Exhibits A–F — Organized, Logical, Defensible
These exhibits support the Conflict Summary without re-arguing the case.
Exhibit A – Property Overview & Parcel Identification
Contents:
- Property tax parcel map (MassMapper)
- Lot boundaries clearly shown
- Address / Assessor info (if available)
Purpose:
Establishes what land we are talking about — nothing more.
Exhibit B – Evidence of Original Wetland & Alteration
Contents:
- Photos showing original wetland conditions (if available)
- Photos showing burial / alteration / driveway intrusion
- Any dated images or descriptions
Purpose:
Shows the wetland existed before later determinations.
Exhibit C – Hydrology & Aquifer Disruption
Contents:
- Photos of water emergence, aquifer area, diverted flow
- Any notes, sketches, or reports referencing groundwater
- Statements or records showing redirected water
Purpose:
Establishes that wetland conditions were artificially altered, not naturally expanded.
Exhibit D – Replacement Wetland Delineation & Survey
Contents:
- Surveyor’s wetland plan
- Flag-based delineation map
- Any recording references (registry info if available)
Purpose:
This is one of your strongest exhibits — shows an official, recorded determination.
Exhibit E – Conflicting Mapping (MassMapper / GIS)
Contents:
- Your MassMapper screenshot (the one you just shared)
- Any later maps showing expanded or shifted wetlands
- Side-by-side comparison if possible (even on separate pages)
Purpose:
Demonstrates official inconsistency without accusing anyone.
Exhibit F – Taxation & Use Restriction
Contents:
- Property tax bills (one or two years is enough)
- Any denial letters or conditions restricting use
- Evidence showing no reasonable use for ~15 years
Purpose:
Quietly raises the “taxed but unusable” issue — very important leverage.
3️⃣ How to Assemble the PDF (simple & clean)
You do not need special software.
Order of the PDF:
- Cover Email (optional as page 1)
- Conflict Summary (main document)
- Exhibit A
- Exhibit B
- Exhibit C
- Exhibit D
- Exhibit E
- Exhibit F