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bedrooms instead of 5. The proposed plan is to upgrade the septic system to provide sufficient capacity to <br />service the existing 5 bedrooms. Less than 5 feet to the westerly property line is indicated on the plan. It was <br />corrected to 5 feet so that a surveyors stamp would not be required. <br />Ms. Wilson requested the following variances: <br />1. A 5' variance, Soil Absorption System to the foundation, for a 15' setback. <br />2. A 5' variance, Soil Absorption System to the property line, for a 5' setback. <br />3. A 3' variance, pump chamber to the foundation, for a 7' setback. <br />4. A 6' variance, pump chamber to the property line, for a'4' setback. <br />Glen Harrington stated that he spoke with two of the neighbors of 37 Uncle Henry's Road. The neighbor to the <br />side of where the pump chamber is proposed had concerns that the bottom of the pump chamber is located 9 <br />feet down and only 5 feet from their property line. Mr. Harrington recommends construction shoring by the <br />contractor to minimize or eliminate any damage to their property. The abutter directly behind was concerned <br />about the line of arborvitaes that provide privacy between the two properties. Mr. Harrington advises that the <br />designer supervise the installation of the septic system. <br />Lucy Burton made a motion that the Board of Health approve the variances as outlined with the conditions to <br />require shoring at the time of installation and to require the designer to be present at the installation to <br />supervise the location and elevation of the septic components. Kalliope Egloff seconded the motion. The <br />motion was unanimously approved. <br />7:25 PM — Matt Costa, Cape — Nitrogen Aggregation Loading Plan — 6 Seneca Avenue. <br />Matt Costa, Cape & Islands Engineering, stated that the application for 6 Seneca Avenue was withdrawn. <br />7:30 PM — Matt Costa — Nitrogen Aggregation Loading Plan —183 Waterway, <br />Matt Costa, Cape & Islands Engineering, representing 183 Waterway, introduced himself to the Board. <br />Mr. Costa stated that he is requesting approval for the nitrogen aggregation plan for 183 Waterway. The facility <br />aggregation plan is proposed to include square footage from the credit land, which is part of the Childs River <br />East Subdivision open space, in the calculations to meet the three bedroom loading limitation under Title V. <br />Nitrogen restriction and easement documents for the credit land and for the facility land were submitted. <br />Therefore, the facility land at 183 Waterway will be restricted to three bedrooms. <br />Lucy Burton made a motion that the Board of Health approve the nitrogen aggregation plan for 183 Waterway <br />with the conditions that 183 Waterway is limited to three bedrooms, the septic design plan shall be submitted at <br />a later date for the septic installation, no septic installation permit shall be issued until the Grant of Title V <br />Nitrogen Loading Restriction and Easements are recorded and provided to the Board of Health office. Kalliope <br />Egloff seconded the motion. The motion was unanimously approved. <br />NEW BUSINESS <br />1. Sign Expense Warrants. The Board members signed the expense warrants. <br />2. Review/Approve BOH Public Session Minutes: October 15, 2015. <br />Lucy Burton made a motion that the Board of Health approve the Public Session minutes of October 15, 2015, <br />as amended. Kalliope Egloff seconded the motion. The motion was unanimously approved. <br />3. Review November 4, 2015, Bids and Minutes with recommendations: P-103 Deer Crossing. <br />2 <br />