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request. The Title V design plan must be submitted and approved at a later date prior to issuance of a <br /> Septic Installation Permit and approval of the Building Permit. <br /> Matt Costa, of Cape and Islands Engineering, was in attendance representing the applicant. <br /> There being no further discussion or questions, Laurel Almquist made a Motion to approve the nitrogen <br /> aggregation plan with the following conditions: 1)the sketch plans be stamped and signed by a licensed <br /> land surveyor; 2) the draft Grants of Title V Restriction and Easement be finalized and recorded at the <br /> Registry of Deeds, with an executed stamped copy provided to the Board of Health prior to issuance of a <br /> Septic Installation Permit and approval of the Building Permit; and 3) the Title V septic design plan be <br /> submitted at a later date for staff-level approval prior to issuance of a Disposal Works Construction Permit <br /> and approval of the Building Permit. Motion seconded by Brian Baumgaertel. VOTE: Unanimous (2-0). <br /> 7:25 PM—Request for Approval of Nitrogen Aggregation Plan—9 Dean's Hollow Road <br /> Matt Costa, of Cape and Islands Engineering was in attendance representing the applicant. Mr. Costa <br /> stated that the Child River East Homeowners Association has allowed for open space area to be used as <br /> credit land, and that the open space,despite being different areas of the subdivision, is all considered Lot <br /> 65. He stated that the facility land is 9,622 SF and in Zone Il, and they are proposing to use the credit area <br /> to obtain the required land for more bedrooms. He explained how the request had evolved, stating that <br /> a FAST denitrification system was being added due to the proximity to the coastal dune and, as a result, <br /> less credit area was needed than originally requested. <br /> After some discussion about the amount of land needed, Mr. Harrington recommended continuing the <br /> matter to the next meeting. Mr. Costa stated that the credit land had been identified, however, the size <br /> would need to be adjusted to 17,050 SF to give a total of 26,672. He requested the Board vote to approve, <br /> and assured the Board that a revised plan would be submitted the following day showing the size of the <br /> credit area. Mr. Harrington requested a reference to the DEP approval for the nitrification-reducing FAST <br /> system. <br /> There being no further discussion or questions, Laurel Almquist made a Motion to approve the nitrogen <br /> aggregation plan with the following conditions: 1) a revised plan be submitted the following day showing <br /> a transfer of 17,050 SF from credit land instead of 30,378 SF as originally requested; 2) the sketch plans <br /> be stamped and signed by a licensed land surveyor;3)the draft Grants of Title V Restriction and Easement <br /> be finalized and recorded at the Registry of Deeds,with an executed stamped copy provided to the Board <br /> of Health prior to issuance of a Septic Installation Permit and approval of the Building Permit; 4) the Title <br /> V septic design plan be submitted at a later date for staff-level approval prior to issuance of a Disposal <br /> Works Construction Permit and approval of the Building Permit; and 5) approval of nitrogen aggregation <br /> plan is for four bedrooms with a denitrification FAST system. Motion seconded by Brian Baumgaertel. <br /> VOTE: Unanimous (2-0). <br /> NEW BUSINESS <br /> 1. Approve Board of Health Meeting Minutes. Minutes of the June 28,2018 Public Session and July <br /> 12, 2018 Public Session were approved as presented. <br /> There being no discussion or questions, Laurel Almquist made a Motion to approve the minutes <br /> of June 28, 2015 and July 12, 2018. Motion seconded by Brian Baumgaertel. VOTE: Unanimous <br /> (2-0). <br /> 2 <br />