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Page 26, Minutes, Meeting, 7/16/84
<br /> CFB: "He does not mention -the level in the system?" "In other words, to him, as
<br /> long as it vas not coming up over the top, it was alright?"
<br /> Mrs. O'Neill-, "He was looking for the run-off."
<br /> "Where's the letter from Heufel.der, how do you pronounce his name. Did Mr.
<br /> Heufelder speak to you at the tatme he came out?"
<br /> Mr. t Neill: "yes, I called him, to have hien come out.
<br /> TC: "arid ah, did he tell you that you haide a failed system., do you recollect that?"
<br /> Mr. O'Neill: "Yes he did."
<br /> C: "Al.rig-ht,, did he tell you that your system should be renewed, or replaced or,
<br /> r va.ted or however elso-he might ".gave descr1.' ed. �.t.;,f#
<br /> o' Te'Ill.: tries, and he explained to me the different things he felt that could
<br /> be needed."
<br /> TC-, "Could be done. . ,,yuh, did he ah, did you show him,-.plans that Down Cape Engineering
<br /> had prepared, did he agree that those plans were consistent with his understanding of
<br /> Title V. that would bring it up to complince?"
<br /> Mr. O'Neill: rt es based on 10C gallons per day, per bedroom, being a, three bedroom
<br /> house, that it exceeds it about by about four gallons."
<br /> C: "Let me ask you this question now, Mar. Heufelder told you the system had failed
<br /> it appears that Mr,, Labute to .d, your parents that back in Oct of 1983 that the system
<br /> failed, and it appears that Mr. Moniz,, I believe- -it was-.Lmither it October or November
<br /> of 183 indicated that the system had failed or needed to be -replaced,. Is it your
<br /> position today, that the system does not have to be replaced or renovated?"
<br /> Mr. O'Neill: "Not at all, what we are saying is that we would like to being this
<br /> ahem with dans to bring it up to Title V,, according to Mr. ala t s plans but he
<br /> is a Civil Engineer and we believe that his plans are sound and according to Title V.
<br /> And, we'd like to go mead w . his plans."
<br /> C: "Alright, then you'd like to use his dans, are you asking the Board to grant you
<br /> the Board of Health, to grant you a variance from their requirement which exceeds Title
<br /> ` v requirements?"
<br /> Mr. O'Neill: "Yes,�r
<br /> C; 'That's something that fh i s Board has the power to do if it chooses to do so, -it
<br /> has the discretionary poorer to grant a, variance from the requirements set forth both
<br /> in Title V and under their awn local control and I tri not sure that I have it clear in
<br /> my mind., Mr, Chairman, what that requirement is over and above Title v is, I know
<br /> that Mr. o a.la tells us that he designed the system to comply with Title V and he
<br /> believes it does comply with Title.V. It does comply with Title V but fails to meet
<br /> the local requirements,"
<br /> CEL: `I f I could have my Clerk.*.. ....
<br /> M; Local requA re ents, where we're in a water table problem."
<br /> TC: " h aarli e, maybe you could ah,...."
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