10/3/1988 BOARD OF HEALTH Minutes

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MINUTES October 3, 1988 3 BOARD of HEALTH Mr. costa informed fir. Bergman that abutting lots are required to be notified of Variance requests. Mr. McQuaid commented to the Board that in 1983 a permit was issued to Arthur DePaul showing' a flow diffuser system installed -with a tank, which was inspected by a -Board member at that time. Mr. costae motioned to continue this Variance request pending notifica- tion otifi a- tion to abutterand additional iof ormaiori, Mr. Gr ee i sly seconded i APPOINTMENT; Dan Hostetter/Ke'V i n -I i rra i ne regarding. ill wbend perm I is Attorney Kevin Chi rra i ne was in attendance for this discussion. Mr. McQuaid e xplained to Attorney Iii rra i ne that he was informed that foundation. i spections were called in to the Building Department when neither septic permits nor building permits had been issued for the two Condominiums. He informed Attorney Kirraine that septic plans hard not been approved by our Board andk..,commented that D.E*Q,.E,. did request. i input, from 1r. Hostetter,, on septic plans.,commented for the multi-unit:.,tu i ldi ngs and for the clubhouse duo to the volume that would generate from those complexes, Mr. McQuaid stated that Mr, Hostetter did submit septic plans for the c1lubhoue and --condominium units to D.F.Q.E. some time ago and explained that in speaking with Bret Row today, they have now determined that if plans meet Title V specifications and local Board of Health -specifications then permits will be obtainable. He stated under normal circumstances, with the design flow at the rate that is proposed, this Board would require oVeri i ng the septic tank,, beyond -Title V require- ments quire- ents and oversi ing the leaching capacity beyond Title V requirements and a secondary system be installed along with the primary system.. it. McQuaid explained due to these systems being temporary systems, they were designed to meet Title V at the minimum, therefore it is the Boards det r ination as to whether plans,,submitted are approved. He stated both D.E.Q..E. in Lakeville and Boston .agreed that local Board of Health could issue permits up to 15,000 gallons a .day- flow,- beyond whichea ,treatment plant ou i d be required. Attorney Ki rr i ne explained to the Board that it was- his understanding that the 1 .,o0o all per day f l o r related spec i f i ca l ly,�to the condominium e l event of the project. . - .d Mr. 1 cQu a i d . p'Ia i ned that it was this -Boards.-understanding that the 15,000 g llore per day f low related to the entire pr 03e t, and commented thatwith the two condominium Wildings,, lc%lubhouse and septic perm.iis previously issued for this- project the daily flow now reached 9,882 gallons. Attorney Ki rra i ne stated,, he has received further communication from D.E.Q.E. which implies that the 15,000 gallon per day flow relates only to the condominium aspect of the project and explained that D.E.Q.E. will not permit the utilization of the sewerage treatment facility in conjunction with singl , family lots. He explained to the Board that a final decision from D.E. .E. has not been received as it relates to the application for a ground water discharge permit.