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F <br /> MENUTES October 30, 1997 2 BOARD OF HEALTH <br /> accept any brush, stumps, demolition or construction debris." "I think this material <br /> should go to the Bourne landfill which is now authorized to accept that kmnd of material." <br /> Mr. Oran commented, "If we were to accept the 55 gallon drums .that are there <br /> which-nobody knows what was in them or what kind of contamination was in therm, i <br /> this a problem we really want to face?" <br /> Mr. McQuaid responded, "I can tell you that there is no residue in the exposed 55 <br /> gallon drums however,, there are some half buried 55 gallon drums that I don't if there is <br /> any residue or what's in it." "We really didn't own the site and therefore, we are not <br /> really responsible for whatever is there." "Mr. Pinud from the I .E.P. is saying, work <br /> with then, mm' irni a the costs and accept only what we feel comfortable accepting." <br /> "There is.an indication here that they don't admit responsibility yet the willing to <br /> y are g <br /> clew the site up so it has to be a give and take situation with the military." <br /> Mr. Cram conumented, "There are definitive items there from what I have seen in <br /> the past that definitely have been identified as military items." "why should we, the ton <br /> f Mashpee, accept these for disposal especially when there is not much question where <br /> they came from." <br /> Mr. McQuaid responded, "There are several items that are directly linked to the <br /> military." "I would say that represents 15% of Bat's been dumped there the remaining <br /> % is not traceable to the military therefore, in nay opinion, we should work with them <br /> to help cleanup the site.' "I would highly recommend Board members view the site." <br /> Mr. Doherty commented, "I have no problem with disposing of the metals and <br /> tires at the landfill however, I would recommend the health went oversee the project." <br /> Mr. Oran agreed. <br /> Mr. McQuaid relayed, "The Selectmen will have to approve access to the land." <br /> Mr. McQuaid will keep Board members updated. <br /> . Memo Weston & Sgmpson re: Landfill post closure use - Mr. McQuaid <br /> relayed, "The original costs estimate to close the landfill was 1.23 million dollars." "At <br /> that time it was based n $100 000. per acre." "Since then the costs have come down <br /> to $70,000.00 to $80,000.00 per acre." "Based on that difference I thought there would <br /> be a possibility of using the excess money to create to soccer fields on the property yet <br />