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6 Mr. Ball stated that the 7' that he is asking for is not required by DEP Title V requirements. You can put the reserve anywhere. He would, however, like to keep them coming to the BOH to ask for the variance. But, as far as notifying the abutters on a tear down. If it was new "yes" otherwise it is not necessary. Mr. Ball stated that he already made his motion. Mr. Santos seconded the motion. 6. Variance Requests: 196 Waterway The applicant is requesting a number of variances in order to maintain 100' from the salt marsh. The variances requested are as follows: The soil absorption system and reserve will be 5' off the easterly property line. The soil absorption system will be 4' off the street property line. The reserve will be zero feet off the street property line. Due to the BOH request on 08.06.01 they have added a denitrification unit to the septic system. Mr. Ball made a motion to grant the variances as requested as noted in the Cape & Island letterhead dated July 23rd and August 30th, 2001. Mr. Santos seconded the motion. 7. Weston & Sampson & BOH Agreement for F.Y. '02 Landfill Eng. Services Ms. Warden began by stating that she has not be able to research the information listed in the letter as to exactly what amount was appropriated for the landfill. Furthermore, she would appreciate her name being taken off of the agreement. Ms. Warden believes that the Board of Health should be the name on the agreement. Mr. Ball so moved to grant that request. He also stated that the Board request that they solicit other companies for contract bids. He wanted to request that Greenseal and Sterns &Wheeler provide us with contract bids if they show any interest. Mr. Santos then stated that on "Phase D" annual solid waste report to DEP was not needed because they were concentrating on that issue. Weston & Sampson is already moving forward on the reduction on monitoring of the landfill gas issue. Ms. Warden stated that the DEP denied the request for the reduction the last time. Mr. Santos continued by saying that with this amount of money with "30 B" they just can't give them the job. The only way around this is that they have an existing contract. The BOH can do an addendum explaining why they are sticking with Weston & Sampson. Ms. Warden stated that the BOH does have an engineering services account. The account number 336 in the "Trash" accounts. She then asked the administrative assistant, Charlotte Garron, if this particular trash account was returned to us after the remainder of the trash accounts transferred to the DPW. Ms. Garron stated that the BOH was not paying for any of the trash accounts. Ms. Warden