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that remediation is necessary recommendations are to be made at <br /> that time; which Motion was seconded by Ralph Shaw and so voted <br /> unanimously. <br /> 8 : oo Janet C. Procek, 12 Great River Road, demolish is house <br /> and construct a new one, decd., walkway, septic, and utility <br /> service. <br /> The vice Chairman recognized Dave sanicki, Cape & Islands <br /> Engineering, representing Applicant. <br /> Ms . Fantozzi reported no nitrogen calculations had been <br /> provided with this request. Applicant was under tho mistaken <br /> impression that due to' the fact a three bedroom house .is being <br /> demolished and replaced by another three bedroom house, this <br /> information is not necessary. TheBy-law states said <br /> calculations are required for redevelopment, different footprint <br /> and associated structures. work is being proposed (demo and <br /> rebuild) within the fifty foot buffer, whereby nitrate loading <br /> information is essential as theBy-law prohibits any work within <br /> said. buffer. Also, architectural plans and a DEF Neer is <br /> required with this f it ing. <br /> (There was some discussion regarding nitrogen credit, fast <br /> systems in a general generic sense, and the permitting process <br /> for such 1provisional and general used . Fast systems are not <br /> permitted in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts for general <br /> nitrogen removal. ) <br /> Mr. Sanicki informed the Commission that he had been asked <br /> to provide the above information two (2) days ago. He agreed t <br /> address all issues raised. <br /> Mr. sanic} i reported the Board of Health has reviewed and <br /> approved the proposed plan on June 27, 2002 . There are testing <br /> requirements upon issuance of the permit which will require <br /> operating maintenance. The denitrification system is currently <br /> on-site for the existing dwelling. It will be reused and <br /> relocated in a different position. <br /> Mr. sanic i then prodded an overlay from the original, plan <br /> showing the two houses. Nitrogen loading calculations for the <br /> proposed denitrification indicate ars eighty 0 percent <br /> nitrogen reduction, 5. 06 parts per million. There is not, nor <br /> ever has been a natural buffer strip on the site. The existing <br /> house has a full basement; the newly proposed construction will <br /> be built under FEMA regulations nothing below grade) , with a <br /> non-habitable crawl space. The deck is considered to be a <br /> required egress by the Building Department . <br /> It was determined the fast system approved by the Board of <br /> Health -s considered to be remedial . <br />