3/31/2005 BOARD OF HEALTH Minutes

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N I I ' reducing his business by. %. He spent$20,000 to expand his shop, and now his number of chairs has been cut back. He stated that he had been given verbal permission to expand from the landlord who spoke to the former Board of Health 12 years ago. Glenn Santos stated that i the plans from Mr. Brady indicated a request for 3 chairs. Mr. Ball asked that the Barber shop get together with Mr. Brady to clarify the situation, and then come back to the Board of Health. Building . Regarding repairs, remove bull run valve,which is damaged. Also locate the other leaching pit and frame the riser. Buildings C& E. The Board has no plans for c&E,just variance requests in writing. Mr. Ball motioned to approve Mr. Brady's variance requests representing Deer Crossing, in his letter to the Board of Health dated April 11, 2005. Glenn Santos seconded the motion. All agreed. Building D. Mr. Ball stated that iovanni's has a total of 61 seats, with 50 at 35 gallons, and 11 at lounge. office space and retail space are the same. The Beauty salon has 5 seats, 1 la tepee . Bagel and subway are each at 6 seats: at a total of 3,053 gallons. Mr. Ball made a motion to approve the plans for Building D as submitted. Glenn Santos seconded the motion. All agreed. Glen Harrington stated that the approval should include his comments, and state that it was .subject to DEP approval. APPROVAL of MINUTES The minutes from the November 17th, 2004 Board of Health meeting were reviewed. MaryF o e Grady motioned that the minutes be approved, Glenn Santos seconded the motion. All approved. The minutes from the December 12th, 2004 were reViewed. Glenn Santos stated that the heading titles should read as follows: Steven Ball, Clerk, and L. Glean Santos Co-Chairman. The minutes were then approved by the Board as corrected. Copies are needed for the nett Board meeting for the minutes from the December gt't 2004 and the January 6th, 2005 meetings. A full Board is required for approval of the minutes. FOSTER UTO COMPANY,septic Installer, 3 Hombeam Lane. David Barton of the Foster Burton Real Estate firm introduced himself and his seller client, Melinda Bridges, the homeowner at 3 Hornbeam Lane. Dave stated that his purpose for coming before the Board was twofold. First, he wanted to call to the attention of the Board some substandard work going on with regard , to septic installations. Second, he wanted to determine where the scope of responsibility of the Board of Health and its agents begins, and where it ends. Mrs. Bridges is in the process of selling her hone, and requested a septic inspection for a certificate of compliance. John Graci went out to do the inspection, and could not find the septic tank. It was not within 8 feet of where it was supposed to be, on the as-built plans. In his probing to find the tank cover, he discovered there was a natural gas line going across the cover to the system. Mr. Grad then stopped his digging and called Dig safe to flag the property. There is a paved driveway in front of the house and a paved walk to the Douse. Dig Safe notified Mr. Burton that they might have to dig up the driveway as well as the paved walk in front of the house, to find the system. Glen Darrington visited the site and noted that the system was not working, and that substantial repairs would be needed. Mr. Grad conferred with Mrs. Bridges and stated that per the Town requirements, substantial repairs would be needed., including digging up the paged- driveway. Because Mrs. Bridges is purchasing a new home and rnust.sell her current home at