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Page 33, Minutes, Meeting, 7/16/84
<br /> doesn't think so, but all. I cantell you is that last September they co uld
<br /> have gone to court and initiated a proceeding, they did not do so because your
<br /> father rude representation thet agent's epre sent ng your father subsequently
<br /> hadve blade repre setation to the Board, Mr o Sveeney, Thibbit s, poim_ Cape Engi-
<br /> neering, Nor. La-bate quoted a price and it was the impression of the Board that
<br /> the contract was goincr to be gi veni.to him so they laid off, not because they
<br /> like 1114r. La+bu e, or don't lie him they. si ply thought the problem was
<br /> goinb te be addre s sed, and it hash"t been addressed to they're sitting here now
<br /> these three gentlemen and you're asking them to give you more time, and from
<br /> what I see here n(yv, I see an iiaclinau-ion perhaps maybe to grant a fl-irther e, tue r-
<br /> si 'Dut only if awn absolute t�:►.-Il t on is isi-a,d e i;V i th a, dea. i-i date t . ' s
<br /> afccep ible to ti-le Boa.rd."
<br /> L s. "�5�eil l 4 "We don5t wait 1--rer endous o Tit of time because we i) �e lrL s
<br /> as dya- up by oix-r civ-il engineer and, but, your -vul. . not believe how much time
<br /> 1 have spent oma. thi s. � a,l.so contacted, as dig? -,- fat .er,, E viro er�ta.1 Control
<br /> -in L . ev_ille a_ �. the �� y a:x Fd f lea-L 1-ih� a:n� gyro �Uh �ough_L faxr�i J_ a,:L �ri��h
<br /> T:�`t l,e V and cont-a ct-e o Ic- 'o� k oi�.r evc]- one a � .: � � :���z�i n to the
<br /> r b.]_01.,1 .i you I cn,,T 'k�e rant to c xt� ��r�� -; o have Maxis th �t VT '0 0. con-L c c
<br /> and we're ready to go ahead,. the main-issue here for ourselves to have a public
<br /> hearing was the fact that wanted it known that we were not polluting, an d that
<br /> there was not ars open ditch and that we were not creating a health hazard, and
<br /> offending our neighbors and for the environments."
<br /> based upon
<br /> TC: "I think the language that was set forth in that letter was the original
<br /> finding, going back as far as Septemeber, now you see, thi s i s the basis for my
<br /> making the statement which I will repeat again and which I've told al.`s ,;wo LZ
<br /> the -Board-members, in the town, that I represent a Town Counsel. The best way for
<br /> any Bo,�rd to get indifficulty
<br /> n d lin s�with the public is not to f w tho law,
<br /> If they follow the law, they're all right,, in this particular instance If they
<br /> had followed the law and sent that letter out last Septber when in fact there was f
<br /> effluence running over the ground., and a matter of fact, according to Mrs. Anderson,
<br /> testimony, a member of the Corporation said it was going onto their land, which is
<br /> adjacent to your land,we `oul.dnt t get into this hassle, this semantic game over
<br /> whether it is or it isn't,,"
<br /> CHL: "I fon't think it makes any difference whether you get the truth from any-
<br /> body right now,"
<br /> TC; "Well Mr. Grace did made that statement that effluence waa fl ing
<br /> Mr. 1I,1ei11: "Did not Mr. Labute say that when he was there in Septmmber., there
<br /> was no water flaw of . . .
<br /> =_t: "If I get a variance apll.ica.tion., I'll be glad to act on it."
<br /> TC: "I thinly for purposes of the record, that the record ought to reflect that
<br /> Mr. o ala is submitting a letter request for a variance and I think you should
<br /> read that into the record*"
<br /> "OK this is from Down Cape Engineering to Mashpee B subject the O'Neill
<br /> property., public hearing.
<br /> 'Gentlemen:
<br /> As a result of discussions at','-the public hearing we have been
<br /> instructed by our client the O"neill s to request a. variance from
<br /> the l.oc a M shpee requirements -o install the reserve system as
<br /> per you letter-df Tune 41, 1984. It is the opinion of Down Cape •
<br /> Engineering that the design of 5/28/84 complies with Title V and
<br /> we re c..ue st that a1 d i spo s a.l pe mit be 6rarted to the ' Te i l s
<br /> (sig) ] D. o ala
<br /> V. P. Down Cape Engr.
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