5/9/1984 CONSERVATION COMMISSION Minutes

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t."ashpee Conservation Commission Nlnutes of may 9,. 1984 Page Robert & pauline DeLory. Fle grind public hearing was held on the notice of intent filed by Robert Pauline De or r for the construction of a sinale-family res*dente and related septic system with attached garage to house and separate two- car garage portions of which will be within loo feet of Great River4 Pauline Deory stepped down from the Commission during her hearing. She explained that they are planning to build a two-oar garage and a single car garage. h'e said that everything has been staked out. She said that a variance is needed from the Board of Health on the septic. Mr. r e ory said that plans were submitted to the Board of Health with changes to comply with Title V and the -gashpee Town By-law, Jean asked if the Board of Health was satisfied:� Mr. De ory replied that they were except they wanted- it sta ed out. *�ayne Tavares asked if there were any other zoning constraints as far s size of lot. Mr. DeLory said that he had 19, 000 sq. ft. and 15, 000 sq& ft. presently. Chairperson Studley said that it was combining six lots, Nn, DeL ory said that they were strips and that in 1313 it was laid out. Chairperson 'Studley Eley asked if it was actually seven lots, yrs. DeLory replied. "yes". Chairperson :Studley as ed ghat had been done with the waterside of the lot,. Mrs,, DeLory said that it was on appeal and that ars on-site inspec- tion is corning up. c7larif ication was made that the hearing of tonight is a separate filing and not contingent on the filing. on appeal. At this point in the meeting. Charles Buckingham arrived. Bayne Tavares asked if it would have a crawl space underneath the house. Frs. De ory Said that it would be a full basement. fir. DeL.ory said that the first floor would be 11 feet above sea level and that the furnace would be in the breezeway, Nrs, DeLory - said that all utilities would be at 11 feet. Charlie Buckingham quickly reviewed the plan and told the Commission that the Board of .-Health requested that the septic system be staffed out. C.h a i rpe rs on Studley asked if they saw any problems-.. Charlie Buckingham said that they were not too happy with the pipe line under the garage. Jean Thomas asked why that would pose a problem. Charlie said that if anything went wrong with the pipe, two quarts would help alleviate clean- out or anything, He said that you are asking for trouble any time you put a sail pipe under a house and that he was not sure that DEQE would ap# - prove anything life this, Charlie was corrected that it was not under the house but under the garage. Charlie said that- it still was under a cement structure. Jean Thomas asked how it set with the neighbor' s septic systems v'r. eLory pointed out the location of Lloyd Eldredge Is well. He told the Commission that his septic system was on' the other side of his house -- 200 feet away or better. Mrs. Pauline De ory said that Mr. Eldredge has no objections, Reverond Nagle was present at the meeting and said that his concerns were on an abutting piece of property about the feasibility in teras of using it for water and septic .And so forth. The assessor's maps were reviewed and the abutting lots owned by. 'Reverend eagle were pointed out. +-lame commented that the septic . close to the property line. 4' . DeLory said that it was the only place he -could put it on the lot. t-lrs. DeLory pointed out an abutting piece of property with a summer cottage on it. She said that the weld, was out front and that they did not know where the septic was, Mr. DeLory said that it was in the ream