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MINUTES March 24, 1999 5 BOARD OF HEALTH Mr. Ball motioned to grant approval of the repair plan as submitted with the stipulation that the final inspection be conducted with the Health Agent and a licensed engineer who will then sign off on the as-built card; also the Mashpee Conservation Commission needs to sign off on the Order of Conditions. Mr. Cram seconded the motion. Plan passes. 7. Pump system: 384 Monomoscov Road. Mr. McQuaid stated, "This is before the Board not for any variance, but for a very simple concern that I have. The property has an existing two-bedroom cottage. The owner is proposing to build a new three-bedroom house with a garage added, (tank, pump system, denitrification or F.A.S.T. system is involved). He's proposing to convert the 2-bedroom house into a garage. But he already has a garage. Cape & Islands Engineering states on the plan "No habitable space permitted within converted garage." My fear is that they are going to use one of the dwellings as a bunkhouse or a rental. It's my recommendation to the Board is to ask the applicant to come before the Board and explain why they need two garages." Mr. Ball stated, "I would like, at least, to have the owner sign an affidavit that there will be no habitable space within the converted garage. If we have him sign something, then legally we have something to fall back on if it does turn into a bunk house." Mr. Ball made a motion to have the owners sign a notarized statement stating that there will be no habitable space within the converted garage and have it recorded at the Barnstable County Registry of Deeds prior to issuance of a septic permit. Mr. Cram seconded the motion. Motion passed. NEW BUSINESS FinCom Meeting: Mr. Cram stated, "The Finance Committee was pretty fair with us. We haven't seen the end result, but I think they understand a lot of the situation. I'd like to compliment Mr. McQuaid on his presentation." Transfer Station fee increase: Mr. Cram stated, "I would like to make a motion to increase the residential sticker price for the transfer station from the present $35.00/year to $55.00/year. This additional $20.00 per sticker, with approximately 4,000 stickers being sold, would give us an additional $80,000 that could very well help us alleviate the projected shortfall." Mr. Ball seconded the motion. Motion passed. The price for the second vehicle will remain at $5.00. OLD BUSINESS 407 & 409 Monomoscov Road: Being requested is approval for a proposed definitive subdivision plan. Mr. McQuaid stated, "No new buildings are proposed and the existing lots each have a dwelling. The owner of Lot 1 is proposing to give the owner of Lot 30 a portion of his land." Mr. Cram motioned to grant approval for the proposed definitive subdivision plan with the stipulation that the engineers provide well and septic locations for the affected lots