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From:MARIA D"ORLANDO
To:Jerolimo, Joseph; DiRienzo, Brittany
Subject:RE: 17 Wild Rose Terrace Site Visit Follow Up
Date:Wednesday, June 4, 2025 8:07:11 AM
Attachments:DOrlando 2025 Proposal 17 Wild Rose Terrace.pdf
Hi Joe and Brittany,
We wanted to follow up regarding our property at 17 Wild Rose Terrace. We’re
committed to completing the required work and bringing everything into compliance.
That said, the cost of the engineering proposal we received (attached) is quite high,
and we also need to budget for the restoration planting. We’re hoping you could
review the proposal and let us know what’s absolutely necessary and whether any of
it can be done by us rather than a professional.
We appreciate your time and any guidance you can offer.
Best,
Len and Maria D'Orlando
On 05/27/2025 9:56 AM EDT Jerolimo, Joseph <jjerolimo@yarmouth.ma.us>
wrote:
Hello Maria,
There is no application, you will need to submit professional site plans showing
the patio, firepit, and any other work not on the original plan approved by the
conservation commission. I would recommend reaching out to Down Cape
Engineering since they did the 2022 site plan for the addition. Let me know if you
have any other questions.
Regards,
Joe Jerolimo
Conservation AgentTown of Yarmouthjjerolimo@yarmouth.ma.us508-398-2231 x7007
From: MARIA D'ORLANDO <
Sent: Monday, May 26, 2025 10:21 AM
To: Jerolimo, Joseph <JJerolimo@yarmouth.ma.us>
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Subject: Re: 17 Wild Rose Terrace Site Visit Follow Up
Hi Joe,
Thank you for taking the time to meet with us on Friday. I was looking on
the town website but wasn’t sure which application we need to file for the
patio/fire pit area. Would it be possible for you to send us the correct link
so we can get the process started?
Maria & Len D'Orlando
On 05/23/2025 3:21 PM EDT Jerolimo, Joseph
<jjerolimo@yarmouth.ma.us> wrote:
Hello,
I am following up to summarize our on-site meeting on 5/23/2025 to
discuss the work at your home at 17 Wild Rose Terrace.
SE83-2375 Work on the addition, including mitigation
plantings. A preconstruction meeting was never scheduled
prior to work, which would have confirmed that the work limit
line and erosion controls were properly established and a sign
with the DEP number was visible from the road. The work on
the addition was completed over a year ago, and much of the
mitigation planting has been done. To close the order of
conditions for this work, you will eventually need to apply for
a certificate of compliance after the plants have survived two
growing seasons. This includes a letter from a professional
certifying that the work has been completed in compliance, and
an as-built site plan.
February 2023 Enforcement Order Restoration planting. The
enforcement order to address unpermitted vegetation removal
and debris in the buffer zone required restoration planting,
debris removal, and a rail fence or bollards to establish a “no
disturb zone”. A plan was approved, and the deadline for
planting was extended from May 2023 to Fall 2023 for the
work on the addition to be finished first. The planting in this
area has not started, but you indicated your intention is to begin
around June this year. Failure to comply could result in
additional enforcement orders or non-criminal citations. Please
let us know when this has been completed.
Unpermitted work in the buffer zone. The new patio, walkway
and firepit area were not on the approved plan. These structures
are at least partially in the 50-100’ buffer to a wetland. There
was also some work done to install plant beds, and while the
beds themselves are out of the buffer zone, there was some
ground disturbed in the buffer zone. Any activity that may alter
an area within 100’ of a wetland is subject to approval. You
can attempt to get this work permitted by filing a request to
approve a revised plan under 083-2375 after-the-fact. Please
note there is no guarantee that the commission will approve
such a request. If it remains unpermitted, these activities may
result in additional enforcement orders.
Thank you for meeting with me. Please let me know if you have any
questions.
Regards,
Joe Jerolimo
Conservation AgentTown of Yarmouthjjerolimo@yarmouth.ma.us508-398-2231 x7007