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-8- <br /> Ken: Do you have any trouble with your septic? <br /> Mr. Benway: No. <br /> Charles: That is the only area that I want to be satisfied with. What we are talking <br /> about basically, with all the talk that there has never been any trouble there, they <br /> had a house which was used for a period of six weeks primarily during the summer season. <br /> Now we are talking of putting two systems within the same area with the possibility of <br /> year-round use. <br /> Mr. Benway: I don't know about the' year-round use. All I know is from the topography <br /> and from the soil studies done to this date and also the wells and soils in the other <br /> areas in that area has never been filled. It has never been filled to your knowledge, <br /> and I think anyone here could look at it as a Conservation member and say that it has <br /> never been filled. And if you have peat under it or clay under it, Charlie, you would <br /> have a different type of vegetation on top. You wouldn't have the oak or the scrub and <br /> you wouldn't have the water seepage. What I would like to know, is Mr. Buckingham's con- <br /> cern a concern of the whole committee. Because Mr. Sanchez wants to know. He has gone <br /> through an awful lot of expense at this time and he wants to know what he has to do. He <br /> wants to conform. He wants to do exactly what your Order of Conditions say he has to do. <br /> He is looking for an Order of Conditions. <br /> Pauline: You will have to file a new Notice of Intent with us because it is past the <br /> time of appeal and everything else. Because in order for us to issue an Order of Condi- <br /> tions, we would be breaking the law that we . . . (interrupted) <br /> Atty. Boyd: I think you have broken the law already... I think you have overstepped your <br /> _-bounds. We have asked for an Order of Conditions. You have put limitations on it. There <br /> is a pre-existing system there already. There is no problem with it. We have complied <br /> with everything that you wished us to comply with. You could have set aside the order <br /> that you have set down before rather than go through all this again. You are putting the <br /> man through a very, very unnecessary expense by doing all this and you are setting him <br /> back and all he is doing is creating more problems by cost and so forth and so forth. It <br /> is just going up and up and up. I am sure everybody knows the costs are going up all the <br /> time. And I think you have really gone beyond. And I think that you should, especially <br /> after the last meeting where I was here where you laid out on the plan exactly what you <br /> wanted us to do and where you wanted us to put the stakes which we complied with. I do <br /> not see why you can't give us an Order of Conditions based on the initial application. <br /> Dorothy: Did we issue the denial? <br /> Pauline: Yes. <br /> Mr. Benway: One of the problems was, and I have to say this in all candor, when DEQE <br /> came down to review the situation, I was not notified, Mr. Sanchez wasn't notified and <br /> Mr. Hennigan was not notified to be able to answer any questions as to location or as to <br /> footage from beach or marsh. <br /> Pauline: They happened to be down that day looking at something else. <br /> Mr. Benway: I think it is completely improper to do that. <br /> Pauline: I would like to talk to town council. <br /> Atty. Body: I have talked to town council on this. <br />