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} <br /> Mr. Webber stated that he hooked up the garage and he installed the <br /> septic system planning on the house being built in the future. At the time <br /> he didn't pull the permit for the garage and the house. His guess was that <br /> he just pulled it for the house. Then when he pulled the house permit the <br /> rules had changed and they wanted a denitrification system. <br /> Mathematically, he only needs to denitrification system for two bedrooms <br /> to meet the Conservation requirement. Initially It was agreed to do the full <br /> six, Then it was amended to do four. He would lice to denite four instead <br /> of all sic. <br /> Mr. Harrington had spoken with Mr. Sherman in the Conservation <br /> Commission and he was fine with this request. <br /> Mr. Santos asked how big the lot was. <br /> Mr. Darrington stated that it was 1.47 acres. <br /> Mr, Webber stated that it was 68,000 square feet. . <br /> Mr. Santos asked if it was an existing four and it was being renovated to t <br /> four. <br /> Mr. Webber responded that the old cottage was probably three. <br /> Mr. Harrington added that Conservation would have required the <br /> denitrification system if there was an increase in bedrooms, He must have <br /> increased the bedrooms. <br /> Mr. pantos confirmed that it was a bash Title V. The intent was to use the <br /> same leaching system and to tie the two systems into that same leaching. <br /> He asked Mr. Harrington if he had any problems with this request. <br /> Mr. Harrington responded that he had no problems with this request. They <br /> were not the department pushing for the denitrification system. They are <br /> in a so-called nitrogen sensitive area. But, it hasn't actually been <br /> designated as such for Title V reasons. The BOH couldn't really enforce it <br /> until the DEP calls it that. There are two halves to the nitrogen loading. <br /> The first is the Zone 11 and the other is nitrogen sensitive embayment, Mr. <br /> Sherman has the conservation issues and he was happy with the <br /> calculations with the four systems and the two systems. <br /> 1r. Santos asked if there were any variances. <br /> Mr. Harrington responded that there weren't any variances. <br /> 2 <br />