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Clair Rood September lit 1990 Page 2 -hP ncr-h end, you will have to either cross other prccerties or riavel trough Che wetland, neither cf which are surtable options. An additional issue which needs to be addressed is the height o^ the 2- X 2’ brick and concrete pillars you ha-e erected along tne south and west boundaries of the property. understanding that you had already of thirds of these pillars when chrs work came to ^ the Building Inspections Department. A review of the pertinent code sections suggests that along street lot include Kenwood Way, Navarre Lane, ana tecnnically ^ould al include Hillside Place (an undeveloped road^which may become a road in the future), fences are not allowed to exceed 3 1/2 ^ height. Since you proposed that you would be planting hedges between theH /ostJ^, there is some question whether they fall under the definition of a fence. Also, the code is not such posts can exceed 3 1/2' in height in a side '"“J.^jp, (along Navarre Lane) or a rear street yard (along Hillside Place!. We are still researching this, however, you should be aware that there may be an issue about the niilars, and if it is determined that the maximum height is in fact 3 1/2', your options would be at the appropriate height, or to apply for an a ^er hhi<? variance. We will advise as to a final interpretation on this issue. In order to expedite approval for your intended cleanup work, you should do the following: 1. Have your surveyor determine the inverts of the and outlet of the culvert that crosses the railroad tracks. He should then determine whether that culvert atfects his previous determination of the wetland boundary. 2. Your surveyor should stake the '^ftland boundary approximately every 50', and should likewise stake the 26 wetland setback where no filling, grading, dredging or excavation is allowed. Once a land alteration permit is issued, the following guidelines must be adhered to: 1. In areas within 26* of the wetland boundary, debris removal shall be allowed only to the degree that voids caused by such removal shall be restored to the arade elevations. No vehicular or equipment traffic shall be allowed within the boundary of the wetland in any case,