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Ms.Warden inquired about the nature of the COVID-19 complaints and requested details on the <br /> repeat offenders. Mr. Harrington responded that most complaints were mask related, but a <br /> couple were regarding disinfection. He also stated that, because the 0 of July gatherings were <br /> reported after the fact,there was not much that could be done about those. <br /> In response to a question from Ms.Warden, Mr. Harrington explained that the County has hired <br /> three former municipal workers with varying backgrounds to function as compliance inspectors. <br /> They are handling a variety of COVID-related tasks for the 15 Cape towns, and answer to the <br /> specific Town they are assisting on any given day. The County compliance inspector assigned to <br /> Mashpee has been asked to conduct outreach, and to discuss the specific work-related guidance <br /> with each type of establishment. The summer sanitarian is still assisting once a week as well. <br /> Chair Baumgaertel asked if the reusable bag prohibition was ongoing, and Mr. Harrington <br /> answered that it ended on Monday,July 13'. The plastic bag ban is now back in effect. Chair <br /> Baumgaertel stated that the Recreation Department was doing a great job keeping things under <br /> control at South Cape Beach,but there appeared to be heavier use of Callie's Beach. He suggested <br /> that Health Agents may want to check on that beach more frequently. <br /> Chair Baumgaertel inquired if the school administration had indicated which way they are leaning <br /> for re-opening,and Mr. Harrington advised that he only participated in one discussion relative to <br /> the fully-remote learning option. He did not have a sense if they were leaning one way or the <br /> other. Chair Baumgaertel asked if there had been any guidance provided from the state if the <br /> schools were to resume a full in-class learning option,and Mr.Harrington answered that the state <br /> is still requiring schools to come up with a plan for each of the three scenarios but, beyond that, <br /> he was not aware of anything specific. <br /> 2. Show Cause Hearing, Violations of Title V and the Mashpee Septic Inspection Regulation — <br /> Christopher Maki <br /> Mr. Harrington commented that the inspector has corrected all violations and a Health Agent has <br /> signed off on the reports. No further action is warranted. <br /> NEW BUSINESS <br /> 1. Review and approval of meeting minutes. There were no minutes available for review. <br /> 2. Sign expense warrants. It was understood that expense warrants would have to be signed <br /> outside of the meeting,due to there being no Board members physically present. <br /> 3. Review of request for Title V variance — 135 Main Street. Mr. Harrington commented that, <br /> because work on this project was being done within the setback, he felt that the abutter needed <br /> to be notified, but no evidence had been provided that the abutter was notified, and there has <br /> been no contact from the abutter. <br /> Chair Baumgaertel noted that the proposed ejector system only has a 41-gallon capacity and <br /> asked if there was any concern about power outages. Mr.Harrington answered that the property <br /> isn't a residence and, if the pump were to fail, there is another bathroom in the adjoining auto <br /> shop. Ms.Warden asked how the cesspool was going to be filled in,and Mr.Harrington answered <br /> that concrete fill was proposed to be used. <br /> 2 <br />