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hundred it would no longer be under the DOH requirement for <br /> denitrification system. <br /> Mr. Sanicki stated that that was what they were looking at because right <br /> now the property ils classified as partially office and retail. It is vacant <br /> right now. He could go all retail and lower it 50 gallons per thousand <br /> versus office at 75 gallons per thousand. Therefore, if they converted it all <br /> to retail that would be one system he would not have to upgrade. Another <br /> thing that concerns him too is that everything is underground. There are <br /> various systems that have to be above ground to function properly. <br /> Mr, Santos asked if everything was in failure or did everything pass. <br /> Mr. Najjar replied that everything passed. <br /> Mr. sanicki stated that that was the other thing. They did have the septic <br /> systems inspected. There are reports that all the systems have passed <br /> Tine V requirements. If this weren't a change of ownership they wouldn't <br /> be sitting here. They are working and there is not even a possible future <br /> failure.They are working fine. It is going to be a major expense to Mr. <br /> Ha�J'+ar primarily because all of these systems are below the pavement. <br /> They will have to rip up the pavement and put in something. He hasn't <br /> gotten to that point in the plan. He was just on board for the conversation. <br /> He was just trying to sort out what the problems are. The board says that � <br /> now he only has to look at those systems over 600 CPD. That leaves two <br /> systems that he has to address. He is from the city and he isn't aware of <br /> these septic systemso <br /> Mr. Hajjar stated that he was learning quickly. <br /> Mr. Santos stated that they presently have three that are over 600 CPD. <br /> Mr. Hajj r stated that one was over 781. <br /> Mr. sanicki stated that they could convert it to retail offices. They have <br /> been discussing this option, He was unsure of Mr. Hajj is clients vacancy <br /> rate right now. That is why they are looking to see if the board could lower <br /> the system below 600 GPD by the use of the building. Then those systems <br /> are excluded from the requirement of upgrade. <br /> Mr. Santos granted to remind them that if this was the way they wanted to <br /> o which is basically above board, and thea any change to the condition <br /> � - � PD will require n <br /> of that building that would put you over the 600 � <br /> upgrade. it is a business decision on Mr. Hal*] rls part as to what is going <br /> to be more lucrative. It was his business and he didn't want to get into <br /> that, it hard nothing to do with them. <br /> 5 <br />
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