as 58+3, to prevent sheet flow directly onto Swampscott Road and directly over slope.
A staked line shall be installed delineating a no disturbance area 20' up gredient of this additional hay
bale line. NO ADDITIONAL WORK shall commence on site in area of proposed detention area until
finalized plans and landscape plans are submitted to and approved by the Conservation Commission.
7. NO ADDITIONAL WORK shall commence within wetlands or down gradient of all 20' no
disturbance areas as described above until finalized plans and landscape plans are submitted to and
approved by the Conservation Commission.
8. NO ADDITIONAL CUTTING of vegetation shall commence on site until finalized plans and
landscape plans are submitted to and approved by the Conservation Commission.
9. NO WORK shall commence on bridge location within the no disturbance areas as described above
until finalized plans and landscape plans are submitted to and approved by the Conservation
Commission.
Thank you for your immediate attention to these requirements and restrictions.
2nerely,
e Di le, Assis t PI er
i
CC: Joseph Correnti
Salem Conservation Commission (/
sd/concom/enforce/100Swand
COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS
EXECUTIVE OFFICE OF ENVIRONMENTAL AFFAIRS
DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION
METROPOLITAN BOSTON-NORTHEAST REGIONAL OFFICE
WILLIAM F.WELD TRUDY COXE
Governor
Secretary
ARGEO PAUL CELLUCCI - DAVID B. STRUHS
Lt. Governor J U L '1 9 1996 Coxnndssioner
DEP File # 64-255
L.Y4s'e V IYtl C Y(d"(Ii4Y 1Y es �4Ci,��.
RE: NOTIFICATION OF WETLANDS PRO ECTfON ACT FILE NUMBER Salem
DATE : 7/15/96 (city/town)
The Department of Environmental Protection has received a Notice of Intent filed
in accordance with the Wetlands Protection Act (M.G.L. c . 131, §40) :
Applicant : Mr. Vin Dilisio Owner: North Shore Tennis & Squash Club
Address : 1 Alvin Road Address : 98 Swampscott Road
Swampscott , MA 01907 Salem, MA 01970
Project Location: 100 Swampscott Road
IF CHECKED, THE FOLLOWING ITEM(S) APPLY TO THIS NOTICE OF INTENT:
A. W This project has been assigned the following file # : 64-255
Although a file # is being issued, please note the following:
Provide stormwater design for new paved areas . Sheetflow into wetland
& stream without pretreatment is not acceptable . BMP' s should be incorporated
into plan for stormwater. Additional data sheets for A-series are needed
Testpits must be shown on plan (PSI & PS2) Provide detail of footbridge
ISSUANCE OF A FILE NUMBER INDICATES ONLY COMPLETENESS OF SUBMITTAL, NOT
APPROVAL OF APPLICATION
B . No File # will be assigned to this project until the following missing
information is sent to this office, to meet the minimum submittal requirements
in accordance with the Wetlands Protection Regulations at 310 CMR 10 . 00 :
1 . ( ) _ copy (s) of a completed Notice of Intent (Form 3 or Form 4 of
Sect . 10 . 99 , whichever is applicable) and a copy of the Fee
Transmittal Form, with a copy of the check for the State' s share of
the Notice of Intent filing fee .
2 . ( ) _ copy(s) of plans, calculations, and other documentation necessary
to completely describe the proposed work and mitigating measures to
protect resource areas .
3 . ( ) _ copy (s) of an 8;4" X 11" section of the USGS map of the area.
4 . ( ) _ copy (s) of plans showing compliance with Title 5 of the State
Environmental Code, 310 CMR 15 . 00 .
D . ( ) Proof that a copy of your Notice of Intent has been mailed or hand
delivered to the Natural Heritage and Endangered Species Program.
COMMENTS :
(see page.2 for additional information)
10 Commerce Way • Woburn, Massachusetts 01801 • FAX (617)932-7615 • Telephone (617) 932-7600 • TDD#(617)932-7679
-0. Punted on Recycled Paper
� ) Other Regulatory Jurisdiction
( ) Application has been forwarded to Waterways Regulatory Program to
determine if a Chapter 91 License is required.
( ) Applicant is advised to forward a copy of the Notice of Intent to the
Corps of Engineers for review (call 1-800-362-4367 for information) .
401 Water Quality Certification
The project described in your Notice of Intent requires a 401 Water
uality Certification from the Department of Environmental Protection and may
require submittal of a 401 application form. See below for further details :
( ) Based upon the information submitted in and with your Notice of
Intent a separate 401 Water Quality Certification application form is
not required. The Department of Environmental Protection has
reviewed the plans submitted by the applicant and finds that there is
reasonable assurance that the project or activity will be conducted
in a manner that will not violate the Massachusetts Surface Water
Quality Standards, provided that :
a) the applicant receives and complies with a Final Order of
Conditions from the local conservation commission or the
Department; _
b) the Order of Conditions does not cause the loss of more than
5, OOO sq. ft . of bordering vegetated wetlands and land under
water and/or the dredging of more than 100 cubic yards of land
under water;
c) any loss of vegetated wetlands has been mitigated with a minimum
replication of 1 : 1; and
d) the project is not exempt from the M.G.L. c . 131, §40 - the
Wetlands Protection Act; is not part of a subdivision; does not
cause the loss of any wetlands designated as Outstanding
Resource Waters; and does not cause the loss of any salt marsh.
Therefore, provided that the above conditions are satisfied, the
Final Order of Conditions will serve as the Water Quality
Certification for this project . This does not relieve the applicant
of the duty to comply with any other statutes or regulations .
( ) Before the activity described in the Notice of Intent can commence,
you must obtain a Water Quality Certification from this Regional
Office . Please complete the enclosed 401 Water Quality Certification
application form and file it with this Regional Office for review.
( ) Your project involves dredging of greater than 100 cubic yards of
material or requires a permit from the Federal Energy Regulatory
Commission for work in "waters of the Commonwealth. " Therefore, your
proposed project is subject to 314 CMR 9 . 00 and requires a Water
Quality Certification. Please complete the enclosed 401 Water
Quality Certification application form and file it with the
Department of Environmental Protection, Waterways Program, One Winter
Street, Boston, MA 02108 . Contact the 'Division of Waterways Program
at 617-292-5655 if you have any questions .
For more information please contact :Rachel Freed
at (617) 932-7600 .
CC : Conservation Commission ( ) U. S . Army Corps of Engineers
( ) Owner ( ) Coastal Zone Management
( ) DEP - Water Pollution Control (X) Representative :Gulf of Maine Research
( ) DEP - Waterways 204 Lafayette Street
( ) Other: Salem, MA 01970
2
i A2 45'-0'
.
Genterline of Dearing Points
{
Galvanized P e Railing
Goncrete Apron System cs Goncrete Apron
p a O a
Precast Goncrete Bridge a Q,
Span (Pitch 1/12) v
m
4
I LJ bridge Plan, 1/4" = 1'-011
............. ... .........
Galvanized Pipe Railing
1 5y5tem
A2
Gast in Place Goncrete
Abutment (Pinned to Ledge)
d Precast Goncrete bridge
Gast in Place Goncrete Span (Pitch 1/12) Ledge Profile
Abutment (Pinned to Ledge) u
Ledge Profile ( F D.
e_F,'..Loo HOBBS ENDEAVOUR CORPORATION
No.20169
34 Rockland Street, Swampscott, MA 01970 617.591.2434
D0AM a5 noted ur 70 BY: 0eaw.er:
�.� �
.. ..__... ........ .......... . ._ _. _ ... .. . �. 04.E
/ 9/26/96RMM
Dana � David `hwampscott Road
bridge Elevation (Looking \X/e5t), 1/4" I"-0" I DeliSio `)wamp5cott' Ma55achusett5
nuwan wgee
Foot DnJge A
NOTA BENE: Gomply with. the Following
Ma55achu5ett5 Mate building Gode
AASHTO Standard `specification for Highway Dridge,
6'-0' Materials: Precast Goncrete One-Piece Dridge Section
Glear Walkway Width Gast in Place Goncrete Abutments,
Pinned'°to Ledge
Gast in Place Goncrete Aprons
Galvanized 'Jteel Pipe Failing 5y5tem
Y
S
Design is to H`N5 `standards
Galvanized Pipe Railing
system - Feference: Proposed `bite Plan, `�wamp5cott Foad
5wamp5cott, Ma55achu5ett5
Precast Goncrete Dridge Q, by Par5on5 Faia
`-)pan (Pitch I to 12, Length)
(Pitch I/8 to 12 width)
_ — Q
3
I
l0
nZ General Notes) nt5
C-l0'
Bridge Platform Width FeAn.< ~
•DFdCO _ HOBBS ENDEAVOUR CORPORATION .
Ko 20169 .34 Rockland Street, Swampscott, MA 01970 617.3813414
h q
A5 noted AtTlleveD BY: mows m
aeweM
� It Dana 4 David '�)wampicott Road
' I Dridge `�ect1on, 3/ — I —O I DeBsio '�)wamp%ott, Massachusetts
MAW"NUk*M
Foot- Pridge ,A2
V,\ ,r
:/ \
AL
ILI
LOT I
'
801700 S.FILI
I w
Y✓i k i
• O o 10
\
4--1
JSP k(1�
t4
t - 1
b fit$° � •� ; ° � S°I �
o
lool—
/ ..
� g I S��°I � y .. / �°` o� ►, o
,71
jel
kp
n
.j v �V 4CA
C ,O�'S :
� SECTION —
�-�_ � ��Sx� � �� ' • � � � ,, � � SCALES : I "= 20 'HO Z "_
R . & I 4 VERT.
4,�
A / @., 20
SL
of
d�T� c�7 s TA k )=R Awe !�r ►s i (moo
- — _ / S ' / `°• ! Ayo
J ! ( ►M d ppecsstl ( }-PLG .
VzQ
` -- _u(� irr'^ �ti / b, ,lam :• / ��� `�-�� Batd� �
Sk4B� 10�Slc��Ee Arc S'j7�-ucT✓R�k C-hcE1wE�R.
?�3� t op `� 7
t(�z u1_ �,�� 3. (j6_FL' •td RA C1 t R C7uc.F o�67 r/1/lt}�� � E �
,�, s- �� 4 �� i �T�rz� •t= ��ruE To 8E d�sr¢>r,�b 6 a- tE►�s
HPC
rc3 r4
4e)o r4
4-)-)o 0 y
ccoj
2
c07.
, 4 ;e 4�� c�� Lf'� .� 5 6 7 8
tip
` —�Z •
�l .max „ �. , . �. ., G : �.
Vim_ w �' y'" - �_ PROPOSED SITE PLAN
It7L ILi cl�� i c. iX SWAMPSCOTT ROAD
LEGEND r� — '" _ ,(, - l `��
SALEM CONSERVATION COMMISSION APPROVAL r " — SALEM MASSACHUSETTS
EXISTING SPOT ELEVATION „ = 20 JUNE 24
d PROPOSED SPOT ELEVATION ;,, / �
SCALE : i 1996
3 ` PARSONS AND FAIA INC.
EXISTING BUILDING �
PROPOSED BUILDING �Z ''� �` `
� . ,.�. 04
`"~^`--� �- .. -- -� �,t60 LEWIS STREET '
�.
LYNN , MASS.
.::--- STREAM Oq D �, ,p R h•r+T
-}– WETLANDS FLAG a NUMBER s�i,�ock= �¢'� SMS
05"'14 SEWER MANHOLE
EDGE OF BITUMINOUS I 0 20 40 60 80 100
vi
sL = I 1 ��ZN.OF Mgssy ,
•••----•-•' EDGE OF WETLANDS z CHARLES s
--�48 EXISTING CONTOUR _
DANIE
i FAIAL m
DATE : --C4-� PROPOSED CONTOUR . u 't<<T�
T '�O s u R`1��0
. 'V b•
owo
�,z
�i
$m v
LOT l t!i
IA ILP80, 700 S.F I w
)v ID6—
bL a
O .�.�'/. �. k � �
I .1C.: ' I
Qk-
\ gl� �• Iro
A `�
19
10
ry
kpwJ "
slit
�x
•s o, N -,1(
F,
x
Lo
1
a
S k \ r -RI G
A ` I F kp
v � �� is �,�� �� SECTION A —A
o
, v / '�� •• . 1L SCALES : I "= 20 'HORZ. & 1
.1= 1
VERT
A l 70 /
--�_ / �,��. •�, 1 �� -TA k�,a F -.0t4A LTNO
yo"�� � v �•• Q5� jl � '�`` �N ph ���E 5 L��� � ►Mo ►o CESS •
K = � 2 � S�Orc� $� lOrcSLf�ntEd � kt-c STi2.cJc1 vR4C. C-r�ErINEER.
\ / `� � r •� k� �� l � j �� :� � 1 k� vim/
Lit - -�
\ / I I �`J s o (� / l 1 rJ 1 �t 7�U R- 404: Lo v(-sE To $E b�c.S l a a
Hp 2 a 5 `� j s A S. A�'�� r sr �F )4Sss5.s�R-s �Yf (�T- G t.
E
, la O c
s \ :• // / �, 11N
4 5 �,'' �' , o / Ave 1✓ L - ,� s 7 9 h
PROPOSED SITE PLAN
(cow
cl�� �" i �.x SWAM PSCOT T ROAD
��
LEGEND �� .-,4 / �^ _ 3 SALEM MASSACHUSETTS
SALEM CONSERVATION COMMISSION APPROVAL
NPROPOSED
EXISTING SPOT ELEVATIONSCALE : I11 = _20JUNE 24, 1996
SPOT ELEVATION ��
PARSONS AND FAIA INC.
EXISTING BUILDING
_/ 60 LEWIS STREET '
Imo. PROPOSED BUILDING RPi Y
STREAM Q,[10 9bR�Nr LYNN , MASS.
-}-
WETLANDS FLAG NUMBER ss
05" SEWER MANHOLE
0 20 40 60 80 100
EDGE OF BITUMINOUS V1
VkOFMgS
EDGE OF WETLANDSD
s
DANIEL
FAIA� y�
I, EXISTING CONTOUR _ , g 9m
4
90314 D
--�¢$ PROPOSED CONTOUR . L UTI(.IT1 �� o
DATE : IFN B/STEP Ot.
,p•�ti ° aURV /
f
I
LOT l
I
801700 S.F m
G
• (1
5���\ • � � I� S3 �.,, �o okra vpj 'ki
\ - 10119,
00
Nor
( �r�
o.h �, ell. f�C=
to
lj� c
ie
Gsyce{ \ \ Ir OLo
�1
�,'� 'r. F. Sao , cn
o Q
x b• e-Ta\j
� x (,t4 ,� < SECTION A A
'cl
SCALES I - 20 - - -
� HORZ � I
4 '
"
ERT
Gp / tb.
Arror
L-yLlk
�\ / �, �� �'�/ •.• �8 �' ` �� �Ef�T �(�.1 d�}� (�I�S k�� �wt l�( ! �Sl err ,F (}}moo
1 — <131j/ /�`�`� X ' A
n = , ._(r \ � b� f•: / ��
-IV
�� \ 64ZB� Y��SI,C-�n�Et� Ar( S?7L�JcTvtZ�c t►•t¢INEER.
ut
1pvI L �J o< ,3 S.p �f �►�1 �T-v(Z-� �L(= 'ov(LSE Tc, $rc tJ�c.SIESN 6 E
,S 5
-Sr
a S Env � .� rr
^, - it "••~ *W S r ` N V
GRYL
191-1 v
HP/" ,� '� 4 O E.t-rtU},�c�
- / ti " �s ID 0 G
4r ex -r
I
.J
CO�► of CO
Sc 4•�� �3� 'S 54� a 4 5 s v FL
9 4v e-*-s 7/Z4
T e
fAcgs Y `, �t ,� PROPOSED SITE PLAN _
SWAMPSCOTT ROA
LEGEND �� -� 111 = --- _------ 1 , ti
SALEM CONSERVATION COMMISSION APPROVAL 1 - -1i1 =�,r -_ l SALEM MASSACHUSETTS'
_ �,1 = 11r 1yC(o
N S�Yb EXISTING SPOT ELEVATION —� , 1 —' =--s, / �� - SCALE : ill 201
�- PROPOSED SPOT ELEVATION _ JUNE 24, 1996
yi EXISTING BUILDING PARSONS AND FAIA INC.
PROPOSED BUILDING 60 LEWIS STREET '
9M
LYNN , MASS.
STREAM
—�� WETLANDS FLAG a NUMBER �' s�i�oc�= 6¢•u' SMa _
i
OS'"t' SEWER MANHOLE
EDGE OF BITUMINOUS 0 20 40 60 80 100
V� � N OF Mqs�
I0't` CHARLES 9f
- - -• EDGE OF WETLANDS � ' DFAII•
EsN
-- 4� EXISTING CONTOUR _
I A R,
I / 0 80316 .
DATE : —C4•$ PROPOSED CONTOUR . L U-r KIT
,ltc SURVE��
I
I
e
y
y
3 l= 41'-w
max` � ... ....... �-
1 \ \ � �3
tit 3k : • ��a -}=
A.
I
I �
QJ S31 Q• / k�v � ►� � 1� /
10 o
O f i
o ER LA's -rAk-�9
CA
DATeo �c�r�E � I��� �� �yhi4sw
o �
5F4x-LL VC51 t4Eb vCU L Est rCE .
1 -
,,, 7� 3 .CJ�Tc�+c a F(-�� HGj B vLr- o(=
loco ► � .J.: Gr � ` ,' -•� �'` � n , /f1 c ��a-r� m�F Co�2se o t
Q c 4 0 22 ,sT� �_ _ c 4 RE �? ES (�rcEly B Al(rlrA-rupc �ecr-
,,a r
ro
co
let �, ®� `��c :off N P ��� �����
. JZ% ,. / chi
pk
Le
CO
2 -
3 4 5 6 r ,� A � PROPOSED SITE PLAN
LEGEND ``` .� xb 7 8 9 I o r w '`�
.S J SWAMPSCOTT ROAD
L - EXISTING CONTOUR
ZPROPOSED CONTOUR s�� v��� ` \ �a
-- , -•— .. ,ctiM ` s t3 l SALEM MASSACHUSETTS
6,,g4 EXISTING SPOT ELEVATION a� , ` - _ j�u' '=«<= �' �� _�,` SCALE : I = 201 J U.NE 24, 1996
G�.d 1 \ µ � - is \
PROPOSED SPOT ELEVATION _` - ` d 131°1
RQ � .;� , . ��' IF PARSONS AND FAIA INC.
97
HAY BALES ? AD �Nk s DA�n /1�/I?ic� 153� Igq7
1 �' a�_..t�=����1z S���3�������-�� _ ,� \ / f�� T �; 60 LEWIS STREET
-- Ac,, WETLANDS FLAG & NUMBER ,�p � '� ` ` � � �' \ LYNN , MASS.
-- WETLANDS -
[� FOOT BRIDGE -� � • •
LEDGE � � �'�
- y �, — _ _ _ .77 — .�.._ . 0 20 40 60 80 100
_— _ BUILDING LINE NOFM
EDGE OF BITUMINOUS o �`�"`� 4
s�90
CHARLES
,\ 9' S���O�s DANIEL G
V\ JJ
.CHAIN LI NK FENCE FAIAX03,6
f9� �R
WATER GATE tolsTESN
- - PROPOSED WOOD FENCE
a suk %
I,
y
CITY OF SALEM, MASSA SETTS
>i ASSESSORS s
317N
69
• ..._ ` f MB-L 163 e �
S 59 AC - J
�. is
•rte �� \ . , rJ 13 ac
J
\1" D
O
d
".Jr, y 43 11 It
JI.J..c
a Ac
54
w-.
1 k 33
s
52
-A, .Jr_ �� ,\� ♦�J•
\ s
d ss 64
O� �• Pf -�r14_ ..,AC. \ -.\ car Ac;/ o.wr/ \ ♦S
21
a�
doom
pp
O14 71 75
moo
A low
12,....
xe
,
9 a.��, k 2y 63
Ac
10
ji
41
\,AA• • �n8 , .1 _sr
''�'/ T ` /•/ S' b -- { "`" y,
ti
n 1 - - REV By !ED 11f0
3'' y / oaOt v \ O REV BY S E.D 1989
'4c 4770 BB
,.el Ir/� v/� �\ ) f e, f _ - _-- / • REV BY B.QA 19
REV. BT B-O.A-1987
►� �' �_.._--_ " �� j iREV By BQA. 1996'
1
-- V d • ... 1 REV BY &0 A. 198:1
'aI7 Sr• n n ov �\ 62
µ9w �)
r' 8 \
..1./c !REV. By 0.0.A. 1983
3
REV. BY &E.0 19M
'♦o r= l4
•lr4 r \ REV BY S.E.D 1961
S D. 060
pcy BY 4VI5 1919
REV BY AVIS /976
J 1[Ew n
-.�- +ire_ .u. /j \ I I!• B•I IMJ 4W.F^
Am
�. �-_ r7-�s3 ,� �
•vENu E. _ O I � O
rp
10
fAC
° ` O
. l•
IFrbc II - PO• " B
LIL
i
rl,
v[ l _ '
_ ,;,. � Z"
yc p, ,
90 - Y/aL %ITY OF SALEM
LLL- - Jr CONSERVATION cONM.
ALIL a,
•+ L r — - -
to
so
f. ,l: I •/� SIC - Auk- dl
_ _ - -- +
z -
r,l•, _ _ _ LEGEND
I "Oust
AC M4 2. MOUG(
j r
`-
-
GARAGE
"ou
I 0
S 3NE
6 NOUB!
\ \ J S U. -_ JY LYNN SAND B STONE CO
•
.L n
or
_ 1 �
RE V BY :B.O A 1986
REV. BY B.O.A. 1964
REV. BY I B.O.A. 1983
REV. BY S E.D. 1961
REv BYtAvlr X979
REV BY AV,519,Y
REV By !// /9M
REv. By AVIS /975
EPAREO UNDER THE DRWTION OF THE 'x.eoo c ;I,[,M unto r
1oe[[[*
SALEM BOARD Of ASSESSORS ---T----1
00 _ (-S-�- 7 IZ
BY r, o 0o zoo 3 .oc
AVIS AIRMAP INC. —
o.00.a e+lr -•w.arnrtr-,.a�nvo
'1 6 11