7/16/1984 BOARD OF HEALTH Minutes

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Page 23, Minutes, Meeting., 7/16/84 TC: "What dict he tell yon, they were going to do to take care of it?" 40Mrs. Anderson: "Ther were getting an -�neer, they were going to come p with some money." "Did he tell you they were going to bare plans drawn to bring the system into aompl&mce with Title V?" Mrs. Anderson: tie said that ever th,i.ng woulrtd, be done, what he and clave was that he had talked to the people to up--grade the system, take care of it," m : "Did you report this to the H " Mrs. Anderson: "Yes, I did*r "And what did the BIS tell you to do?" Mr Anderson: I' he B said, witll, we 111 give thea the extra time tat they need. TC: "Alright. And what wathe next thing that happened?" Mrs. Anderson: "The next thing was on May 17th and they had gone to Town Counsel, and Town Counsel said we should send out a follow ow up on it and that was hand de- livered,t TC: "Was that hand delivered by a police officer?" Mrs. Anderson: "Yes, it was, you have the copy thane that was signed by a police officer." Firs. O'Neill: `tMrs. Anderson I have seen you on the pooperty several times, when you came to the property anytime have you ever seen effluence there?" Mrs. Anderson: "Yes, I have." Mrs. O'Neill: "You have, since the middle of October?" Mrs. ,Anderson: II 80 it There is over-conversation here by and. between Mrs. O'Neill and Mrs. Anderson whfth is garbled. Mrs. O'Neill: "Since the middle of October, I've seen you on the property." Mrs. Anderson: "I wasn't on your Property." Mrs. O'Neill: "I was there one clay when you parked in the back, and there was no effluence,." Mrs. Anderson: "No, but there were si gne that it had been there," "If you walk ar nd. you can see signs where it had been there." Mrs. O'Neill: "I a.beg to differ with thiat because.. ... Mrs. Anderson: "It's not new, it's not new." Mrso'Nei11 No no, not since last fall . but not since thea, ab so l_utel_y riot, we have really been