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L <br /> f <br /> there is no real good reliable data of the location of the existing wellso <br /> Some of the town records conflict with what the owners"rs" say and Scannell <br /> well drilling information. For example, the torn record house number 11 <br /> indicates that the well was in the back area of the lot. Scannell confirmed <br /> that too. Mr. Scannell had also told hire that well for house numberl 1 <br /> was in the back left of the lot. But, the town records say that it is in the <br /> back right of number 'I 10. Town records for house nurn ber 1states than <br /> the well is in front. But, the owner states that the well is in the back left <br /> corner. Basically what it cones down to is where the heck they are. The <br /> only real reasonable place to put the leaching system is in back left <br /> corner of the property. He has checked with the water department. Town <br /> water is going to be corning down old Great Deck Toad. He wanted to <br /> make a recommendation that they pump the system until the hook-up to <br />_i town water, They should also make it mandatory that all of the abutters <br /> are hooked up to town water. They tools a water sample at I 10 old Great <br /> Deck Road to determine if there were any contaninantst They have not <br /> seen the results yeti <br /> Ms. Carron noted that they had not received the results yet. <br /> Mr. (McEntee noted that the cesspool at number 'I 1shows-the well to be <br /> down gradient at 301. There was a good likelihood that there was some <br /> contamination going on there. <br /> + <br /> Mr, Ball asked for confirmation of which house he was referring to. <br /> Mr, McEntee showed Mr., Ball that the hydraulic reading was in this <br /> direction with the wells only 309 away. <br /> Mr. Harrington noted that Ockway Bay was to the east, which is across <br /> Great Neck Load. <br />}x•�t <br /> r <br /> Ms. Warden felt that the failure was an absolute mess. That particular <br /> t <br /> area is loaded with low-lying wetlands. The existing cesspool was <br /> overflowing onto the ground surface. The applicants have their mother <br /> living there. They were going through the septic repair program. They <br /> bought the home for a dollar from their mother. The property is in a <br /> shambles, There are the groundwanter, wetland and well issues, she felt <br /> that Mr, McEntee had pretty much Clone the best he could to maintain the <br /> system in this area, The only alternative that the board would have, in her <br /> opinion, would be to condemn the house. There is just no place to put the <br /> system to maintain any greater distance. It is just near impossible* <br /> Mr, Harrington added that re-locating the wells didn't really help either _ <br /> because it was just added expense that was going to be thrown to the <br /> "777. <br /> w <br />