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HomeMy WebLinkAboutPacketLanding_ConCommHearing_070325Conservation Commission Hearing July 3, 2025 Packet Landing Marina Resiliency Project 1 Functions Rescue Commercial Fishing Emergency Response Recreational Boating Packet Landing Marina 2 Challenges Flooding from periodic storm and extreme water level events Restrict Access Wear and tear on infrastructure and equipment Decrease economic benefits Packet Landing Marina 3 Main St/Route 28 Bass River 4 2024 Alternative Assessment Redesign Packet Landing to be more resilient to flooding. Protect Elevate Accommodate 5 Alternative 2 Preferred Elevate parking lot with fill Removal of timber bulkhead and new installation of continuous sheet pile. Reconstruct wharf, add elevated boardwalk and install new gangway for alternate access to floats. Repoint stone revetment and reconfigure stormwater system 6 PARKING AREA EXISTING PROPOSED 7 BULKHEAD EXISTING PROPOSED 8 WHARF EXISTING PROPOSED 9 REVETMENT EXISTING PROPOSED 10 DOCK ACCESS EXISTING PROPOSED 11 STORMWATER EXISTING PROPOSED 12 Coverage Table and Impacts to Resources TOTAL 1,465 SF* *Not including Aluminum Gangway 13 MITIGATION Reimbursement_Packages 14 Requesting a Variance A variance from the Town of Yarmouth Wetland Protection Regulations, Part 6.02(1), 6.02(3)(a), and 6.02(3)(b), is requested to allow for reduced mitigation planting. Due to the existing features of the site, there is no 35-foot undisturbed buffer zone landward of the wetland resource areas. The current and intended uses for this site do not allow for this undisturbed buffer zone. Due to space restrictions on the project parcel, 2:1 and 3:1 mitigation ratios cannot be met. Approximately 1,352 square feet of mitigation planting is proposed for this project, a 0.92:1 ratio While the proposed mitigation planting does not meet the performance standards outlined in the Yarmouth Wetlands Regulations, there is an immense public benefit from the proposed site improvements, and mitigation has been provided as much as possible, within the space available. 15 Thank you Dave Condon Department of Natural Resources Dcondon@yarmouth.ma.us Brittany Hoffnagle Woods Hole Group bhoffnagle@woodsholegroup.com Nicholas Bateman Tighe & Bond nbateman@tighebond.com 16