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MINUTES January 19, 1995 3 BOARD OF HEALTH Mr. Gangemi responded, "Irving." Mr. Cram questioned Mr. Gangemi, "What was the determining factor as far as 10 yards." Mr. Gagemi responded, "My truck measures 11.5 yards with no sideboards." "What I have is when your hauling demolition I can't carry a tailgate, it won't go through a tailgate so I take my tailgate off." "And just looking at it the first few loads I would say probably 8 or 9 yards." "I probably had a few 11 yards, 10 yards but it was not close to 14 yards." "So he agreed 10 yards." "That's what I thought it was." "Joe knew I was coming in that morning and he should have came down there and looked at it then, I thought, if there was going to be a disagreement." Mr. Cram questioned Mr. Gangemi, "This load, was it mixed or what?" Mr. Gangemi responded, "Mostly, no, no, metal, mostly wood basically demolition stuff- a house, no concrete." Mr. Cram questioned, "Plaster, drywall?" Mr. Gangemi responded, "Yes, basically that, shingles." Mr. Ball questioned Mr. Gangemi, "Your dumptruck that you have, the red one, I've seen it, is that registered for 11.5 yards." Mr. Gagemi responded, "They don't register in yardage." "Basically, I measured it, it's 13' x 8' 3' deep which comes to 11.5 yards." "Without a tailgate your running low but you can't put it right to the end with a tailgate." "Some loads were probably over 10 but the average was 10 yards, I thought." "I felt if it was more Mr. DiMaggio should have came down and looked at it before and not wait until the end and tell me it's 14 yards because Irving agreed 10." "A couple he was debating that he had to get 12 for it." Mr. Ball questioned Mr. Gangemi, "How many loads did you bring in so far?" Mr. Gangemi responded, " Eight loads, plus a little more." Mr. DiMaggio stated, "I went in the dump that afternoon and I said to Irving what's going on here I don't see - I was checking out the slips and I didn't see any slips