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That contract requires the manufacturer to report to the Board and to the State any problems. <br /> Homeowners-are supposed to get copies of those reports. If is the homeowners'responsibilities, by the <br /> State, to submit once a year those required reports. <br /> Glen Harr*ngton asked that the Regatta Drive residents provide their names and addresses# property by <br /> property, and pull together the information as far as the servicing and maintenance that has been dobe <br /> to date, in order to help get reports from Omni&Assurance. Glen requested that property owners <br /> provide the B H vwrith letters specific to each property re: their individual complaints. 4 <br /> 7:45 PM—John Doyle—18 Little Neck Lane <br /> John Doyle, PLS; representing the family of Made Vita, introduced himself to the Board. Mr. Doyle <br /> presented a sewage system upgrade plan for the estate of Made Viita. The proposal is to replace the <br /> existing failed soils absorption system with-a new one, which will require three variances from Title V <br /> and local regulations due to site limitations. The variances are as follows: <br /> 1 reduce the required 20 ft. setback under 310 CM R 15.2 11 from SAS to cellar to 10 ft. <br /> 2) reduce the required 'loo ft. setback under 310 CMR 15.211 from SAS to wetland to 78 ft, <br /> 3) reduce the required 10 ft setback of SS to water supply line in lieu of sleeving the water <br /> line for its'entire length <br /> Mr. Doyle is proposing to replace the SAS, move the water fine,,put in a new D Box, install a Sludge <br /> hammer into the existing septic tank. <br /> Lewis Mantel made a motion that the Board approve the proposed sewage upgrade plan for 18 Little <br /> Neck Lane with the variances requested, with the standard 0&SIA requirements applying for the life of <br /> the system, and quarterly sampling for two years, Lucy Burton seconded the motion. All approved. <br /> NEW BUSINESS <br /> i, sign Warrants.. The Board m.ernbers signed the warrants. <br /> ._ Approval of Minutes of July 25, 2007 <br /> The following corrections were made to-the minutes: <br /> Pagel, under 7:15 PIN—Michael Kellett, line 1, insert the word"In"before the word attendance : <br /> Page 1, under 7:30 PIS—Brian Tarnborelli, last paragraph, last sentence, after the words eating <br /> utensils, add the words.-arid all dishes <br /> Page 2, first paragraph, line 3, after the words with 8 seals only, finish the sentence by adding the <br /> pro rd s"arid limiting his eadpg utensils-and all dishes o paper-and plastic only'. <br /> Page 2, under 3. Request for Ump r ry Food PerTnit, line 2, change August d"to read uAugFust <br /> yd <br /> Page 4, under 1 —Recall Notices to Establishments, time 2, insert the word" o entially"before the- <br /> words"having food products contami ated'� <br /> Lewis Mantel made a motion to approve as corrected the minutes of the BOH meeting held on July 25, <br /> 2007. Lucy Burton seconded the motion. All approved. <br /> Approval of Executive session Minutes. ,The Board voted to continue the review of all outstanding <br /> Executive session minutes until the fail when all Board members are in attendance. <br /> . Teiporiiry Food Permit Application:' ume/Sandwich Mary club for Seaside Leman <br /> Glen Harrington commented that Michael Miller, the person in charge of the-event to be held on Sept. <br /> ', 2007, was Servs fe Certified. Glen H'ardngt n met with Mr. Miller, and reported that Mr. Miller <br /> seemed to be very well versed with the'anneal event. Menu items-include hamburgers, hot dogs, <br /> sausage, sodas and chips. Glen Harrington state_d that the BOH would be inspecting the.premises prior <br /> to the evert. <br /> 2 <br />