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MINUTES April 6, 2000 2 BOARD OF HEALTH APPOINTMENT: Jason Stone re: 44 Little Neck Lane addition Mr. Stone was not in attendance for this meeting. Mr. Scott Goldstein was in attendance representing Mr. Stone. Mr. Goldstein explained that the home was built with a full walkout basement and the owner wants to now finish the lower level. The septic system was designed for 549 gallons per day. The application was approved for 3 bedrooms and included a denitrification unit. Mr..McQuaid added that the property is in a Zone II area and does not have enough square footage to add another bedroom even though it has a denitrification unit. Discussion took place regarding the layout of the basement and the rooms designed to be included in this area. Mr. Doherty motioned to grant the approval with the stipulation that the wall shown on the submitted plans that enclose the "office" will be eliminated. Mr. Cram seconded the motion. Motion passed. 6. Memo from Town Admin. Re: CCC Process Meeting Board acknowledged. 7. Food Service Permit waiver request—Williams Sonoma Ms. Warden stated that the new Williams-Sonoma store proposed in the Mashpee Commons has requested that the Board waive the fee for a food service permit since they aren't planning on cooking food to sell but will only be having a "sampling bar." Discussion took place regarding what type of licenses should be required of the Williams-Sonoma store. It was determined that they will need a Retail Food permit and perhaps a Food Service Establishment permit if they are serving foods that are prepared on premises to the public. Mr. Doherty motioned to deny the request to waive permit fees for Williams- Sonoma. Mr. Cram seconded the motion. Motion to deny passed. APPOINTMENT• David Carboneau re: Deer Crossing Market & Deli Mr. David Carboneau was in attendance for this scheduled appointment. Mr. McQuaid stated that Mr. Carboneau is requesting an increase in the seating in his restaurant based upon a reduction in the flow calculation from 35 gallons per seat to 20 due to using only paper goods and no dishware. Mr. Cram stated that he felt Mr. Carboneau should follow the same procedure that Mr. Mitrokostas from Finally Dino's had to follow for the same request. The request should get approval from the DEP first and if it does, then the Board will concur. Mr. Cram motioned to grant approval for the increase in seating at the Deer Crossing Market & Deli based on a reduced flow calculation from 35 gallons per seat to 20 due