6/18/1984 BOARD OF HEALTH Minutes

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TOWN OF �LA_SHPEE BOARD OF HATH MEETING 6/18/84 MIITJTES Meeting cal-led to order at i P 11 Members presen u: Roland L. veil- n Cc-Chairman Charles F. c i n&ani., Charles H. Lawrence, Chairman Motion made by CFB to accept minutes of pre o),is ineetinE 61.111184., e ::. I y FMR, as written, . .rr Y. t s signed. Margaret Collins representing the water's Edge project, and interested parties of the Cotuit Water District, Bill Wool,, Paul. Wiggins and Chuck I ed .11114,.. The chairman or super,nt end ant of the water District David Pina was unable to -attend M . Dau Hofstetter., principal of the water's Edge project also in attendance. f Miss Collins supplied the Board with informational packets, and stated that the reason for the presentation was to answer a request to supply data on the ground water elevations and ground water quality on the site, She suggested that Lt would take some time to absorb all the data and-,that her office would be glad to answer any questions that might come up and also would return t future meeting. She explained that Sections 3 & 4 contain the meat of the report. The veltls were put in over a long period of time beginning in 'ebraary with backhoe and even hand dug. The readings were taken four times a week apart in toothe oath o April, during n high ground water period. Ground water analysis were done by County Lab, Four m the upland area, one 1 in the bog and one 1. grab sample from btu.t Fond, Section four shows the approach that the developers hope to take. Mashpee vill have the highest density of the developm meat the remaining area is Beamstable and vil l be single family dveelling types. All, will be phased starting with the parcel in Mashpee as permits are issued. Collins* approach in analysis was to take total land arca because the same persons would be developing the entire project.. The l.a n area will be near 10% with the calculations they are using, perhaps nearer in the Mashpee area.. The bogs will continue to be wor3 d. The plan shows where the land can best support the buildings, they will not necessarily be located thereon, it shows where the wells and septics could lest be located. Mr. Buckingham said there seems to be a move b Er�,E to look nto water supply vithin condominium setups, he asked if they had touched base. with D=, o Ms. Collins. said she had talked with lode about it,, who said she LCA had had verbal~ communications from Lakeville who said that anything over a certain number Of units must have a public supply. "Number one, not in writing, doesn't mean it's not a policy of the c epart ent, but it's riot cast in concrete and may not be applicable, number t o for this development L :0t does not pose a problern e-- cau e the land. area is so great - as you know when you sink a public supply well it means you have to have a oo' radius, there Is plenty of la►d area to support what the regulations. . wool*, "Of the 49.66 acres how much of that *s upland?" Mr. Hofetetter stated that parcel D (49.,66 a res Vivas all 'upland, for financi&i poses it has been cut up, the cranberry bog, owned by him is a separate com,, any, the cranberry bog has been extracted, therefore the 49,o66 is strictly, upon land,