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2 Ms. Gibbons asked about the hand sink. Did she understand Mr. Harrington correctly when he stated that the hand sink should behind the line? Furthermore, should there be two hand sinks with one in the wall going down the stairs? Mr. Harrington responded that the hand sink should be on the line. He said the second location would be a good spot for one. But, they would have trouble with that because it was going to be in the way of getting stuff in the door. Two is better to have but one is required. Most of the food handling exchange of raw and cooked food is on the line. Along with running water over for the steam tables. Mr. Ball made a motion to waive the fee for the establishment permit forever as long as it remains a VFW non-profit. This would eliminate the need to come in front of the BOH again to make this request. He continued the motion by approving the food establishment for the year 2001 and incorporates it into the year 2002. Mr. Santos seconded the motion. Motion passed. 4. New License Septic Installer Nick Pastore Year 2001-2002 Ms. Warden stated that there is a request from Mr. Nick Pastore to approve his application and incorporate his permit from 2001 through 2002 due to there being one month left in the year 2001. He passed the test with an 80%. Mr. Ball made a motion to grant the new installer's application and incorporate it into the year 2002. Mr. Santos seconded the motion. Motion passed. APPOINTMENT: Cape & Islands Eng. 195 Ninigret Avenue Mr. John Slavinsky was present along with the applicant, Mr. James Mahoney. The applicant is proposing that the following measures be completed in regards to the continued exploration of making 195 Ninigret Avenue a build-able lot. The measures are as follows: 1. Confer with Mr. Robert Sherman or Diane Boretos to determine if any abutting property contains wetlands. 2. Perform borings on the lot in the area of the soil absorption system and reserve. 3. Deed restriction on the lot for a 2-bedroom house. 4. Design septic system incorporating a Micro- fast Denitrification unit. 5. Cape & Islands will inspect and certify to the Mashpee BOH as follows: a. Excavation for S.A.S. b. Replacement with clean sand. c. Final septic system installation. Mr. Slavinsky began by stating that after leaving the last meeting he went back through the Cape & Islands Engineering and surveying archives containing notes, discussions and everything that went with this lot. He couldn't understand why they wouldn't have perked the lot. They had a letter from the BOH recommending that they strip the lot and then they would have a permit. He has a note to Mr. Mahoney recommending that he follow the BOH directives. Mr. Slavinsky has a note from Mr. Mahoney in return asking if he will receive a permit from the BOH. The answer was "no". Mr. Mahoney then asked "How come?" Mr. Slavinsky explained to Mr. Mahoney that the reason he wouldn't receive a permit is because he had abutting wells and septic systems. However, he further advised Mr. Mahoney that it was his opinion that sometime in the