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BOA 5/27/93 Minutes Page 2 4). Concrete drive located near topside of boathouse (referred to as "turn-a-round) and lower concrete drive leading to door of boathouse be removed. 5). That sewer capability to pumphouse structure be removed or permanently be disabled with certification submitted by licensed plumber as to sewer being rendered unusable. 6). That pumphouse structure have its windows removed (front and side) and siding installed. 7 ). Concrete slab located between boathouse and pumphouse be removed and steps be covered with dirt and vegetation. 8). That a railing or wood retaining wall type structure be incorporated between boathouse and pumphouse to prohibit access towards lake between buildings. 9). That railing atop pumphouse be removed and that a railing be erected which would prohibit access to the top of structure. 10) . That any portion of boulder retaining wall , below the pumphouse, which encroaches upon adjoining property be removed. 11 ). That adequately sized, fast growing vegetation be utilized to stabilize and give natural appearance to shoreline. 12). That prior to any pumphouse restructuring a zoning permit be issued. 13). Wooden stairs be allowed to East side of boathouse. Cr, 14). Completion of work and certification submitted to Zoning Department within 60 days. FINDING OF FACT: I ). Applicant has placed concrete retaining walls, driveways and steps unrelated to boathouse construction without benefit of Special Exception Permit. 2). Special Exception Permit approval is tied to pumphouse usage and restoration. 3). Engineering by Cliff Lawson P.E. and landscaping plan by Faye Roll Kubly; landscape architect. 4) . Normal boathouse construction would not have required Special Exception Permit at the time project commenced. 5). The magnitude of soils disruption warranted Special Exception Permit. CONCLUSION: The project as planned, with specified conditions; will not result in substantial detriment to navigable waters by erosion, sedimentation, impairment of fish or aquatic life, or safe and healthful conditions. Motion carried - 4-0. #2359. Engen - Windsor - 3/25/93. Gaskill/Dreps to hold in abeyance until June Hearing to allow applicant to meet with township. Motion carried - 3-0. #2362. Howick - Westport - 3/25/93. IN FAVOR: D. Howick OPPOSED: --- COMMUNICATION: Town Board. Dreps/Gaskill to deny requested variance from setback to normal high watermark to permit observation platform/deck as constructed. FINDING OF FACT: 1 ). Applicant has 8' x 10' landing deck/observation platform atop stairs leading to shore.