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no jurisdiction over these other alleged issues,and no legal cause to restrict approval. Chair Baumgaertel <br /> asked if alterations to the structure would have to go through Planning or the ZBA, and Mr. Harrington <br /> stated,to the best of his knowledge,they did not. Mr.Costa asked that,as a point of order,the discussion <br /> remain focused on Title V and Board of Health regulations. He stated that withholding issuance of the <br /> septic permit until the building permit has been issued provides an adequate level of control. <br /> Leonardo Caruso,the owner of 43 Little Neck Lane,addressed the board stating that his is a family of eight <br /> and,while it is their second.home,they do use it frequently in addition to renting it out. He informed the <br /> board that he has received complaints from only one neighbor, Mr.knight,who has called police a number <br /> of times about renters. He stated that the police have never recorded any issues or prohibited activity. <br /> Ms. Langler stated that the town does not have a short-term rental by-law, and the board has no <br /> jurisdiction over parking. She further stated that the board would only be concerned If the owner were <br /> renting bedrooms that were not habitable. As long as the septic system complies with Title V and the <br /> building permit satisfies the housing code, the board is meeting its obligation to the public. Chair <br /> Baumgaertel expressed that,while approval of this proposal Is legal, It Is his opinion that it is outside the <br /> spirit and intent of a nitrogen aggregation plan. <br /> Ms. Langler moved to approve the Nitrogen Aggregation Plan for 43 Little Neck Lane with following <br /> conditions: 1)issuance of the Disposal Works Construction Permit Is withheld until approval of a building . <br /> permit to comply with the slx-bedroom floor plan; 2) a housing inspection Is conducted 3) the control <br /> panel for the FAST unit Is located outside the home for accessibility; 4) risers are added on the d-box <br /> closest to FAST system; 5)speed levelers are inspected as part of FAST unit maintenance; 6) FAST system <br /> Is a 0.9 instead of 0.5;and 7)the pump alarm Is on a separate circuit. Motion seconded by Laurel Almquist. <br /> VOTE: Unanimous(3-0). <br /> NEW BUSINESS <br /> 1. Approve Board of Health Meeting Minutes. Minutes of the November 29, 2018 Public Session <br /> were reviewed without changes. <br /> There being no questions or revisions, Laurel Almquist moved to approve the minutes of the <br /> November 29, 2018 Public Session. Motion seconded by Mallory Langler. VOTE: Unanimous(3- <br /> 0). <br /> 2. Sign Expense Warrants. Board rnembers signed the expense warrants. <br /> 3. Title V Violation, 7 Greensward Circle. Mr. Harrington commented that an order letter by the <br /> BOH was sent to the owners in November 2017 in regard to the number of legal bedrooms. The <br /> problem was Identified during the property transfer septic Inspection. The property was <br /> transferred with the new owner's representative,Attorney Scott Joseph,aware of the violation. <br /> In March 2018, another order .letter was sent to the new owners and Attorney Joseph that <br /> included $16,000 In fines for failure to comply with the requirements of a deed restriction and <br /> failure to provide an opening to the storage area that met the requirements of a bedroom. On <br /> March 9,2018,a copy of the deed restriction was provided to the Board of Health. At that time, <br /> the opening to the doorway on the extra bedroom had not been documented to be in compliance. <br /> Mr. Harrington stated that, on November 29, 2018, he sent the board decision letter from the <br /> November 8,2018 meeting,where the board re-instated the fines and voted to send the fines to <br /> 3 <br />