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x <br /> Mr. Harrington added that they could Mill throve the no renal at him. <br /> Mr. Santos stated that maybe he had an excuse, maybe he did not. <br /> Ms. Warden asked for clarification kation n the fine. Was it $300.00 as of the 1st? <br /> Ms. Grady stated that it would commence after the 2 t�', <br /> Mr. Santos made a notion for the owner ofThe Flume, Mr. McNulty to appear- <br /> beforethe board at the next scheduled meeting on October 281h, 2x004. At which time <br /> he will explain his failure to comply with the board order regarding the installation <br /> ofth ,denitrification system in conjunction with Regulation 70. His failure to <br /> comply with this order to appear would result in a $300.00 fine per day beginning <br /> October 291', 2004 and the possible nor-renewal of his food establishment license at <br /> the first of the year. Mr. Ball seconded the motion. Motion passed. <br /> 4. Request for Commercial Establishment Review:: d G voni—451 Nathan Ellis Hvv <br /> Mr. Harrington began by stating that he had no problem with this request because <br /> they were putting all the flow into the tight tank. That eliminated the Title v issues <br /> other than the approval of the tank. The one thing h .mould like to do was check <br /> i further with Mr. Dudley of the DEP regarding the tank. Mr. Dudley reminded hire <br /> that there was a secondary containment requirement. He thought that if he put down <br /> poly liner or a membrane could act as a secondary containment. <br /> Mr. Santos asked what it was going to be holding. <br /> Ms. Carron stated that it was going to be used by a hair salon. <br /> Mr. Harrington confirmed that it would be holding dyes and stuff like that. It would <br /> still have to be pumped and taken to a wastewater treatment facility. It was <br /> considered non-industrial and non-hazardous. But, they were going to be putting <br /> everything dyes, black and gray water waste into the one tank. There were no Title <br /> V issues as far as adding Title v flow to the property. That was hove they got around <br /> it. They only had room for to chairs. It was 100 GPD per chair and they wanted <br /> four chairs. So he gave there the option to say you either put all of your flow into <br /> one tank or do the two chairs. She needed the four chairs to make the business <br /> numbers work out. They were going to go with pumping. <br /> Mr. Santos asked if this was going to he a concrete tank. <br /> Ir. Harrington stated that they were proposing a concrete tank right now. He would <br /> just have to double check with the DEP to see if a coating would suffice such as an <br /> asphalt coating to water test it, Or would they need another membrane or poly <br /> setting it don within th whole and sating the tank on that if that would suffice. He <br /> hadn't gotten that far, } <br /> 1 <br />
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