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(3) BOH MINUTES-1 1/9/89 <br /> APPOINTMENT - CAPE & ISLANDS (KOULARIS CONIT) SCJC there's no way you could protect this type of easerpent <br /> forever.R C Again, I think now your disoussion.s ould be with Mrs. Anderson. In the event the system <br /> 400 fails the Board will probably allow. n emergency repair but not with an addition. CJS: this is the kind <br /> of advice we were looking for. <br /> APPOINTMENT: CAPE & I S LATS - SALZER WPI 1 PPS I LL CIRCLEJS indicated th apt Salzer has armed this lot for <br /> 0 som years. The abbutors have since built with their wells and septic systems at opposites corners of <br /> their lots, one well being in front and the others being to the rear of the lot which leaves Mr. Sayler <br /> with only a very small area to install a septic system and then even only after precise deu mirati n a <br /> to the edge of the wetlands. Here again the system will have to be raised thus requiring a 25' strip out. <br /> .We can do everything according to Title V EXCEPT provide the strip out entirely on Salzerl.s. property. We've <br /> approached one abbuttor to move his well and we've received no response. The other abbutor has refused. <br /> According to the plans on file the abbutor to the right's well is not placed according to plan, it's about <br /> 10' in frim where it's supposed to b . Had it been placed according to plan we would have more area to <br /> camplete the strip out, although still not enough to not require a portion of it to be on the abbutorrs <br /> property. The attorney has instructed me to draw a plan according to where the well is suppsed to b . I've <br /> never applied for a variance net to do the 25' strip. This is what I need, ars far as determining the edge <br /> f the wetland, that will came further down th line. a nd also the Mashpee rye u 1 apt i on requiring 100' set- <br /> back fran the wetland. I I I I have a problem with Conservation anyway proposing a retaining wall close to the <br /> wetlands. PCC: again here your should approach the abbutor to the left and see if he would move his well, <br /> since that water is bad anyway. S: he's been approached and does not answer. EAM: Noone has applied for <br /> a variance not to do a strip where required to do so by Title V. d5: Fagan told me that if the local <br /> BOa d of Health were to approve such a variance DEE would not oppose it.There are three definitions of <br /> wetlands we have to deal. with: Title V, Conservation and BOH*R C: as far as the abbLrtor's well being mis- <br /> located by 10' , as long as it ffeets the 100' seperation to the leaching and Sal er's lot was vacant at <br /> the time, we cannot mndate that the well be relocated according to plan. F Wever ,your mst show the ex- <br /> iting well where it is located in actuality, not according to the plan. The Board does not repuire that <br /> the well location 'be staked out in advance, although most engineers do that. In this case unless you can <br /> show that the mislocation of the well causes the distance to the septic to be less than 100' , we can't <br /> stake him relocate according to plan. JS: I can't go to the conservation people to get their opinion <br /> without having gone to you first, ,yet their input would be helpful in advance. Sate thing with the Board <br /> Appeals. RGC: I would not vote for a variance based on what's in front of me. d5: You've answered m . <br /> questions. RGC: keep in mind that at some point Highwood water will be supplied to that area. Whether <br /> they like it or not. highood . They're trying to disown this arrea but it is in their district. It's <br /> already down to Little Neck. You've never misrepeserrted anything on a. plan that I know of before, let's <br /> deep it that way. CJS: those are the questions I care to have answered. RGC: ,you've got our feeling, if <br /> ,you want a vote bring it bac .ROC: I think in cases like this perhaps Conservation and BOH should look <br /> at the plans together, I've suggested this to them and they haven't gone along with it. In fact where <br /> wetlands are concerned ,you should go to there first. This would save time and Money. <br /> 21. REPAIR PLAN, HENDRICKS FOR HARSH, 556 TROON WAY.EAM stated he had not ,yet verified that the existing <br /> system is in failure. A pulping recon indicates that is has been p Teed three times. RGC: what is the <br /> distance from the lot line to the proposed leach pit? Determine whether it's in failure and see if <br /> it can be relocated to a place where no variances are required. EAM to check it out with ARCO. <br /> 22. REPAIR PLAN E FOR INEY 1 MEN HA ROAD EAM tat that this plan was already before <br /> , LA6�1T MELA E� p y <br /> the Board at which time we questioned the distance from the proposed leaching to the existing well on <br /> the lot directly behind this one. Laburte resubmitted the plan indicating the distarnce to be only 751. <br /> Everyone else is on Highwood. Although McElaney's not proposing an addition,, he needs to upgrade his sys- <br /> tem <br /> s- <br /> t m becaurse its in failure which I've verified. RCC: questioned why the leahing could not be swung to the <br /> side to create the necoesary distance from the aburttor's ell.EAM: because you have to remain 20' fran the <br /> foundation. RCC: I'd prefer to give a variance on the foundation than on anyone's well. EA : this would <br /> also be a Title v variance needing DEE approval and full engineering. EAM stated than he went out there <br /> twice to double check the measurement from the well but got no answer at the house. RGC: we need accurate <br /> and verified distances. You do it the best gray ,you can. Our response to Labute is to create the greatest <br /> distance possible from the wel1 and come closer to the foundation if need be. We need verification of the <br /> well location. EM: if the house is on a slab he could move the septic as close to the house as is feable. <br /> RCC: work on it with him and well withhold voting on it til then. <br /> 2 .NEW PLAN FOR JACKUNAS, METAC1 ROAD, TITLE v VARIANCE REQUIRED. EAM stated that there are two variances <br /> required. One thenideline setback from the proposed leaching frorn 10' to 21. The second is not having the <br />