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TOWN OF MAHPEE, BOARD OF HEALTH, MEETING, JANUARY 29, 1987 Page three
<br /> (CHAIRCONTINUING) I APPRECIATE IT, AS A HNER OF THIS BOARD, I THINK THE
<br /> LANDFILL LOOKS AS GOOD ,- IF NOT BETTER THAN ANY OTHER TIME I CAN REF ER IT,
<br /> MDRE UNDER CONTROL, THERE ARE SOME SPOTS, YEH, AND I'M SURE YOU'LL AGREE,
<br /> AREAS YOU'VE GOT TO GET IN AND PUT MORE FILL ON AND ETC. WHERE THE FILL CUf-S
<br /> FROM, THAT'S A QUESTION5 I DON'T THINK WE'VE MADE ANY OTHER CONTRACTOR HAUL IN
<br /> FILL THAT I -CAN RB�MER, THEY'VE USED THE FILL THAT WAS ON THE SITE, YOU KNOW
<br /> WHAT DEE WANTS AND WHAT WE CAN AFFORD OR WHAT CAN BE AFFORDED IN CONTRAOT, OR
<br /> WHATEVER, I DON'T KNOW WHAT YOUR CONTRACT STATES THAT WAY, DOLLARS AND CENTS
<br /> FOR FILL OR ANYTHING ELSE I DON'T KNOW. I'M LOOKING AT TWO THINGS HERE, I CAN
<br /> INTERPRETATE INTERPRET) THIS THING BOTH WAYS, I UNDERSTAND WHAT YOU'RE LOOKING
<br /> T, I CAN SEE WFAT YOU'RE LING ATTHAT ON SITE, PREVIOUSLY ON SITE, ETCETERA.
<br /> WE HAVE A LOT OF FILL IN THAT AREA THAT COULD BE DUG UP, COULD BE USED,, MAYBE NOT
<br /> THE EST TYRE THAT THEY WANT, CLAY, ETCETERA, I DON'T KNOW THERE MAY BE CLAD
<br /> BEDS ODER THERE. I'M JUST HAVING RESERVATIONS SITTING HERE RUNNING YOU THRONG
<br /> THE TEAT GRINDER, WHICH IF I THOUGHT YOU WERE WRONG, I'D DO IT. I NEN YOU AND
<br /> I COULD SNE TO AN ARWW-NT ODER WHETHER THE SNOW IS FALLING ON THE INSIDE OR
<br /> THE OUTSIDE OF THAT FENCE. I'M NOT SITTING HERE HOLDING YOUR HAND!, BUT I'
<br /> TELLING YOU I DON'T HAVE THE PROBLEM THAT SOME OF THESE PEOPLE ARE HAVING WITH
<br /> IT, I DON'T M WHAT MR, WILSON HAS OR MR. BUCKINGHAM,, THEIR FEELINGS BUT
<br /> RIGFIT NOW WHY YOU SHOULD HAVE TO BE BROUGHT IN ON THE MATERIALS TO COVER WHEN
<br /> YOU CAN UTILIZE THE MATERIALS THAT ARE THERE AND AS LONG AS THE DEPTH IS
<br /> THERE AND THE SLOPES ARE THERE, I'M SATISFIED IF THAT IS BEING CARRIED OUT,
<br /> AND OUR ENGINEERS SAY THAT
<br /> Mr. Di%ggio expressed the desire that fir# Buckingham visit the Landfill j
<br /> as Mr. Wilson has and when Mr. Wilson hasn't seen anything being done he takes
<br /> a tour with the Contractor as per one day when they toured the pit where he
<br /> had three reach i ries working str i pp i rig a 1 l the luTber that had been thea for
<br /> ,years a�d bringing it over into the one pile because DEE said it was never
<br /> covered and t hey were right, it nearer was, but, it was nearer put there while
<br /> SJD was tyre and he never putt it there.
<br /> THE CHAIR STATED THAT THESE DERE THE THINGS THAT-SHOULD BE BROUGHT TO THE
<br /> ATTENTION OF THE BOARD, THINGS THAT WERE NEVER DONE.
<br /> Again the Contractor stated that Messrs Wilson and Lawrence were cognizant of
<br /> what was being die at the dip but Mr. Bek i ngham does not know because he
<br /> doesn't visit the dam. Discussion as to who sees who at dump.
<br /> MR. WILSON WANTED TO EXPRESS THE FACT THAT HE HAD REPORTED TO THIS BOARD WHEN
<br /> HE TOOK THE TOUR WITH THE CONTRACTOR AT THE LANDFILL. . .
<br /> . BUCKINGHAM STATED THAT WE HAD NEVER GOTTEN A DECISION FROM TOWN COUNSEL WITH
<br /> REGARDS TO GOING INTO THE UN-WORKED AREA OF THE DIS TO SEE IF THERE WAS CLAY I
<br /> THERE TO SUFFICE OUR NEEDS. HE WENT ON-TO EXPLAIN TO THE CONTRACTOR THAT AC-
<br /> CORDING TO DEE STANDARDS THE CODER MATERIAL BEING USED WAS NOT 'FIT' THAT IT
<br /> IS TOO PERVIOUS. CFB SAID THAT WE WERE STILL AWAITING A LETTER FROM DEE SO
<br /> STATING:E ACTLY WHAT THEY WANT DOLE AT THE LANDFILL, FOR COVER MATERIAL. E
<br /> HAD CALLED EVERYBODY ON CAPE TRYING TO LOCATE A SOURCE FOR MATERIAL THAT WOULD
<br /> BE CONSIDERED IMPERVIOUS. HE REITERATED THAT HE WAS STILL AWAITING MORD FROM
<br /> TOWN COUNSEL ON THE SIXTEEN OR SEVENTEEN ACRES, TO LOOK FOR HARDNER AND IF CLAY
<br /> WERE FOUL TO USE IT. "WE ARE STILL AWAITING THE LETTER FROM DEE, THEY TOLD
<br /> US ORALLY WHEN WE WERE UP THERE WHAT THEY WANTED, BUT WE'RE WAITING FOR THE
<br /> I RI TTEN'FORM. .WHAT IT'S COME INTO, WHERE IS THE AFF GOING TO CGE FROM, AND
<br /> WHEN IT'S FOUND WHERE IS THE COST FOR IT GOINGTO COME FRS"
<br /> D i%gg i o staged he just didn't want it c m i ng from his pocket. He thea went into
<br /> the metal file and the fact that the last pile cost him, in cash, three hundred
<br /> dollars to get rid of, and that the contract reads that the metal belongs to the
<br /> contractor once it hits the dump; and that if it Is going to cost him rney to
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