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BOH grant them a variance so that they would not have to install <br /> a reserve at the same time as they built the primary. At that time <br /> the BOH members that it sounded like a good switch. He prepared <br /> a plan showing the FAST system. Right now the BOH would find <br /> there are 16 bedrooms going out to these two cesspools. The rest <br /> are going to another cesspool. They will be picking up these six <br /> with this system going into a septic tank with a FAST unit here <br /> and leaching system here. These would be the respective reserve <br /> units. He would like to have part of this request approval in <br /> letterform from the BOH. Due to the fact that they are treating <br /> this stuff and conforming to that regulation. They would like a <br /> variance from the Town of Mashpee BOH's Regulation 15 that <br /> they have to develop a reserve area at the same time the primary <br /> is built. Essentially he is looking for relief from that variance <br /> based on this plan. <br /> Ms. Warden asked if they were all set to go forward with this plan. <br /> Mr. Doyle replied that Ms. Augusta got prices based on this plan. <br /> That is why he didn't come back to the BOH immediately. He gave <br /> her a preliminary plan so that she could put it out for three bids. <br /> The lowest was $67,000.00 and the highest is $85,000.00. Ms. <br /> Augusta is having problems with the cost. <br /> Mr. Doherty began by stating that the BOH has always required a <br /> reserve area on commercial projects primarily because you wind <br /> up paving over it. He understands the systems are expensive and <br /> he is not opposed to what he was proposing as long as Mr. <br /> Doyle's client is well aware of the fact that if the system should <br /> fail. They will have to take it off and put in a reserve or <br /> something. The very nature of the systems and the stuff that <br /> comes out of it is a hell of a lot cleaner. He is aware of that and <br /> that is probably why he is willing to go along with this request. <br /> Mr. Doyle stated that he noticed that in that regulation the BOH <br /> was looking for some monitoring. It is pretty specific. It says <br /> downstream, 10' from the lot line and quarterly. Ms. Augusta is <br /> moaning about that. He then pointed out the well that Ms. <br /> Augusta had up until 3 years ago when she tied into the town <br /> water. His thought was that they could use this well for <br /> monitoring. <br /> 15 <br />