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MINUTES May 10, 2001 4 BOARD OF HEALTH 9. Weston & Sampson Transfer Station/Recycling Center Bi-Monthly Inspection report Board acknowledged. A copy of the report is to be forwarded to the Board of Selectmen. IO.MMR Calendar of Events for May Board acknowledged. 11.Definitive Plan approval for 6-lot subdivision- Kenneth W. Anderson Ms. Warden informed Board members that the subdivision which is located on the west side of Asher's Path, north of Lowell Road, has been designed with the septic systems in front. Mr. Doherty motioned to approve the definitive plan for a 6-lot subdivision on the west side of Asher's Path, north of Lowell Road with the stipulation that town water hook-ups are completed prior to occupancy. Mr. Santos seconded the motion. Motion passed. 12.Septic failure violation notice-40 Canonchet Avenue Ms. Warden stated that Health Consultant Charlotte Stiefel went out to the house at 40 Canonchet Avenue and found septage running down into the pond across the street. She sent a letter to the owner to which the owner responded that the system had been pumped and that it was `okay now". A follow-up letter was sent stating that they were being cited and that the owner had 7 days to repair the septic system. To date, the Health Agent has heard nothing further and it has gone far beyond the time limitation imposed on the owner. Mr. Doherty motioned to impose a fine of$300.00 per day until evidence of the repair being started has been received by the Board of Health. The owner has the right to come before the Board to appeal their decision. Also, no further Residential Kitchen licenses will be approved for the property until all septic issues have been resolved. Mr. Santos seconded the motion. Motion passed. 13.HATW request for book storage container at Transfer Station Discussion took place regarding the request by Hands Across the Water" to have a used book donation container placed at the Transfer Station/Recycling Center. Mr. Santos recommended that a letter be sent to the Board of Selectmen recommending that they agree to the placement of the storage container. Board members agreed that the Town should not pay for the delivery charge on the container because the HATW is willing to raise the money for this charge. 14.Outside dining request- Carbo's Grille Mr. David Carboneau was in attendance for this agenda item. He is requesting the addition of 6 tables consisting of 24 seats to be located on his outdoor patio at Carbo's Grille. He further stated that only paper plates and plastic utensils will be utilized on the outdoor patio. He plans to remove some of the indoor seats to allow for the additional seating outside.