HomeMy WebLinkAboutNHESP comment 4.14.2026 (2)24-18473NHESP No.Page 4 of 4 Issued April 14, 2026
List of Conditions
Applicant: Dewey J & Margaret Awad, Dewey J Awad 2007 Irrevocable Family Trust
Project Location: 911 & 921 Great Island Road
Project Description: Construction of a stone revetment, sand nourishment, debris removal
NHESP File No.: 24-18473
Heritage Hub Form ID: RC-98437
Approved Plan: Proposed Stone Revetment Bank Stabilization
Plan date: 2-2-2026, one sheet, prepared by Cape Cod Engineering, INC Revised Date:
N/A
To avoid adverse effects to the Resource Area Habitats and to avoid a prohibited Take of state-listed species, the
following condition(s) must be met:
1.Time of Year Restriction: To avoid impacts to state-listed species and their habitats, all Work associated with the
removal of the coir system, construction of the revetment and sand nourishment, shall not be conducted during
the period April 1 – August 31.
2.State-listed Species Protection: The applicant has the responsibility of protecting state-listed shorebird species
(piping plovers and or terns) that may occur on this property. Therefore, it is recommended that the applicant
engage a qualified shorebird monitor to conduct regular monitoring for the presence of these state-listed
species during the period April 1 – August 31 and protect any nests, scrapes, or unfledged chicks with symbolic
fencing (warning signs and twine fencing).
3.Nourishment: As proposed, the Applicant shall provide annual compensatory sand nourishment.
a. Immediately upon completion of the revetment construction, an initial deposition of ±110 cubic yards (CY) of
compatible sand shall be distributed overtop the revetment and/or upon the coastal beach. This volume shall
be in addition to the sand excavated for the installation of the system.
b. Thereafter, the Applicant is responsible to place ±40 cubic yards of compatible sand nourishment annually.
The Applicant is required to demonstrate compliance with delivery slips or receipts .
c. All nourishment must avoid the shorebird nesting period; therefore, sand shall not be deposited during April 1
– August 31, unless otherwise approved in writing by the Division.
4.Authorization Duration: This authorization is valid for 5 years from the date of issuance. Work may be
completed at any time during this 5-year period in compliance with the conditions herein. Thereafter, the
Applicant must re-file pursuant to the MESA.
5.Wetlands Protection Act, Notice: Upon filing for renewal, extension, or amendment of the Orders of
Conditions, the Applicant shall contact the Division for written response regarding impacts to Resource Area
habitat of state-listed wildlife.