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Page 8 Minutes, Meeting BI, 7/16/84
<br /> Mr. La, continues "At that time I told him (reference, Mr. 'Neill .
<br /> thought the $4000,, was a. little overboard."
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<br /> MLTs. O'Neill attempts here to correct Mr. Lapio's statement regarding the cost.
<br /> T. .; "It's your understanding that it was- $4o o., I understand that."
<br /> Mr. Lapio: "That was my understanding, and that $1500. to $2000. was more like
<br /> it tout another fait in never physicallyie ped the property. I dict recom-�
<br /> rend Ace Cess ool Cleaning to go out and clean the pool,and T then I didn't
<br /> hear anytrzinrr until, as far as my memory is correct, he called me from Florida.,
<br /> and told ane they were going to close him down and I told him to get in touch
<br /> with an Attorney, that would be any best advice at the time, and up until now
<br /> I'm a stranger. I've never been over there,I'm just a person on Cape with a
<br /> stranger on Cape, tried to recommend the best thing I could for him."
<br /> Mrs. 0 1 Ne 111: " fir. Lapio, I believe I took that proposal., that first letter that
<br /> e got from the Board saying they were goingto close us down, over to your house,
<br /> because we were absolutely hysterical, my daughter and I had no place to go, we
<br /> thought that we had, may husband was in Florida, and I was I tbyi ng to sell a busi-
<br /> ness, Tom was in school, and I got this letter saying we had to be out of this
<br /> place . . . . . . . . ,
<br /> Mr. Lapio: "That Is right,, and your husba.nd called me the D911ow ng night and
<br /> I told him he should contact a lawyer, he did I guess, because there was a law-
<br /> yer calling my house some attorney was calling my house."
<br /> Mrs. O'Neill:: "I took the proposal over to you because we had never had a sep-
<br /> tic system before and because we felt you knew Ms. Lynch, she was the former ow-
<br /> ner, she had worked for you,, and we called Mrs,, Lynch, after my husband spoke r
<br /> with you, to find out if there had been a problem, Mrs. Lynch said she had no
<br /> problem. She suggested we call Mr. Moni , she had always-used him and she had
<br /> been very pleased., and so this is what we did.,so then and at that time my hus-
<br /> band said to you, If we have a, problem, I would lie you to be responsible to do
<br /> the work on it 'because your Familiar with the property, and then this is why
<br /> hand delivered the letter to you, askingt;.r.what you could do. you called a few
<br /> days later and asked that we pick it up and I did go over to his home and pick
<br /> it up which was left outside of the house. we really needed help and we didn't
<br /> know where to turn."
<br /> Mr. Lapio: "That's right and I told your husband at this stage of the game, held
<br /> better get an attorney because they were going to tag your house."
<br /> T.C. : "Mrs. o 1 leill, I notice that the B records indicate that since
<br /> September of 1983 your septic system was pumped out, on Sept. . 9th, 1983 by
<br /> Mr. Labute, that 1600 gallons we removed and October 2 , 1983 the Ace
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<br /> Cesspool Co., pumped it again and- emoved 1500 gallons, do you recall that
<br /> last summer you were having some problems with it
<br /> T.C.: 'Yes ir."
<br /> Mr. O'Neill: "I think we could save a, lot of problems here if I could just read
<br /> a prepared text that I made."
<br /> T. . ; "Certainly.tl
<br /> Ir. O'Neill!: And in all fairness to Mr. La.bute it was $1q00,v and we have a,
<br /> letter dated here From gay father stating that it was $1900, this is dated on
<br /> October 14, 1983.
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