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{ -4- <br /> Charles: 'Yes, but what I am getting at to bring out is when this fill is put in, <br /> interrupted) <br /> Mr. Hennigan: It won't change anything. <br /> Charles: cont. this x111 be brought in from the new level. <br /> Mr. Hennigant We are going to bring it in to the level shown on the revised topo. <br /> Charles: This is what I am driving at, Tim, to clear up. <br /> Mr. Hennigant There are two reasons, as I explained at the initial hearing. First, <br /> the flood plain level, which is essential and second, to make sure that we have a back <br /> up safety of 125% on our leaching area available to us. We want the maximum leaching <br /> area and that is the reason. <br /> Charles: To put it more simply, then you are looking to lift there 212 to 3 feet in <br /> both instances, right? <br /> Mr. Hennigant , The fill is higher than that. It depends on where the low area is. See <br /> this area in here is currently2.8 feet below. If we bringit up 8 feet, you are going <br /> to have 12 feet (interrupted) <br /> Charles: This is what I am trying ;to get you to say in describing what the finished <br /> conditions will be under these leaching areas. <br /> Mr. Hennigant It is under Title V. <br /> Charles: This is what I have been trying to bring out. <br /> Mr. Hennigan: As a matter of fact if it doesn't meet Title V and it is stated right here <br /> that it will meet .Title V. <br /> Charles: This is the thing I have been looking for. There was a suspicion voiced on <br /> whether I agreed or disagreed from the fellows of DEQE in-the areas that were designated <br /> for the leach areas as to whether or not going below 4 or 5 feet you might be running into <br /> bog conditions. <br /> Mr. Hennigant There Is no bog areaatall.: As a matter of fact, you would have to go all <br /> the way out here (looking at map). There is no way. The systems are here and here. <br /> There is no way for the water to laterally,^ underground now I am talking about, to move <br /> this way. How surface water will move and ,that is the reason we want to fill. We want <br /> to grade it properly to retain as much water as possible and to insure that we don't have <br /> too much run off. The only thing that you have to worry about shellfish over here is as <br /> I told you is salinity and oxygen. As long as these houses have been on the island, most <br /> of them had cesspools. They have never had a problem outside of fecal excrement. The <br /> two reasons we want the fill is to meet the flood plain requirements and to insure that <br /> we have better septic systems than they have now. <br /> Charles: (Looking at plan) Is this about where you found the old system? <br /> Pauline: Inside the line. <br />