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MINUTES March 4, 1999 2 BOARD OF HEALTH 3.) Request for Massage Therapist Licenses: Amy Erickson. Mr. Ball stated that he had no concerns regarding this application. Board members agreed. Mr. Ball motioned to grant a 1999 massage therapist license to Ms. Erickson. Mr. Cram seconded, all agreed. Request for Massage Therapist License: Amy Hotchkiss. Mr. Ball stated that he had no concerns regarding this application. Board members agreed. Mr. Ball motioned to grant a 1999 massage therapist license to Ms. Hotchkiss. Mr. Cram seconded, all agreed. APPOINTMENT: BSC/Phoenix- Popponesset Inn Septic Upgrade (continuation) Mr. Norman Hayes of BSC Group and Mr. Michael Grotzke of The Phoenix Group were in attendance. . Mr. Grotzke explained, "In response to contacting the State, we've determined that they will require a treatment plant for the Popponesset Inn since the actual flows are in excess of 10,000 gallons." "In the past we've asked for consideration that it will take at least a year and more likely two years for designing and construction of this." "We're going to be asking for an .operational consent order from D.E.P. and our attorneys are drafting the consent order as we speak." "They'll review the draft tomorrow and get back to us on that one." "In the interim, what we'd like to do is upgrade the system that we have now to accommodate 10,000 gallons which equals 285 seats, per our discussion with Mr. McQuaid and D.E.P. a few weeks ago." "The timing on this rather critical, in fact we're running very, very close since we have commitments from April 1st on for conferences and other functions." "We're legally committed to having this thing open and up and running and we need to do whatever is necessary." "In that light, we've retained BSC to design the upgrade of the septic system." "They are very familiar with what was there since they designed the previous two upgrades." "We've created a leaching area and sized the tanks for the 10,000 gallon flow." "We do hope to have this thing in place by the 1st of April." "We've confirmed with some of the vendors that the components are in stock so that won't slow us up." "But it's still a big amount of work that has to be done." "There is something like a 'A mile of pipe to be installed." Mr. Hayes confirmed, "2,250 lineal feet of pipe." Mr. Ball asked, "Has D.E.P. looked this over?" Mr. Grotzke responded, "No, this falls within your jurisdiction." "Of course we are working with D.E.P. and our long range plan is to use the exact same leaching area and we're constructing to that standard to use the same leaching area for use when we have a treatment facility." "I suspect that the