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TOWN OF MASHPEE <br /> ] k3i <br /> CONSERVATION COMMISSION <br /> P.O. BOX 20 <br /> MIN <br /> MASIAPM MASSACHUSFiTS 02649 <br /> IN then went to ,arold Collins, who went over the plans, and he gave him the <br /> verbal indication that, subject to theokay of the Conservation Coriudl8siqn., be <br /> could see no problem. His brother has about ars acme and the division could make <br /> .: <br /> it two �a re lots - it goes between waquoit Bay and Little River. He Further <br /> said that on the new lot there is no way the house could be 1001 away From the <br /> water, adding that Phil Holmes figured it out-so that the well and septic would . <br /> be suitably located. <br /> There is a 151 access strip to Waau it Bay to have a footpath to get out to <br /> the Bay. The leaching area is at least 1001 From the nearest vell in any direc- <br /> tion - that eve s any proposed well as well. There is an old slip which comes <br /> .into the marsh by mean high water and there 's no 1001 f ror� there to a proposed <br /> house site. <br /> Mr. Buckingham said that since Dr. Allen had talked to Harold Collins, tithe <br /> papers have just come down.'' He told Dr. Allen that the town had passed the flood <br /> plain byla 7,s last year and the information that we have now is, once we send in <br /> two letters of certification, they are going to be approved. if they cone into <br /> effect bef oro Dr. Allen starts bdilding, all of Seccnsset Island comes within the <br /> flood plain. There will be a change in septic requirements and in Nater require- <br /> rint . <br /> Mr. Buckingham said that the well vill have to be grater-tight to a-depth of <br /> 251 or whatever depth to takes to insure to chance of flood intrusibn to his <br /> water system, and the same will hold true for his septic system. fir. Buckingham <br /> said that he doesn't kr.cw of a septic box which has been constructed which will <br /> seal against trusi6n­of grater. lie further said than in the month of August., <br /> the to-wn will be on the f food' plain bylaws., <br /> It, was mentioned that he would have to raise his First floor ,just so it would <br /> clear the flood plain and this isn't any great hardship -- his foundation will just <br /> come up that much higher, on the average about ' through this area. - Yx. Buckinghan. <br /> also said that the biggest thing that he shculd anticipate is -that his septic system <br /> is going to cast him more. They would still operate within Title 5, but, in addition, <br /> if a house is built 'within the flood plain, you have got to insure against the ,p - <br /> sibility f itsbacking up through his plumbing system. reiterated ed that the wells <br /> must be water-tight to a depth of 2 ' and he could see that the well diggers will <br /> have no problem with that. <br /> Mrs. DeLory said that they're putting a. pipe within a pipe so that they can <br /> sea? it, but doesn't i-That theyl r dcingr about the septic tank itself . You can t <br /> a check valve` to the entrance to the septic system -+ it, has to be able to be opened <br /> as ;,Tell as to pump it out to keep in in shape. <br /> `Mrs-. Studley asked when he wanted to build and he said a year or two from row, <br /> but if he had an appy oval and if his brother and he went mead with this this sun4a'12r, <br /> he was the eking of the 00SN'bility of pu thing On just the ,.Tell ,and septic sys ter. a . <br /> this time to have this step out of.. the way. Mrs. Studley said that if the o�jv=iissior <br /> k <br /> gave hi,-,, perndss on to -go ahead, it is only valid for one year, but the om.--iss ,on <br /> could renew' it after t:he -year. She further said that if he applied through the <br /> -- <br />