1/10/2007 BOARD OF HEALTH Minutes

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L S. stable I e Ulatlon Variance Request;.-Dorothy Stebbins -. (Abutter Ken Quinn Letter) Mr. & firs.-Stebbins introduced themselves to the Board: At-the 12113106-BOH meeting, Dorothea Stebbins-requested a variance from the'stable r uI tion r�rhld requires that a bairn be; feet from any-hose or drlling end that bio horse shah be ptured on.any land less than o feet away from the louse. ,Dorothea Stebbins was asked to return to-the BOH_meeting tonight with 'a plan dram t scale h vw ing exact measurements of the'�r tawnce-between.the.house, the proposed barn,-the pastureland, and.props'rt- lines; in'-order forth 130H to more arc raft iy assess whether br not to 60rov the stable regulation variance'request. Dorothea Stebbids,presented plans with 'measlurements of the area in question. Lucy Burton stated _ that a 25 ft. setback from the.property fine is required for any bu i Idi.ng oh the property. 'P lcing the barn that far back Onto-the properE doe's-_ not'allow for adequate p stureiarnd for the horse, and rakes it difficult to meet all the other setback requireme'nts that come into play. Lucy Burton made a motion to deny the request by Dorothee Stebbins for a stable regulation variance - at 3 Beechwood Drive. Glenn Santos seconded the motion. All.approved. Kenneth Quinn, abutter to the property at 3 Beechwood Dir e,.introduced himself to the Board and registered his'stron objection to the request by Dorothea Stebbins to construct a barn for her horse on her prop rty which-abuts-bisback yard. fir. Quinn submitted a-fetter to the Boli expressing these sentiments. . -Horsley.&Witten Landfill Quarterly Environmental Monitoring Qctober Report The first screening of landfill gas monitoring Wells, landfill g s gents, and structures on site did not'' indica a the presence of landfill ase .. Landfi 11.gas oniton*ng Well.SGW is currently.damaged at the ground surface and groundwe'lI Monitoring well W-13 vies desttoyed dudng in st.allation of e Perimeter fence. Further evaluation is necessary to determine if a"reps c rn nt well is necessary. The j west, south', and east slopes of the landfill should-be monitored for further erosion. Areas of poor vegetative coiner and areas exhibiting erosion due to vehicular traffic should be seeded: mulched and m6int iced throughout the growing.sea.son. HW-recommends that the north slope of the landfill be .-snowed n..a semi-annual basis. The-next round of environmentarl monitoring is scheduled for Januaryt 2007, and will consist of landfill gas screening! - �.-----,_-- �--Definitive-SOdivision- ,fan- pproval- `fFlst-.Pond'-- '-=--- _ Glenn'Sahtds made a motion'to approve the Definitive Plan,of Subdivision for the Preserye at Flat pond located off Seanest Drive and Fairway Lame'in IN ew S,eabury. Lucy Burton seconded the motion. All approved. . FYI-4 Final Flu clinic(cape& Islands)January 23.,2007-3 pm to _p . Glen Harrington stated that this clinic i open to the entire Upper Cape,. 18 dears or older. Bourne is contributing 200 vaccines, 250 will 'come from VN& and the State will.contribute 250to 330. LD.BUSINESS Deer Cros,4.in'g Update Glen-Hardngt -stated that he had re eived no new-information regarding the situation with Michele's Kitchen. n Courser's opinion, the BOH is extending the '06.permit and Will not issue the '07 permit until the court seftree the issue. Pop, ponessiet Marketplace Update _ r Glen Hanington statedd-thart he had received a call from Attorney Gildea'saying that he knew nothing about the Poppon sset Il a��r etplaRce.Nuisance and Plumbingcode violations. The BOE--! seat out an thef letter to Mr:Gilden stating whet had happened. The occupants have now vacated the premises., 'The BOH agreed to discuss at the next SOH meeting ho ' o 'address.the-violation issues that occurred. - _