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i <br /> r <br /> r <br /> Mr. Harrington thanked him and added that Ms, Warden wrote. <br /> Mr. Santos continued that the last sentence was especially good. He <br /> knows that he had said it before. He really didn't think that they <br /> understood this concept upstairs. This department was basically 100% <br /> mandated by the stated. He suggested that they included the actual <br /> language from the MGL d subsection 4 in the memo. <br /> Ms. Grady made a suggestion that they eliminated item number three <br /> because they night turn around and make them pay for their own re- <br /> certifications and requirements. <br /> Mr. Harrington stated that there was no motion necessary on this matter <br /> because it was an infernal audit. <br /> Mr, Ball agreed with Ms. Harden that they should copy the finance <br /> committee on this memo. <br /> OLD BUSINESS: <br /> A. House Condemnation -252 ' heeler Load <br /> Mr, Darrington began by stating that this was an F f I to the board. The <br /> problem was that they still did not know whom it was that died in the <br /> home. The house was boarded up and secured. He had spoke to the <br /> brother who was a demolition contractor from IVH. He was going to demo <br /> the house. The house was still considered not a crime scene because <br /> they had ruled out foul play but haven't finished the body identification. <br /> The scene hadn't been release once it occurred they would come in and <br /> do the demolition. <br /> B. Deer Crossing Holmes & M cath/Haiiar <br /> Mr* Harrington stated that again this was an FYI right now. The state had <br /> gotten a hold of this and was now looking to put into the groundwater <br /> discharge permit program, which he felt was unfortunate. All they were <br /> trying to do was let him retrofit his original system. Title V sees the <br /> property as a whole over 101000 gallons per day. If there was potential for <br /> groundwater contamination, the DEP can put therm in the groundwater <br /> discharge program and make them put in a wastewater treatment plant <br /> for the whole place. Mr, Hajjmar is looking at $75,000,00 to a couple of a <br /> million dollars worth of work. <br /> Mr. Ball asked if Carbo's would take him out of that loop. <br /> IVIr. Harrington replied that Carbols. was under separate ownership, He <br /> wasn't sure how this was going to work out, it all depended on the legality <br />