1/5/2017 BOARD OF HEALTH Minutes

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f Mr. Harrington commented that the plan needs to be updated showing the septic tank and leaching facility on the abutting property. Since it is a septic tank} there is less of a chance of a cesspool collapsing during construction. Lucy Burton made a motion that the Board of Health continue the variance request for 36 Wilsons Grove until further information is provided on the abutter's septic system. Brian Baumgaertel seconded the motion. The motion was unanimously approved. 7:20 PM — Nitrogen Aggregation Loading Plan Request—32 Marway. Matthew Costa of cape and Islands Engineering, representing the applicant of 32 Mar ray, introduced himself to the Board. Mr. Costa commented that he is requesting approval of a facility aggregation plan for nitrogen loading purposes for the facility property located at 32 Mar ay. Credits are transferred to obtain a minimum of 30a 000 square-feet for a 3-bedroom system. The Nitrogen Restriction and Easement documents for the credit property and facility property with the accompanying plans have been submitted. As previously requested by the Board of Health, Mr. Costa provided an overview of the credit area maps. Mr. Costa has been displaying the credit land on the map that has been transferred to the facility property for the purpose of increasing the number of bedrooms. Brian Baumgaertel made a motion that the Board of Health approve the Nitrogen Aggregation Loading Plan Request for 32 lar ay with the condition that the property be restricted to three bedrooms and the septic- permit shall not be issued until the Grants of Title v Nitrogen Loading Restriction and Easement documents are recorded at the registry of Deeds and copies are provided to the Board of Health. Lucy Burton seconded the motion. The notion was unanimously approved. 7:25 PM —septic Inspection Regulation variance— I I cape give. Glen Harrington stated that during a septic inspection for a property transfer at 11 cape Drive it was discovered that the bull-run valve and leaching pits did not have manholes within 6}' of grade or at grade in the paved parking area. The owner, Geoff Willisa is requesting a variance to not install the risers as the leaching pits are 10 feet down and would create more damage to the property. The septic inspection did reveal that the one leaching pit receiving the flog is operating. However, the bull-run valve could not be turned to allow access for the camera to inspect the other leach pit. This septic system is actually a pump chamber that handles the lower level and thea the second and third floor flog gravity to the existing septic tank.,There was a bull-run valve to two leaching pits which were installed in 1985. The inspection was performed and considered a pass since it was operational. However, it could not be determined that the manholes were brought up to grade. Access to the bull-run valve is needed in order to inspect the other two leach pits. Geoff Willis, owner of 11 cape give, introduced himself to the Board. Mr. Willis commented that a second floor addition was added to the back of the building in 2005, There is a 1500 gallon pump chamber with covers pumping to the existing tank in the front of the property. The Board and Mr. Harrington discussed on how to locate the manholes and bring there up to grade without damaging the pavement. The operation of the system is not in question. The system needs to be compliant for the purpose of the property transfer. Brian Baumgaertel made a motion that the Board of Health approve the variance for 11 cape Drive with the following conditions' 1. require the bull-run valve to be located and brought to grade. 2. require the evaluation of the manholes to the leaching pits to see if they are below the pavement and could be raised without total devastation of the parking area. If the manholes are within % then have them brought to grade. 2