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ti <br /> 4 <br /> substandard for such an application as the applicant and or the respective representative simply took a <br /> recorded plan done by another firm several years ago and highlighted areas on it. The typical standard for a <br /> facility aggregation plan would be a current survey of the nitrogen credit area to be performed, documented <br /> .and presented to the Board of Health to demonstrate the current condition of the land and to determine if there <br /> has been any activity on the credit land that may disqualify it from being used. simply put: taking a recorded <br /> plan and marking it up with a highlighter is unprofessional, peer practice for such an application and does not <br /> provide the Board of Health with the information it needs to make an informed decision on the suitability of the <br /> proposed credit land. Being very familiar with this process in the Town of Mashpeea it has always been my <br /> understanding that any facility aggregation plans that included multiple lots, such as the above referenced <br /> project does, would require a third party review, Therefore, I would hold any additional comments until the third <br /> party review has been completed. Thank you for your consideration. Matthew C. Costa, PLS, RS, President of <br /> Cape and Islands Engineering., <br /> Brian Baurngaertel commented that in his opinion based on the regulations this is not a full application. A third <br /> party review process is reasonable in this particular case given the deficiencies. <br /> Laurel Almquist made a motion that the Board of Health continue the request for nitrogen aggregation plan <br /> approval for Ockway Highlands,until the next Board of Health meeting scheduled on July 20, 2017. Brian <br /> Baurngaertel seconded the motion. The motion was unanimously approved. <br /> 7:20 P — Public Hearing — Manufactured Hone Regulation —Amend Regulation. <br /> Glen Harrington commented that the previous chair requested some amendments be made to the <br /> Manufactured Hoge Regulation. Three items were requested to be amended. <br /> 1. The water supply requirements. The unitary Code states that in order to show a violation of insufficient <br /> pressure or insufficient temperature the complainant must document the occurrence of the deficiencies. <br /> Mr. Harrington adopted the same wording from the unitary Code and included it in the Board of <br /> Health's Manufactured Horne Regulation. <br /> . Requesting for the list of current manufactured homeowners, tenants, and subtenants and mailing <br /> addresses, electronic mail addresses} and telephone numbers shall be provided monthly along with <br /> monthly additional license fee to the Board of Health. <br /> . Upon sale or transfer of the manufactured home, the bill of sale shall be provided to the Board of Health <br /> within 30 days of sale or transfer. The bill of sale shall reference the new owner's name, mailing <br /> address, electronic mail address and telephone phone number. <br /> Brian Baurmgaertel opened the discussion for public comment and invited the public to express their opinion. <br /> Dr. Malcolm MacDonald and Vicky Felly of Otis Trailer- Park Introduced themselves to the Board. <br /> Cir. MacDonald remarked that he does not have an issue with: the new amendments with the exception that not <br /> everyone has an electronic mail address. <br /> Mr. Baurngaertel recognized Attorney Brian Wall for comment. Attorney Wall did 'not have any remarks <br /> concerning the Manufactured Horne Regulation. <br /> Brian Baumgaertel closed the public hearing portion of the discussion. <br /> I'Illr. Baumgaertel suggested that the electronic mail addresses be optional in the language of the regulation. <br /> Glen Harrington will revise the Manufactured Home Regulation and submit it to the Board at the next Board of <br /> Health greeting scheduled on July 20, 2017. <br /> 2 <br />