[Ctleps-l] question

John Himmelman jhimmel at comcast.net
Sun May 15 21:01:45 EDT 2016


Rich - local permitting agencies (zoning/wetlands)are usually the first step toward enforcing land use restrictions in a town. They may be the ones to ask for a review based on a state listed species being threatened by an activity. Although it sounds like that ship may have sailed? If Salem has a conservation commission, they could maybe be of some use.  That said, logging operations are usually given wide berth. Not sure who to contact on the state level.

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> On May 15, 2016, at 1:28 PM, rchyinski at comcast.net wrote:
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> Is anyone familiar with Ct laws  and what type of work requires an environmental impact study?  
> The third Frosted Elfin site in Salem is being damaged by logging operations. (clearing  to allow for parking of equipment and stacking of logs) I would estimate that 1/2 of the site has been damaged with operations on going. This site falls within the CT. Natural Diversity Data Base and has been reported to the state via the Rare Invertabrate Species Reporting form.
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> Still saw 12 -14 Elfins there today.
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> Rich Chyinski
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