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<br /> Board of Health Meeting, October 281 1985, Minutes
<br /> but I think that is the course that, I know it' s the course that I
<br /> would like to take and I think that what can come out of it, in the
<br /> information to us and to the people that have properties up there
<br /> and that are involved in building or, looking to build.
<br /> Mr. Terry: Is there a time table, in terms of whatever additional- data-
<br /> or
<br /> dditional- data-
<br /> or information the Board hopes to obtain, before rendering a further
<br /> decision in- this process.
<br /> CFB: A lot, a lot is going to depend on what Kerfoot had to say, how
<br /> hers basing his facts on, we haven't seen any of that and ' I ' assuming
<br /> that there will be a written report, we have one here, I haven 't had a
<br /> chance to go through with it, we just got it this evening, and see what
<br /> is in them and talk with hien and see what h has in his mind as a re-
<br /> sult of his work, to see where i-t is, I
<br /> Mr, Terry: -Is. it conceivable for e am' ple that we could still he facing
<br /> the same questions after the first of the year?
<br /> CHL: I hope not.
<br /> CFB: I hope not too.
<br /> CHL: We ' re trying to rove on th.i.s thing, I mean this Board is trying to
<br /> rove but sometimes .things are just out of our control, we can ' t set other-
<br /> peoples schedule, we have been trying desparately since this carne to a
<br /> head, to get this thing, y.e s, no, maybe, what, mayb e ' s don't mean any-
<br /> thing, we want it either black or white, no grey areas, either there is
<br /> a problem or there isn' t a prole , and ah, we can' t pin-point it,that' s
<br /> why we ' re making, that' s whir we put the moratorium in there because,
<br /> there.'-s, a. -+p si i1it r and that bothers them, bothers 'em, everyone of
<br /> us on the Board here.
<br /> FB: I just can't add anymore than that, I think you can appreciate our
<br /> position, to me it' s just the same as watching a baby playing with the
<br /> stuff that' s under the kitchen sink and you }snow that you can tell there
<br /> 'don' t do than' and 'don't play around there ' but it isn't going to make
<br /> you feel any better while your back is turned they do go in and play
<br /> around there and something happens.
<br /> Mr, Terry: Well, we appreciate the Boards time.
<br /> CHL: W'e will let you know, the minute we hear, and I 'm sure, I hope in
<br /> the next few weeks we ' ll have it a little more clean cut, a more . defi.ni+-
<br /> tive answer for you, we 're pushing for that.
<br /> Mr. Terry: well, we appreciate your concern and appreciate your response,
<br /> and your willingness to meet with u .
<br /> Ms . Lynch: Don't forget on the- problem with Mrs . Diller, she ' s already
<br /> had the perp test' done and the well pint in, the bank has approved the
<br /> money to start building and now she can' t get a }wilding permit.
<br /> CHL: I think the same thing would hold with her.
<br /> CFB: Yes, I would lite to talk with Town Counsel and see where we stand,
<br /> I think you can probably realize where we 're probably heading for and
<br /> CHL: And we will try to get you, as soon as possible, it' s just that we
<br /> are waiting for other people
<br /> Ms, Lynch: We have the ' same prole .
<br /> FB: we realize that there are going to be other people that are in that
<br /> ]rind, and you know I wouldn 't have. .I wouldn't have a clear conscience
<br /> if I lust turned around and said, r , hell, you drew your permits before
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