11/16/2000 BOARD OF HEALTH Minutes

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MINUTES November 16, 2000 5 BOARD OF HEALTH 8. Revised commercial plans - 11 Echo Road Board members revised the plans and application for 11 Echo Road and rejected them due to being incomplete. The plans did not show the complete lot and no reserve was indicated. 9. Innovative I Alternative Septic System approval RUCK - 21 Frog Pond Close Half Tide Marina Plans were submitted for a Ruck system at 21 Frog Pond Close for Half Tide Marina. Mr. Santos motioned to approve the Ruck system with the stipulation that the Board receives a monitoring contract and Operation and Maintenance contract. Mr. Doherty seconded the motion. Motion passed. 10. Memo from Kopelman & Paige re: BOH regulations Board acknowledged. . 11. Memo from Kopelman & Paiae re: Amendments to Statutes Governing Public Biddin Board acknowledged. 12. Variance request - 81 Nick Trail Ms. Warden indicated that the variance request is for an engineered upgrade at 81 Nick Trail. The applicant is requesting a 10' variance from the proposed soil absorption system to the street property line (10' required; 0' requested); a variance of 8' from the proposed soil absorption system to the foundation (20' required; 12' requested); a variance of 2' from the proposed septic tank to the street property line (10' required; 8' requested) and a variance of 10' from the reserve soil absorption system from the street property line and side property line (10' required; 0' requested). Ms. Warden further stated that Mr. McQuaid made the following comments on the plan: "He suggested that the Board grant the variances considering the fact that none of the sideline variances are to private property and the fact that the foundation would have to be waterproofed inside and out. Also, the existing number of bedrooms has been certified at three by Elias McQuaid and John Slavinsky and Conservation Commission approval would be required." Mr. Doherty motioned to grant the variances as outlined in a cover letter from Cape & Islands Engineering dated November 3, 2000 with the stipulation that the foundation is waterproofed and with Conservation Commission approval with the mean high water mark delineated on the plan. Mr. Santos seconded the motion. Motion passed. 13. Septic failure certification - 48 Degrass Road Ms. Warden indicated that the cesspool is full and that the installation of a distribution box and 2 500-gallon drywells with 3' of stone is warranted. Board members forwarded their signatures to the Emergency Failure Certification form.