12/09/1999 BOARD OF HEALTH Minutes

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MINUTES April 13, 2000 2 BOARD OF HEALTH Mr. Cram motioned to grant the variances as outlined in a cover letter submitted by Christopher Costa & Associates dated November 16, 1999. Mr. Ball seconded the motion. Motion passed. 94 Mcadowbrook Road The applicant is requesting a variance of 14.9' from the proposed well to the proposed septic system at 94 Meadowbrook Road. Mr. Cram motioned to grant the variance as outlined in a cover letter submitted by Yankee Survey Consultants dated December 7, 1999. Mr. Ball seconded the motion. Motion passed. 14 Ships Wheel The applicant is requesting a variance of 45' from the proposed leach field to the well servicing 8 Ships Wheel and a variance of 30' from the proposed leach field to the well servicing 17 Ships Wheel. Mr. Cram motioned to deny the variances as outlined in the cover letter submitted by Advanced Technical Solutions dated December 2, 1999 due to inaccurate septic and well distance locations shown on the plan. Mr. Ball seconded the motion. Motion to deny passed. 86 Horseshoe Bend Way The applicant is requesting a variance of 30' from the proposed leach field to the well servicing 89 Horseshoe Bend Way. Mr. Cram motioned to deny the variance as outlined in the cover letter submitted by Advanced Technical Solutions dated December 6, 1999 due to inaccurate well distance locations shown on the plan. Mr. Ball seconded the motion. Motion to deny passed. 409 Monomoscoy Road The applicant is requesting a variance of 24' from the proposed soil absorption system to the well servicing 411 Monomoscoy Road. Mr. Cram motioned to deny the variance as outlined in a cover letter from Cape & Islands Engineering dated December 2, 1999 based on the design of five bedrooms (existing 1-bedroom cottage and a proposed 4-bedroom addition). Mr. Ball seconded the motion. Motion to deny passed. 324 Great Neck Road The applicant is requesting a variance of 17' from the existing well to the proposed soil absorption system. Mr. Cram motioned to deny the variance as outlined in a cover letter from Cape & Islands Engineering dated December 6, 1999 due to inaccurate well to septic delineation. Mr. Ball seconded the motion. Motion to deny passed. (Board member John Doherty entered the meeting at this time.)