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Home My WebLink About83-1933 - Wetland and wildlife enchancementBIT . Q L W N„ Q PAVEM 1 Q L� \ Q 9. f � _ ` D I "'Y I IN G J ICTED yb A VALK WA (SM NE w G TAIC ��RRE\ � JOIryJTS) 8� � 119 --�� cry 11 a � � �..- •„ cif ri�r,+ �� . �Ya �� %/ _• i r JOSEPH PARCEL WF#1 0 W \ L ..PA ESE B , / ��P, q I� - P F O o O �Y}C) O - 13 •' S � O`C7�Y � ' O ? /}ICY l � O `� ' R , X�� o ° - INE 9 PLAN WETLAND 8c UVfLDLIF ENHANCEMENT r \ + •' \ f �' -ter . • ° THE WETLAND & WILDLIFE ENHANCEMEPPLAN PRESENTED HERE IS TO "ED FLAG POLE" f • l ES W BO WO PROVIDE A VERTICAL AND HORI7ONTALPERATION BETWEEN THE PROPOS & ROS / �L- * RESIDENTIAL ACTIVITIES AT 316 GREAT -AN D ROAD AND THE ADJOINING WETLAND RESOURCE AREAS. THE VERAL SEPERATION IS ACCOMPLISHED BY UTILIZING NATURAL STONE TO CRE,' A WALL WHICH AVERAGES 30" IN o { - HORIZONTAL SEPERATION IS CREATED • • '' 7-J O r-� �, j Y Y F # HEIGHT AND WILL NOT EXCEED 36 j Oa 1 kBY DEVELOPING A 3600 S.F. PLANTINCJFFER AREA OF VARIABLE WIDTH OF x x�. �• • + 1a / HEATH &HEATHER PLANTINGS TOGETI WITH WETLAND & WILDLIFE PLANTINGS F,p• • • • + I ! x` C04ZATIVE EXTENSION SERVICE. RECOMMENDED BY THE CAPE COD 0 r� • • �� BEAC S PLAN ALSO CREATES A 600 S.F.'LAND RESOURCE AREA TO ENHANCE O TH I 0 THE LK W ADJACENT T w A Y AD I (STONE WI/G S N S �' WLDLIFE IN A NATURAL UPLAND SWALIREA DIRECTLY �D,y• . I EXISTING ISOLATED WETLAND- THIS AI GREATS A FINGER OF WETLAND ,pSURROUNDED BY WETLAND PL ANTING&MPRISING A PORTION OF THE 3600 S.F. L A W N •• I 1 1rn1I� 7 BUFFER PLANTINGS LISTED ABOVE. T}WETLAND CONSTRUCTION WILL FOLLOW o< + " " THE CONSTRUCTION GUIDELINES OUTLIP IN THE "REPLICATION GUIDELINES" • • , �° • FOR MASSACHUSETTS INLAND WETLANUBLISHED BY DEP ON MARCH 1, 2001. x .�- EXIST . � 9 s 4 `� WETLAND Sc WI LDL1 F PLANTINGS RESTRI C , • • • # 8ti 8 Q a Q r iso •� # 6 THE FOLLOWING PLANT LIST WILL BE U BY THE PROJECT LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT AREA • I g I TO CREATE THE 3600 S.F. WETLAND WILDLIFE BUFFER AREA TO THE ADJOINING i ;> WETLAND RESOURCE AREAS. THESE (SITS WILL BE SUPPLEMENTED WITH PLANTS 6 . � •i• SELECTED FROM THE, "TO BE DISTUREAREA OF THE SITE", AND PLACED IN A a61 s 7 cr� TEMPORARY ON—SITE NURSERY TO BEAN TED IN THE BUFFER AT THE APPROPRIATE �y TIME. THE PLANS TO BE UTILIZED ARS FOLLOWS: �. > >, •.• 1 1 0 �� 2 BEARBERRY #1 12"O.C. . . 1. , ' + • $ ,1, a 1. ARCTOSTAPHYLOS URA—URSi 30"O.C. • 1 e a SWEET FERN #1 2. 1 • '1' ' ' ' d C \ 3. JUONIPOR SNIS PHOR HORIZONTALIS CREEPING JUNIPER #3 5' OOC. . - 1 1 - • • a .o WI 5 4. PRUNUS MARITIMA BEACH PLUM SH # 3 5 O.C. r► 5. BACCHARIS HALIMIFOLIA GROUNDSEL BU # 1 . • •1 NORTHERN BAYBERRY #3 4' O.C. 1 1 � , • ` 6. MYRICA PENSYLVANICA ROSE BAY RHODODENDRON 2.5/3' 10' O.C. �� •' • • ISOLATED 8_ RHODODENDRON VISCIOSUM SWAMP AZALEA #MUM3 5'O.C. HODODENDRONa 1•. 5 O.C. 5 9. ILEX VERTICILLATA HIGHBUSH BLUEBERRY #7 7 O.C. VEGETATED 10. VACCINIUM CORYMBOSUM ARROWWOOD VIBURNUM #7 6' O.C. 11. VIBURNUM DENTATUM •� AMERICAN HOLLY 3-4 12' O.C. WETLAND 12. ILEX OPACA 1 13, JUNIPERUS VIRGINIANA EASTERN RED CEDAR #10 9 O.C. 1C. w 14. BETULA NIGRA RIVER BIRCH #UPELO 10 20'O,C. 1 a jNETL\Q N �•• 15. NYSSA SYLVATICA E BAY MAGNOLIA 3-4' 20'O.C. • 1 16. MAGNOLIA VIRGINIANA 1 � EXIS Ti NG � 3 eE2 W c • W �n ACH D E , �A.SII/l � ' ' � • WF#3 1 1 40 E 1 ISOLATED VEGETATED WETLAND 316 GREAT ISLAND ROAD NO I 3 1 W. YARMOUTH, Ma. CLIENT: MR.. & MRS. PEI"ROWSKI, 316 GREAT ISLAND ROAD, W. YARMOUTH, MA. "l--%._ W 1. %,T t15 5 V C J i14C Engineering Planning & Surveying Landscape Architecture 9 South Pasture Lane P.O. Box 2132 Duxbury, MA 02331 Phone: (781)934-6039 E-mail: Dan_orwig@hotmad.com WETLAND&WILDLIFE ENHANCEMENT SITE PLAN SITE PLAN AMENDMENT TO ORDER OF CONDITIONS FOR SE 83-1933 -mr, I MWISION , I DATE_ I DRAWING TnIX--: WETLAND &WILDLIFE ENHANCEMENT SITE PT AN c.3 0 UI III C r D,C.ORWIG 1 =10 0-29--2013 a DRAWN BY PRIMARY SCALE DRAWING DATE C r %V _ • a, af� i TAIC ��RRE\ � JOIryJTS) 8� � 119 --�� cry 11 a � � �..- •„ cif ri�r,+ �� . �Ya �� %/ _• i r JOSEPH PARCEL WF#1 0 W \ L ..PA ESE B , / ��P, q I� - P F O o O �Y}C) O - 13 •' S � O`C7�Y � ' O ? /}ICY l � O `� ' R , X�� o ° - INE 9 PLAN WETLAND 8c UVfLDLIF ENHANCEMENT r \ + •' \ f �' -ter . • ° THE WETLAND & WILDLIFE ENHANCEMEPPLAN PRESENTED HERE IS TO "ED FLAG POLE" f • l ES W BO WO PROVIDE A VERTICAL AND HORI7ONTALPERATION BETWEEN THE PROPOS & ROS / �L- * RESIDENTIAL ACTIVITIES AT 316 GREAT -AN D ROAD AND THE ADJOINING WETLAND RESOURCE AREAS. THE VERAL SEPERATION IS ACCOMPLISHED BY UTILIZING NATURAL STONE TO CRE,' A WALL WHICH AVERAGES 30" IN o { - HORIZONTAL SEPERATION IS CREATED • • '' 7-J O r-� �, j Y Y F # HEIGHT AND WILL NOT EXCEED 36 j Oa 1 kBY DEVELOPING A 3600 S.F. PLANTINCJFFER AREA OF VARIABLE WIDTH OF x x�. �• • + 1a / HEATH &HEATHER PLANTINGS TOGETI WITH WETLAND & WILDLIFE PLANTINGS F,p• • • • + I ! x` C04ZATIVE EXTENSION SERVICE. RECOMMENDED BY THE CAPE COD 0 r� • • �� BEAC S PLAN ALSO CREATES A 600 S.F.'LAND RESOURCE AREA TO ENHANCE O TH I 0 THE LK W ADJACENT T w A Y AD I (STONE WI/G S N S �' WLDLIFE IN A NATURAL UPLAND SWALIREA DIRECTLY �D,y• . I EXISTING ISOLATED WETLAND- THIS AI GREATS A FINGER OF WETLAND ,pSURROUNDED BY WETLAND PL ANTING&MPRISING A PORTION OF THE 3600 S.F. L A W N •• I 1 1rn1I� 7 BUFFER PLANTINGS LISTED ABOVE. T}WETLAND CONSTRUCTION WILL FOLLOW o< + " " THE CONSTRUCTION GUIDELINES OUTLIP IN THE "REPLICATION GUIDELINES" • • , �° • FOR MASSACHUSETTS INLAND WETLANUBLISHED BY DEP ON MARCH 1, 2001. x .�- EXIST . � 9 s 4 `� WETLAND Sc WI LDL1 F PLANTINGS RESTRI C , • • • # 8ti 8 Q a Q r iso •� # 6 THE FOLLOWING PLANT LIST WILL BE U BY THE PROJECT LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT AREA • I g I TO CREATE THE 3600 S.F. WETLAND WILDLIFE BUFFER AREA TO THE ADJOINING i ;> WETLAND RESOURCE AREAS. THESE (SITS WILL BE SUPPLEMENTED WITH PLANTS 6 . � •i• SELECTED FROM THE, "TO BE DISTUREAREA OF THE SITE", AND PLACED IN A a61 s 7 cr� TEMPORARY ON—SITE NURSERY TO BEAN TED IN THE BUFFER AT THE APPROPRIATE �y TIME. THE PLANS TO BE UTILIZED ARS FOLLOWS: �. > >, •.• 1 1 0 �� 2 BEARBERRY #1 12"O.C. . . 1. , ' + • $ ,1, a 1. ARCTOSTAPHYLOS URA—URSi 30"O.C. • 1 e a SWEET FERN #1 2. 1 • '1' ' ' ' d C \ 3. JUONIPOR SNIS PHOR HORIZONTALIS CREEPING JUNIPER #3 5' OOC. . - 1 1 - • • a .o WI 5 4. PRUNUS MARITIMA BEACH PLUM SH # 3 5 O.C. r► 5. BACCHARIS HALIMIFOLIA GROUNDSEL BU # 1 . • •1 NORTHERN BAYBERRY #3 4' O.C. 1 1 � , • ` 6. MYRICA PENSYLVANICA ROSE BAY RHODODENDRON 2.5/3' 10' O.C. �� •' • • ISOLATED 8_ RHODODENDRON VISCIOSUM SWAMP AZALEA #MUM3 5'O.C. HODODENDRONa 1•. 5 O.C. 5 9. ILEX VERTICILLATA HIGHBUSH BLUEBERRY #7 7 O.C. VEGETATED 10. VACCINIUM CORYMBOSUM ARROWWOOD VIBURNUM #7 6' O.C. 11. VIBURNUM DENTATUM •� AMERICAN HOLLY 3-4 12' O.C. WETLAND 12. ILEX OPACA 1 13, JUNIPERUS VIRGINIANA EASTERN RED CEDAR #10 9 O.C. 1C. w 14. BETULA NIGRA RIVER BIRCH #UPELO 10 20'O,C. 1 a jNETL\Q N �•• 15. NYSSA SYLVATICA E BAY MAGNOLIA 3-4' 20'O.C. • 1 16. MAGNOLIA VIRGINIANA 1 � EXIS Ti NG � 3 eE2 W c • W �n ACH D E , �A.SII/l � ' ' � • WF#3 1 1 40 E 1 ISOLATED VEGETATED WETLAND 316 GREAT ISLAND ROAD NO I 3 1 W. YARMOUTH, Ma. CLIENT: MR.. & MRS. PEI"ROWSKI, 316 GREAT ISLAND ROAD, W. YARMOUTH, MA. "l--%._ W 1. %,T t15 5 V C J i14C Engineering Planning & Surveying Landscape Architecture 9 South Pasture Lane P.O. Box 2132 Duxbury, MA 02331 Phone: (781)934-6039 E-mail: Dan_orwig@hotmad.com WETLAND&WILDLIFE ENHANCEMENT SITE PLAN SITE PLAN AMENDMENT TO ORDER OF CONDITIONS FOR SE 83-1933 -mr, I MWISION , I DATE_ I DRAWING TnIX--: WETLAND &WILDLIFE ENHANCEMENT SITE PT AN c.3 0 UI III C r D,C.ORWIG 1 =10 0-29--2013 a DRAWN BY PRIMARY SCALE DRAWING DATE C