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2 <br /> 4. Copy of letter from Louise Orellana-Delahantv re: 72 Old Colony Drive <br /> Ms. Warden stated that she has tried on numerous occasions, in person, to reach the <br /> resident at this address regarding her complaints. <br /> Steve.Ball made a suggestion that the BOH try to reach her by certified mail. Ms. <br /> Warden didn't believe that she was physically at 72 Old Colony Drive address at this <br /> time. <br /> Mr. Doherty directed Ms. Warden to put her notes together regarding specific dates, <br /> what actions were taken right from the original contact and inspection along with the <br /> date that she sent the letter out to the landlord citing specific violations. Also, the dates <br /> that Ms. Warden went back and attempts to leave phone messages. Mr. Doherty wants <br /> to have the information in hand if she goes forward with her threats to contact the <br /> media with her issues. <br /> APPOINTMENT: Cape & Islands Eng. re: Dicussion on Stendal Village Condominiums <br /> Mr. David Sanicki of Cape &Islands Engineering was in attendance for this scheduled <br /> appointment along with James F. McCarthy, a trustee of Stendal Village <br /> Condominiums. <br /> Mr. Sanicki presented two separate plans regarding the ongoing discussion over the <br /> sewage plan for the Shore Drive location. <br /> The first plan recommended using five separate systems one for each of the <br /> condominiums. There would however, be two different systems, some would get <br /> denitrification units and the others would not. <br /> Mr. Doherty advised Mr. Sanicki that the BOH viewed the whole project as one entity <br /> and he would like to see denitrification units servicing the entire complex. Therefore, <br /> the first design would not work. <br /> Mr. Sanicki presented the second plan. The water service would come in over by the <br /> parking lot. It would be one system for the entire condominium facility. The treatment <br /> portion would be downhill from the system and the solids would have to be pressured <br /> doused to the manifold system. All of the tanks would have to be pulled. He doesn't <br /> have enough room in-between or in back of the buildings. He would have to relocate <br /> both gas and waterlines. He would require a variance because of the close proximity to <br /> the coastal bank. The parameters of the State and the Conservation Department would <br /> also need to be considered. <br /> Mr. Doherty again advised Mr. Sanicki that they look at the project as a whole. He <br /> suggested to Mr. Sanicki that they would take the first plan design under <br /> condsideration if he were to denite each system. He recommended that Mr. Sanicki, <br /> "Ask yourself and ask your client whether maintaining multiple systems is better than <br /> maintaining one large system." The cost and benefits should be weighed regarding each <br /> choice. <br /> Ms. Warden then presented a third plan that she, Charlotte Stiefel and George <br />