1/9/2003 BOARD OF HEALTH Minutes

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i Ir. Grotzke interrupted and stated that this was a consent orders Mr. Harrington continued and stated that that was the ultimate order that got the Bluff lots to be tied in. In that they restricted each of the Bluff lots to six-bedrooms or whatever the re-configured lots were to six-bedrooms per lot. Whatever those...all of the lots were very small and they combined some and shifted some until ultimately they came up with six-bedrooms per lot, which was a restriction. What the BOH did, some of the septic systems9 because of the variances, actually limited the properties to lower amounts of bedrooms. There was one study per twenty-three or twenty-five that they had to leave open until it gets connected to the sewers, That would have been a seven so-called bedroom because it had closed off doors. They-have been holding them to the six. Right now the variances that have been approved where the reserve area and some of the sideline issues. He didn't believe that the other ones dealt with the BVW or those other type...he didn't think that 23 or 25, those are the only two that he had dealt with since he has been here and those were already started when he care. He didn't think that those lots had wetland issues with therm. There were up high and basically in the middle of the bluff. (Mr. Grotz a responds to this line of discussion but it is difficult to understand his response.) He continues by stating that originally they had planned on having a bigger house and they had placed the system here (He points to the plan.) practically in the coastal dune. He wouldn't expect that they would get approval for putting the system up there today either. He admitted that it was a difficult situation. Mr. Harrington stated that he didn't ultimately believe that these deed 4 restrictions were even valid. The reason being Mr. Harrington states that he is going to quote from the permit at this point.) "That as long as this lot is serviced by the on-site sewerage disposal system shown on this permit." so if they were not going to use this septic system that was approved for this permit. Mr. Grotzke was now presenting a totally different proposal. Mr. Grotzke responded that there was also a "Tillage Declaration" that was recorded at land court, which also limits each of these lots to a specific number of bedrooms. It is very consistent. This one is actually restricted to six in the village declaration. Most of therm are actually restricted by the village declaration to four except for the double lots, which are six. Mr. Harrington understood and added that numbers 23 and 25 were the other double lots, Those are the ones that he had dealt with.