6/12/2013 BOARD OF HEALTH Minutes

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Glen Harrington commented that Barnstable County Department of Health and Environment notified the Board of Health that Maush p village beaches were not monitored for their weekly sampling in accordance with the Bathing Beach Regulations n for 2012. Mr. Harrington notified Mercantile Property Management informing them of the situation. - Mr. McGowan stated that during the transition of property managers in 2012, many of the waterfront properties were overlooked. Mr. McGowan assumed the responsibility and immediately enrolled in the weekly Beach sampling Program for 2013. Luer Burton made a motion to fine Mercantile Property Management $100 per missed sampling evert from 2012.which would be a total of$1,300. Burton Caplan seconded the motion. The motion was unanimously approved. 7:30 P — Peter O'Neill/Christine Fairneny—Variance Request—66 Uncle Edwards Road. Peter O'Neill, owner of 66 Uncle Edwards Road, Christine Fairneny, buyer for 66 Uncle Edwards Road, and Maura Idin , realtr for 66 Uncle Edwards fad, introduced themselves to the Board. Ms. Fairneny remarked that the closing for 66 Uncle Edwards Road will take place on dune 20, 2013, and the property has been rented through a good portion of the summer. In an effort to not disturb the property and not to inconvenience the renters, Ms. Fairneny is requesting a waiver of 90 days to replace the septic system in the fall. Luer Burton made a motion that the Baird of Health approve the variancia as requested for 66 Uncle Edwards Road with an August 1, 2013, deadline for engineered plans and September 20, 2013, for a Certificate of Compliance with'no extensions, and the Enforceable Agreement available tonight. Burton Marplan seconded the emotion. The motion was unanimously approved. 7:35 Pit Peer McEntee, P.E. —Variance Request— 30 Sand Dollar Lane. Peter McEntee with Engineering Works, representing Mead and Kathryn Sommers of 30 Sand Dollar Lame, introduced himself to the Board. Mr. McEntee commented that dead Sommers had the septic system upgraded in 2000. A recent septic inspection indicated the tank was more than 30 years old and structurally sound. Mr. McEntee is requesting a variance to the Board of Health requirement of tank replacement. Mr. McEntee is proposing a -inch concrete slab with steel reinforcing it to extend 1 foot beyond the perimeter of the outside of the tank. Access manholes will be provided over each opening. The work will all be done by hand. Glen Harrington commented that a new outlet tee is required to be installed replacing the baffle. Lucy Burton rade a motion that the Board of Health approve the variance request for 30 Sand Dollar Lane with the condition that a new outlet tee is installed, access covers provided on the slab, and the tank is t -be evaluated at the next transfer of property. Burton Kaplan seconded the motion. The action was unanimously approved. 7:40 PM — Robert and Heather Shanahan — BOH Vari;ance Request—72 spoondrift Way. Attorney Kevin Kirran , representing Robert and Heather Shanahan of72 Spoondrift Way, introduced himself to the Board. Attorney Kirrane stated that the request is to permit the transfer of title and to allow for the replacement of the system within a period of one year. The length of time is necessitated by the fact that because this is a raze and replace project the services of an architect, an engineer, etc. will need to be engaged. Lacy Burton made a motion to apprve the variance request for 72 spoondrift Way with the understanding that the house will be torn down and/or condemned by October 1,2013.013. The septic 4 2 F