6/18/1984 BOARD OF HEALTH Minutes

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Page 2 (6/18/84) Mr,, Woll axked how many units were going to be in Condo complex. Mr. Hofstetter anewe red 3 per ac ire. ON . Wiggins asked if they were going with a public well, where would they propose to it. Mr, HoEstetter said probably in the middle. The upland area. The water s - ple shove the water W be excellent,lent, Mr. Hofstetter asked if it could .include any -. art of the cranberry bog (the 40W edius) it was felt the pesticides used would prevent that usage. mr, Hofstetter said he thought they would tackle one problem at a time, r. &hill said that it was cast in stone that if you service more than ten persons you would have a public water su py, s. Collins agreed it was on the ]nooks but was not being applied. Mr. Buckingham said that if it were not cast in concrete the concrete was getting little sticky. Mr. Buckingham asked if they had fiTmad the effluent in the area. Ms. Collins said they hadn't but if you go with the 73 acres as one lot it bringsi.t over the fifteen. The 73 acrea.s Collins splice of as 162 unit-so) . Mr. Wool asked what the 49-.66 acres on the original. Mro Hofstetter bland that the 49 went to 52 on preliminary sketch) °.. extra three acs went out of the Cranberry y into the deve to €!e4t because he didn't want any po ib le '0mers Associations' not having control UP. to the bog, As far as sales purposes he wanted the 10mers Association' to lease back to the Ebq people instead o the $Bog' people ..,., ((can't nye it oat) it just made more sense. The 162 or s oners coming .n can say they awn up to the bog and the bog maple will lease back .. - 'r 15 "feet ii�faido � l l not easementaid the bog, that as t 7, oi�stetter, "I think it's '2o feet)). will be a section .that t sane point will be wor the associ.at .on, the Residents Association will lease to the operator of the cranberry bog, now me,, who knows 50 yrs frm noir who it will be, and in -that way. the 'Owners Association' or the owners of these condaminiums will have oontrol over the bogs the only reason for the change in the neer, that's the confusion. Mr. Wool said that he liked the presentation, it was a nice plan, he had no problem with Hofstetter,, but that he was worried about them later, that was his prinary con-* cern the 'owners Assn', later, he said those people could be real hard heads, he said he'd dealt with Falmouthport and ps and he knew,ghat it was l .ke o Wool further said that if they did have a polution problem within that camplex and for the District to go after them (The Assn) it would be a virtual impossibility because these people would have the finances to tie it rap forever. ofstetter said they were here for that reason, "We want it to work both ways , welre trying to cooperate with the B . Mashpee and with you people Cot uit Water) "_ Wool stated that he realized it put Hofstetter in a bind having to deal with both Mash- pee and cotuit, but they just don't want any polutioxn problems. Hofstett r then said that whatever plan "Peg" had given they would try to keep these restrictions, or t implement those restrictions to keep it within that nitrate problem. He also expressed the fel.ing that he knew the concern of the two boards and that it was just dealing with hien personally right now and that it mean dealing with 162 others latter, but that he would do anything possible, his best, within reason,, t develop in the way which will I* Mp guyshappy. Wool. a pla ,ned it was the moral and legal obligation f his Board to protect the �at�er Shed o which they are pers nail ly liable, He said he would loge- to sit dam and get same expertise some of which Chuck has) and shady the plan. Fool said he thought it am ca viable ProJect but. there mafewar& and he wkhta them instituted in the beginning.