12/4/2014 BOARD OF HEALTH Minutes

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Burton Kaplan seconded the motion. The motion was unanimously approved. 7:20 PM —Approval for Commercial Property— 68 Echo Road. , Dan Ojala with Down Cape Engineering, representing Louis Seminara of 68 Echo Road, introduced himself t the Board. Nor. Ojala commented that this property is located at 68 Echo Road with the proposed construction of a metal building. It is a similar layout to many f the other buildings in the area. This site plan was presented at the I la hpee Site Plan Review Meeting with comments and revisions. There are floor drains that connect to an industrial tight tank, since repair work is to be per-formed on the property. The industrial waste water holding tank will drain to a tight tank with an internal secondary teak than contains an alarm system in between. The septic system is designed to be below 600 gallons per day. Kalli pe Egl ff made a motion that the Board of Health approve the Site and Septic Design Plan for 68 Echo Road with the following conditions: 1. The MDC catch basins shall be monitored yearly. An executed contract for servicing of theMDC-type catch basins shall be provided to the Board of Health prig to issuance of a Certificate of Occupancy. 2. Safety Data Sheets shall be dept on premise in bound notebooks for all hazardous products. The Safety Data Sheets shall be available for inspection by an agent of the Board of Health. . Hazardous materials shall be limited in volume to 200 pounds dry weight and 220 gallons of liquid storage. Hazardous waste shall be limited according to 310 CMR 30.00, Massachusetts Hazardous Waste Regulations. Storage of hazardous materials outside is prohibited. An executed contract for the removal of hazardous waste from the facility by a licensed hazardous waste removal company shall be provided to the Board of Health prig to the issuance of a Certificate of Occupancy. . All changes in tenancy and/or use of each knit shall be approved by the Board of Health prig to the issuance of a lease or sale of each unit. . Washing hing m hine are prohibited on the property. . Operations shall not cause a "nuisance 9P r the operation will be considered a noisome trade. . A contract for the pumping of the industrial tight tank shall be provided to the Board of Health prior to the issuance of Occupancy. . The tight tans shall be sealed for grater-tightness by the manufacturer. Burton Kaplan seconded the motion. The motion was unanimously approved. 7:25 PM —Septic Variance— 18 Great River r F a 1. Peter McEntee of Engineering Works, representing Carol Sherman of 1Great Fiver Road, introduced himself to the Board. Mr. McEntee commented that there is very little space on this property and is requesting the following variances for the purpose of a Title 5 Septic upgrade located at 13 Great Fiver Road: 1. A 7' variance from the Soil Absorption System to the front property line for a 3' setback. . A ' variance from the Soil Absorption System to the side property line for a ' setback. 3. A 6' variance from the septic tank to the front property line for a ' setback. . A 15' variance from the Soil Absorption System to the crawl space wall for a ' setback. . A 10' variance from the Soil Absorption System to the cellar gall for a 10' setback. . A 3' variance from the septic tank to the cellar gall for a ' setback. . A 9' variance from the septic tank to the water service for a 1' setback. 3. A 9' variance from the Soil Absorption System to the water service for a 1' setback . 9. A 1' variance from the septic tank to the water main (as marked)for a 9setback. 10. A 1' variance from the Soil Absorption System t6 the water ma (as rnarked for a 9'setback. 11. A 1' reduction to the required ' separation between maximum seasonal high groundwater and-the bottom of the Soil Absorption System for a ' separation. 2