12/5/2007 BOARD OF HEALTH Minutes

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1, increased design flow. Unfortunately, the area was unable to accommodate the large size of the machinery required, so Mr. Borenstein's reprised plan was scrapped. Dan Ojala stated that Mr. Borenstein then.decided to proceed with installation of the new septic system with the larger leaching field,_to ensure that any future tenants requiring additional capacity would be covered. Dan j la stated that cape &.Islands is updating the plans once again' to add the two extra Leaching trenches for reserve, with n 'Change in design flow. The plans wiII-beep the after burner 1.5N with an ABC N, which is basically a second Fast unit. Glen Harrington commented that the entire capacity of the system has doubled, and the BOH.nearer had the opportunity to review the-revised plans. Glen stated further that the Cape cod Commission needs to be' made aware of the doubled capacity.change. Glenn Santos reiterated the concern voiced by Glen Harrington that 1 Fatmouth Road is in violation of having installed a septic system that was not approved the BOH. Glenn Santos made a motion that the Cape Cod Commission be notified of the increased capacity of the installed septic system at. 104-A Falmouth Road, and that a 7- year rnoratodur b put in place to require that the design flog would-not increase above 840 gal per day, with no exceptions. Lacy Burton seconded the motion. All approved. OLD BUSINESS i.- Finally Dlno's—401 Nathan han EItis Highway Glen Harrington stated that he had heard "through the grapevine"that ownership of the property at 491 Nathan Ellis Highway, known as ino's, had been transferred. Glen Harrington spoke to Dino Mitrot ostas on 11/29/07, who confirmed that in fact, the property ownership had transferred and a notice had been seat to the Town attorney. Glen Harrington stated that in a later from the BOH dated 10/39107, the buyer's attorney, the seller's attorney, Dino llitrolostas and both the buyer's and the seller's engineers were notified of the 130H decision of 9/12/07 that the septic must be upgraded to a dnite prior to ownership transfer of the property. Glen.Harrington stated that therefore the property at 491 Nathan Ellis Highway is in violation of the BOH 690 gallon per day regulation. Glenn Santos made a motion that upon receipt of a certified letter from the BOH to Dino llitroi ostas, the former owner,, the owners of 401 Nathan Ellis Highway will be fined $309 per day, and are ordered to appear before the BOH for a Show Cause-hearing at the next BOH meeting on December 19, 2007. Lucy Burton-seconded the notion. All approved. . cape Waste By-Law Violation Follow-Up Glen Harrington reported that cape Waste had paid in full their outstanding balances of $10,009 to the Upper Cape Recycling Transfer Station. . Recycling and solid waste Glen Harrington reported that in a meeting with Catherine Laurent on 11/28/07,' . Catherine reported that Cavossa is not using the UC TS, and that they currently collect