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Noonan Container service Inc. by the BOH for the one violation', and the required permit fee <br /> and bond are subsequently provided by the company, then a permit may be issued. <br /> Burton Kaplan made-a motion to defer any action on both the Waste Solutions, Inc., and C.L. <br /> Noonan Container Service, Inc. issues until the information provided by Waste Solutions, Inc. <br /> and.C.L. Noonan Container Service, Inc. can be verified by Bourne Landfill and Noche Brothers, <br /> Inc. The Board will continue discussion at the next BOH meeting scheduled for Wednesday, <br /> April 27, 2011. Lucy Burton seconded the motion. The motion was unanimously approved. <br /> Allied Waste services of Cape Cod—Failure to comply with Defuse Regulations <br /> Don Grosclose and Bob Healy, representing Allied Waste services of Cape Cod, introduced <br /> themselves to the Board. <br /> Glen Harrington stated that a report received from the Bourne Landfill indicated that six loads <br /> from Allied Waste Serve ces were brought to the Bourne Landfill. A"Show Cause" letter was <br /> sent certified mail to BFI/Allied Waste'on 3/18/11 and received on 8/22111, to explain why Allied <br /> Waste services failed to com ply with the BOH Defuse Regulation and M.G.L.111s./31A.- Glen <br /> Harrington added that_Allied!haste services does have a-I lashp a permit, and historically they <br /> have had no violations with the BOH regarding trash. <br /> Bob Healy stated that one of the six roads reported by Bourne Landfill was in error. Jt actually <br /> was a hauler from Hyannis. Mr. Healy stated that because the other 5 loads were mix6d refuse <br /> loads that would not be accepted at UC TB, he had gone to Bourne. <br /> Calliope Egloff asked Mr. Healy and Mr. Grosclose for any suggestions they might have as to <br /> hover to avoid their future required attendance at BOH meetings in response to receipt of;Show <br /> Cause" letters. Don Grosclose stated that if a phone call was made by BOH to Allied Waste at <br /> the time a problem surfaced, it might be a way to handle a problem situation through phone <br /> conversations and information provided via fa . <br /> Lure Burton made a motion that the BOH close the issue against Allied Waste Services of <br /> Cape Cod, and send a letter to the company rescinding the BCH "Show Cause " letter dated <br /> 3/18/11 addressed to Allied Waste services of Cape Cod. Burton Kaplan seconded the motion. <br /> The motion was unanimously approved. <br /> 8; —c vossa Disposal corp. —Failure to Comply with Refuse.Regulations <br /> ulartion <br /> Glen Harrington stated that on larch 10, 2011, information was provided to the Board of Health <br /> that Cavo sa Disposal Corp. was disposing of I lashpee commercial refuse at the Bourne <br /> Landfill# a waste facility not approved by the Board of Health. Caysa Disposal Corp. does <br /> have a current license to haul refuse from Ilashpee. However, the disposal of refuse at the <br /> Bourne Landfill is not an approved facility, and-is in direct violation of the Mashpee Board of <br /> Health "Refuse Regulation" which states that all haulers licensed by the Mashpee BOH must <br /> transport their refuse loads to the UCRTS. In accordance with the Mashpee Refuse Regulation, <br /> the permit to haul refuse within the town may be revoked for violations of the-regulation. <br /> Therefore, a LS how Cause" letter from the BOH dated 811-8 11 was sent to Cavossa Disposal <br /> Corp. ordering Mr. Ca os a to appear before the Board of Health on 4/13/11 to explain why <br /> l lashpee refuse was being brought to the unapproved facility by his company. <br /> Carl Cvossa and Bill Sullivan from Davos a Disposal Corporation introduced themselvesto the <br /> Board. Mr. Cavossa stated that he is meeting the required monthly tonnage requirement per <br /> the standing agreement between the BOH and Cava Disposal Corp., and since the merger <br /> 2 <br />