8/24/2011 BOARD OF HEALTH Minutes

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Town of Mashpee 16 Great Neck Road North �,R0 h�cGo� Mashpee, Massachusetts 02649 BOARD OF HEALTH -- PUBLIC SESSION Mashpee Town Hall —Selectmen's Conference Room 9 Minutes of the Meeting of Wednesday, August 24, 2011 Board Members Present: Also Present: Lucy Burton, Chairman Glen Harrington, Health Agent Burton Kaplan, Co-Chairman Kalliope Egloff, Clerk Chairman Lucy Burton called the meeting to order at 7:05 PM. APPOINTMENTS 7:15— MMR Update - Jon Davis Jon Davis, Cleanup Manager of the program on the Base, introduced himself to the Board and presented a 2011 Program Summary of the Installation Restoration Program by the Air Force Center for Engineering and the Environment (AI=CEE). A summary of his report is attached to these minutes. Overall, Mr. Davis stated that there were no surprises reported, and no issues the AFCEE can't handle. Glen Harrington asked Mr..Davis whether the moratorium is no longer necessary, since the plumes were not going to affect the Mashpee Village wells, and also the plumes are too deep and are not a public health risk. Mr. Davis responded that they are dealing with the moratoriums on a case by case basis. 7:30--Habitat for Humanity—6 and 9 Park Place Way, Nitrogen Aggregation Approval Don Dickinson, representing the Habitat for Humanity, introduced himself to the Board. Mr. Dickinson stated that Habitat is planning to build an affordable house on each of two town-owned parcels, located at 6 Park Place Way, and 9 Park Place Way. Mr. Dickinson stated that both parcels are limited in size and do not contain sufficient area to permit the building of three-bedroom houses without the implementation of Nitrogen Aggregation Loading Plans. Habitat has prepared the applications for Mass. DEP's approval of the Nitrogen Aggregation Loading Plans for each of the two parcels, and is requesting the BOH approval of these plans prior to Habitat submitting them to Mass DEP for their review and approval. Glen Harrington stated that the Title V Design Plans submitted by Habitat prepared for three- bedroom affordable homes utilizing Nitrogen Aggregation Plans to obtain credit land in order to make both properties contain more than 30,000 sq. ft. More specifically, #6 Park Place Way has an area of 23,157 sq.ft. and 6,912 sq. ft. of Leeward Lane will be credited to make 30,069 sq.ft. in total. 49 Park Place Way has an area of 22,877 sq.ft. and 7,173 sq.ft. of Leeward Lane will be credited to make 30,050 sq.ft. in aggregate. Glen commented that he had reviewed the Title V Design Plans, finding them to be comprehensive and complete, and suggested approval the plans with the following conditions: 1) #9 Park Place Way existing on-site well is to be used for irrigation purposes only 2) The nitrogen loading calculations need to be shown on both design plans 1