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Page 2 , Minutes, Meeting,, 7/16/84
<br /> Mr. ala. I checked, the septic tank and found it to be half full, having been
<br /> recently pumped and they pumped it so that we could inspect it."
<br /> Tallent: "Prior to' that Mar. Buckingham, Walter Stone had called this office and
<br /> he had been employed to draw up plans, he had pumped the system Ibelieve."
<br /> Mr. O'Neill: "He had not employed to draw up plans, he, I asked him to give us a
<br /> proposal for the work what his proposal was and what he felt wa x-needed,- t. i me ��-
<br /> never actively took by the contract."
<br /> CFB: "You were asking him to prescribe a proceed.ure by which it could be corrected?"
<br /> Mr. O'Neill: "Yes"
<br /> 'B: ttOK o then what we're talking about then .i s. that during that period in May,
<br /> - that tank was found to be half fall, when the engineering outfit that you hired.,
<br /> Down Cape Engineering came to Look at it2"
<br /> Mr. O'Neill: 'You mean the septic tank, the se sspool was three inches of water.11
<br /> FB: "OK, l have here a,Metter and a mote from Barnstable County
<br /> Health Department, July 6th 18 4.
<br /> On July 6. 1984, 1 received a request from Mr. Thomas O'Neill to inspect
<br /> his property at 8:25 Heath Way in Mashpee. The purpose of the inspection
<br /> was to ver i�' r that sewage was not present or being discharged on top of
<br /> the ground on his lot. This letter is to inform you that at this time
<br /> sewage was not on top of the ground, nor was there Ind I ation of recent
<br /> overflow. I did, however, note that the leaching pit was ne r ly full-'
<br /> .and advised the o er to have the system pumped since an overflow seemed.
<br /> imminent*
<br /> Due to the entire sequence of events regarding the property and the
<br /> apparent contentions regarding repairs ordered by the Mashpee Board
<br /> of Health, 1 advised the owner to petition the Board for a hearing on
<br /> these matters, since any misunderstanding can best be clarif ed by
<br /> them. In the interim prior to repair, I advised the owner to pump
<br /> the system at hhe required frequency which will avoid an overflow.
<br /> If you have any questions regarding this matter,, pleasd do not
<br /> hesitate to ask,
<br /> VTY
<br /> y (sig) George Heufelder
<br /> Public c Health Sanitarian
<br /> BCH D
<br /> Mr. G 1 Neill: "Then on the 16th of July., which was . . ...the 12th of July which I
<br /> believe was a qday, Mr. Shearer, this past Friday., M . Shearer came down who i s
<br /> an inspector hired by the Mortgage Department of Rockland Credit Union and thoroughly
<br /> inspected for septage flowing, that they had received letter, dated., July the 54,
<br /> talking about a health hazard, an open dithh and sewerage flowing onto public land,
<br /> He carne down on the 12th, he says, 'To Whom it May Concern: dated July 15th, 1984
<br /> The Rockland Credit Union engaged my services as the Bank inspector, to look at the
<br /> property that they hold on, Iln the ne f Thomas. J. O'Neill and. Theresa o'Neill,
<br /> located t 825 Death Way, Mashpee, Ma',, On July 12 1984, 1 Found no evidence of any
<br /> fluid back-up on the septic system or any problems whatsoever related bo it.
<br /> Sincerely ;y ours, Lawrence Sj4wprrRockland Credit inion, Inspector of properties. t
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