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raise them. One feeds off of the other and he felt that 'IG" was covered by <br /> • "A" and it should used or taken out. <br /> Mr. Monteiro had a question. Let's say that I come onto your property to <br /> do an inspection and you just spent $8,000.00 to put in a lawn. He tells <br /> Mr. Ball, for example, that he would have to bring in a backhoe to tear up <br /> your lawn. By the way the sprinkler system was going to be destroyed. <br /> Here was a way he could put a camera down through the distribution box <br /> into the leaching pit. He felt that that would probably less intrusive as per <br /> Title V originally wrote than bringing in the bobcats and backhoes to tear <br /> up the lawn and irrigation systems. With the camera you could determine <br /> several things. You could see staining on the sidewalls and you could also <br /> get the depth to the water that was inside of it. There are counters on <br /> most cameras as you slide it down the counter tells you are at six or four <br /> feet from the point of the pipe or whatever. He would have to agree with <br /> Mr. Ball. If you take out "G" he felt that it wasn't a very good part of the <br /> regulation. <br /> Mr. Ball asked Mr. Graci if he used a camera too. <br /> Mr. Graci felt that he should be able to use it to go into the outlet end of <br /> the septic tank in order to inspect the D-box. He could still open up the pit <br /> • if it was in a different part of the yard. He was saving one less hole to dig <br /> in somebody's $8,000.00 lawn. That would be great. But, Mr. Harrington's <br /> whole point was that he wanted the whole system to be brought to grade. <br /> So to video inspect the D-box he was not raising it. That was Mr. <br /> Harrington's issue and Mr. Santos' issues. <br /> Mr. Ball felt that they would still have to raise it regardless whether they <br /> use a video camera or not. He was going to have to open it up anyways. <br /> Mr. Graci stated that what they were trying to get at was that the D-box <br /> wasn't going to tell you everything all of the time. But, if they opened up <br /> the pit they could video inspect the D-box, septic tank and pit. It would <br /> leave one less hole to dig up in somebody's yard. <br /> Mr. Ball stated that they would still have to raise the pit. <br /> Mr. Graci agreed. If the D-box was six feet or more they would have to <br /> raise it according to Title V. It was a winless situation here. You are stuck <br /> with raising all of the covers and no matter what the video camera was <br /> out. He didn't know how much he paid for the camera. But, he paid <br /> $6,000.00 for the camera. <br /> Mr. Ball re-iterated that he was not in favor of taking away a tool of the <br /> • trade. <br /> 19 <br />