4/27/2017 BOARD OF HEALTH Minutes

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4. Title V Variance Request: 20 Red Brook Road. Glen Harrington stated that the Board reviewed this on an informal basis at the March 16, 2017, meeting. The formal variance application has been submitted for the Board's consideration. At the last hearing the Board requested a letter confirming the environmental monitor's position on nitrogen sources within the conservation restricted area of Section 5 in New seabury. That letter was prepared and provided to the Board of Health. Y New Seabury would like to utilize a tight tank at the driving range to replace the port-a-potties. A new bathroom and office are proposed to be constructed, and the tight tank would service the new building. New Seabury could pump the tank and dispose of the waste at their Waste water Treatment Plant. The advantages/options for approval of the tight tank are: Title V states that the tight tanks can be used for seasonal use, boat pump-outs, or for facilities in public water supply where a sewer does not exist. The disadvantages/options for the denial of the tight tank are that it,is only to be approved for remedial situations, not for new construction and not in areas where a compliant Title V system can be constructed. There is an argument that this is a limited use, seasonal situation where the contents can be treated by a surer Waste Water Treatment Plant and the property exists within an area surrounded by a Cape Cod Commission restricted conservation area. The other side to the argument is that there can be a compliant Title system built to accommodate the flows from the new facility. Joe Colasuonno of Bayswater Development introduced himself to the Board. Mr. colasuonno remarked that there was a 12' x 12' shed on the property with two portable bathrooms located in the back. A new shed will be constructed with an office, two serviceable bathrooms, and a small storage area. Clue-to conservation restrictions it is not possible to install a septic system. Brian Baumgaertel made a motion that the Board of Health approve the variance request for the New Beabury Golf course Driving Range in accordance with 310 CMR 15.260 with the following conditions: 1. The tight tank shall be designed by a Professional Engineer or Registered Sanitarian in accordance with 310 CMR 15.260. . All waste shall be disposed at the New seabury Waste Water Treatment Plant. . The tank use shall be discontinued upon the availability/connection of sewer at the golf range facility. 4. This approval is based upon the fact that the Cape cod Commission placed a conservation restriction around the golfing range which restricts nitrogen sources, the proximity to the Zone I of the Rock Landing Wells 3 and 4} and the waste will be treated at a Waste Water Treatment plant. lalliope Egloff seconded the motion. The motion was unanimously approved. 5. Request variance from Recreational camp Regulations and Request Temporary Food Permit Annual Event: Mashpee Village, I Warnpa n oag Drive,, Glen Harrington remarked that the number of campers at Mashpee pillage increased from 30 to 36. Their homes are within walking distance. This variance must be requested annually. The temporary food permit does not need to be addressed by the Board as it can be approved internally. Brian Baumgaertel made a motion that the Board of Health approve the variance request from Massachusetts Carp Regulations for Mashpee pillage with the condition that there is a maximum of 36 campers and this variance applies to the 2017 year only. l alliope Egloff seconded the motion. The motion was unanimously approved. 2