8/3/2017 BOARD OF HEALTH Minutes

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5. Nitrogen Aggregation Loading Plan: oc way Highlands. Matthew Haney, manager of BcDM, LLC, introduced himself to the Board. Mr. Haney remarked that at the last meeting the Board requested the nitrogen plan showing the credit land. Also, the Grant of Title 5 Nitrogen Loading Restriction and Easement on Facility and credit Land has been modified to reference the new survey. Glen Harrington commented that a new Nitrogen Aggregation Plan has been prepared and submitted by BSS Design. To date, the deeds for the property, the definitive plan, the locus plan, the draft copy of the Grant of Title v Nitrogen Loading Restriction and Easement, and the subdivision drainage plans have been provided. At the last meeting, the applicant requested that Town counsel review the Grant deed document, and the chair agreed to that request, Mir. Harrington met with Town Counsel to review the Nitrogen Aggregation Plan application, and all was deemed in order with the exception of the Board comments that may be discussed at this meeting. Mr. Harrington had comments for the nitrogen aggregation plan: • A note needs to be added to state that no nitrogen sources are present on the credit land. • A note stating that the drainage for the subdivision is located on open space areas labeled c and D. Mr. Harrington had additional conditions, which are conditions of approval: The conditions of approval are taken from previous Department of Environmental Protection approvals for Nitrogen Aggregation Pian for subdivisions. Since the Department of Environmental Protection no longer reviews Nitrogen Aggregation plans, Mir. Harrington used their conditions to be adopted by the Board of Health. The requirements are the same as listed in the nitrogen loading guidance document and within Title V. The Board will also need to determine a fee, and the fee should be part of the Board's decision, as long as it is deemed appropriate. Laurel Almquist made a motion that the Board of Health approve the Nitrogen Aggregation Plan with the following required conditions: 1. Add the above two comments to the plan and require submittal of a revised plan. . The dwelling located on the lots covered under the Nitrogen Aggregation Plan is limited to the number of bedrooms noted in the Grant of Title v restriction and Easement and the approved Nitrogen Aggregation Plan. . The Grant of Title V Restriction and Easement shall specifically reference the approved plan with the most recent revision date and shall incorporate the plan as an exhibit to the document. 4. The credit land is restricted from further nitrogen loading in accordance with the approved Grant of Title V restriction and Easement. . consistent with the terms of the Nitrogen Loading Restriction and Easement, the applicant must file a certified registry copy of the Facility Land and credit Land Nitrogen Loading Restriction and Easement with the Board of Health within thirty (30) days of recording. . As each lot is sold, an appropriate Grant of Title v Nitrogen Loading Restriction and Easement for the Credit Land and the Facility Land shall be executed for each individual lot. 7. No Disposal system construction Permits shall be issued for the lots covered under the Grant until the Grant documents and the approved Nitrogen Aggregation Plan have been signed and recorded at the Registry of Creeds. 8. -The fee of $1,280.00 is paid prior to the issuance of any Disposal Works construction Permits. Mallory Langler seconded the motion. The motion was unanimously approved. OLD BUSINESS 1. Housing violation: 133 Quina ui set Avenue. Glen Harrington stated that at the last meeting, an inspection was ordered as a follow-up from the original inspection to verify the repairs were made at 133 Quinaquisset Avenue. veronica Warden, Assistant Health 3