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-7- <br /> SEU43-109 and SEh43-110 <br /> Jean Pierre Sanchez <br /> Mr. Benway: Did you report to your committee that we met on the lot? <br /> Pauline: I haven't had a chance to. <br /> Mr. Benway: Do you want to report to them and I will wait and see where we go from there? <br /> Pauline: Mr. Benway called me up and asked me to go down and look at the lot because <br /> Mr. Sanchez wanted the best idea of where to place the septic system. It was suggested <br /> up in the highest part of it instead of where he had planned within 40 feet of the marsh <br /> area. So to my knowledge in looking at it, it would be a good idea. <br /> Charles: That won't be that much closer to the water on the other side. <br /> Pauline: No, it is right about in the middle of both. <br /> Mr. Benway: It is at least 75 feet on either side. The lot to the right, standing on the <br /> road looking at the house with the marsh in back and bay in front, is basically okay as <br /> far as the placement except that the diffusers were to be elbowed toward the center of the <br /> lot rather than towards the road. The problem was the left-hand lot's septic. I discussed <br /> it with Sanchez; and, obviously, he doesn't want to go the additional expense until he finds <br /> out where he is at. What he wants to know basically in meeting the Title V requirements in <br /> the new location, is this satisfactory to the Board. <br /> Charles: I would think that it would be. We would like to see a 12 foot deep soil inspec- <br /> ."tion to see whether or not we are going to run into clay and we are going to run into peat. <br /> Mr. Benway: You mean dig 12 feet? <br /> Charles: When he comes in for his perk test. <br /> Mr. Benway: When you dig 12 feet there, you will run into water. <br /> Charles: Well, that is all right as long as we know that mixed in with that water is <br /> nothing but sand. <br /> Mr. Benway: There is no question about that. <br /> Charles: That would be the big thing that I would want to know. We have heard so many <br /> hues and cries of whether or not or whether it was at one time or another built whether or <br /> not there would be peat under there. <br /> Mr. Benway: I think that is an unreasonable request; <br /> Mr. Hennigan: I think so too. <br /> Mr. Benway: The fill that has been put in there was for the Wiseman lot next door which <br /> was about 6 feet above. There has been no fill in that area brought in and obviously there <br /> isn't because of this topography. There is no marsh there. There is no marsh vegetation. <br /> Ken: Your house is about the same elevation as that lot, isn't it? (asks Mr. Benway) <br /> Mr. Benway: Yes. <br />