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MINUTES April 13, 2000 3 BOARD OF HEALTH Discussion took place with regard to the possibility of a Kidney Dialysis Center being located on Route 151 next to the Police and Fire Stations. Mr. Slavinsky was looking for Board input, with no decisions, on how this type of use would be viewed by the Board and by the DEP. Mr. McQuaid indicated that a building with medical waste would need a discharge permit from the DEP and that this type of use would send up red flags with the Board. Mr. Ball stated that the system would have to include a denitrification unit. Mr. McQuaid suggested that the applicant pursue connecting to the Mashpee Commons wastewater treatment plant. NEW BUSINESS continued e. Maryann Ingala re: Dick & Ellie's food sales Applicant is requesting a retail food permit to be able to sell coffee, candy and gum at the flea market this summer. Mr. McQuaid stated that he doesn't believe that people go to a flea market with the express purpose of buying food. Mr. Ball stated that the Board has granted this type of use in the past. Mr. McQuaid agreed but stated that there have been problems with this in the past as well. He also read a comment from Mr. Doherty who was absent stating that if a permit was issued it would require strict enforcement by the Board with any violations resulting in revocation of the permit. Board members agreed to continue this item with no vote taken. APPOINTMENT• Christopher Stephens re: 51 Leather Leaf Lane Mr. Christopher Stephens of Midland Construction, Wes Lohr of Lohr Construction, John Slavinsky of Cape & Islands Engineering and Russell Schley of Midland Construction were in attendance for this scheduled appointment. Mr. McQuaid gave a brief background of the situation at 51 Leather Leaf Lane. A septic permit was issued to licensed septic installer Carl Cavossa..'Christopher Stephens installed the system in December of 1999 without a permit and without being a licensed installer in the town of Mashpee. David Sanicki of Cape & Islands Engineering inspected the system in December. In April of 2000 Mr. Stephens took the septic installer's test, became licensed and then pulled the septic permit. Mr. Stephens indicated that the permit issue was an oversight on his part and that he has installed many septic systems in the past and is also a DEP approved septic inspector. Mr. Slavinsky indicated that the system was installed correctly and that David Sanicki would not have approved the system if it weren't installed exactly per the plans. Mr. McQuaid suggested a severe warning since it was his first offense.