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Agent: The system consists of pipes and stone with vents, allowing for 36 inches of soil <br />above. There are no issues with groundwater separation, especially since it is a fast system <br />equipped with a UV disinfectant for fecal matter, considering the property's proximity—within <br />1000 feet and 75 feet— to the waterway. He emphasizes that the 5.5-foot slope is temporary and <br />will be removed. <br /> Motion made by Mr. Livingston for approval. Seconded by Mr. Raposa. <br /> Roll Call: Mr. Livingston (Yes), Mr. Raposa (Yes), Mr. Virgilio (Yes). <br /> Motion passed unanimously. <br />3. Review of request of variance from local regulation – 45 Seconset Point Road, Pete <br />McEntee – Engineering Works <br />i. The existing dwelling consists of 1 bedroom, with the current system <br />being unknown. It’s emphasized that there is currently a metal <br />tank/drum inground, which will be removed. The proposal is for a <br />new septic system with a sledgehammer to treat nitrogen. A variance <br />request has been made to achieve maximum feasible compliance <br />given the existing site constraints. This variance pertains to local <br />regulations—Part IX, Section 9.0, Leaching Distance Requirements. <br />ii. 23ft variance, S.A.S to watercourse, for a 77ft setback. <br />The agent states that this represents maximally feasible compliance without requiring any <br />Title V variance. It’s highlighted that, due to the location of the property, a variance would be <br />required regardless. He ensures that this system is more beneficial to the area, as a different <br />system would produce runoff and adversely impact the resource areas. <br /> Motion made by Mr. Livingston for approval. Seconded by Mr. Raposa. <br /> Roll Call: Mr. Livingston (Yes), Mr. Raposa (Yes), Mr. Virgilio (Yes). <br /> Motion passed unanimously. <br />4. Review of request of variance for sale without septic repair, 56 Brewster Rd, Cindy <br />Crawford <br />a. The current septic system has failed, with leaching field staining located in <br />phase 1 of the town sewer program. The proposal is to have the leaching <br />field pumped out immediately and again until the property can be connected <br />to the town sewer. <br />Agent: Recommends, for approval, pumping before the sale and another in 6 months. <br />This will be pending until a signed agreement from both the seller and buyer has been <br />submitted to the Board of Health. The agent emphasizes that should there be any <br />complaints of sewerage rising from the ground prior to the town sewer hookup, the Board <br />of Health will revisit the variance and determine a resolution at that time. <br /> The Board confirms that a receipt from pumping will be required for <br />confirmation. The Agent ensures that this is an automatic requirement by the Town. <br /> Motion made by Mr. Livingston for approval from repair of system pending a <br />pumping of the system at sale of property and again 6 months after the buyers move in <br />with reports submitted to the Health Departments and with a signed agreement between <br />the seller and the purchaser. Seconded by Mr. Raposa. <br />2 <br /> <br /> <br />