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17 <br /> up to municipal water in 1996. When you go back to S years of well recording, <br /> the tests had to be done on that well on a quarterly basis which directly comes <br /> from the system. It reached more than 3 milligrams per liter. <br /> His first question of the board is that is there anyway around this particular <br /> regulation in regards to his client and because of those reasons. Furthermore, <br /> there is a variance section under rule 70. One of those conditions is that the <br /> effluent from this proposed system will be discharged to the ground water <br /> recharge area of backwater (?)of Popponesset Estuaries. Then the BOH cannot <br /> give them a variance. The only way for them to avoid driving the costs of this <br /> system skyward is that he needs to circumvent the system. It would be for the <br /> BOH to state that for the reasons noted above rule 70 may not apply to them. <br /> Mr. Ball asked if they were going to keep it to 22 bedrooms. <br /> Mr. Doyle confirmed that they were going to keep it at 22 with no increase in <br /> bedrooms. <br /> Mr. Harrington asked when her season ended. <br /> Mr. Doyle stated that she is closed now. She closed in October and will re-open <br /> in April. They were hoping to begin this project this year. However, that is not <br /> going to happen at this rate. He would rather not condition her to be open for <br /> only a certain time of year. <br /> Mr. Harrington explained that his reason for asking how long her season is <br /> during the year in an effort to better understand the calculations. They are <br /> based on the water use being divided by 365 days when it should be shorter <br /> because her season is cut by five months. <br /> Mr. Ball interjected that that seasonal time frame is not guaranteed because <br /> they could sell it and have it open all year. <br /> Mr. Harrington understood that point. However, it pushes the numbers higher <br /> because they have a shorter season. He is looking to go by Title V and that is at <br /> 14. The flip side of that is the well analysis. It is showing that she is still at <br /> three. <br /> Mr. Doyle interjected that that is the highest in the summer. <br /> Mr. Harrington agreed with Mr. Doyle and confirmed that the well numbers were <br /> all really low. <br /> Mr. Santos asked what was in place for a system now. <br /> Mr. Doyle replied that it was archaic. It has not failed. However, there are two <br /> cesspools supporting twenty-two units. They are out underneath the pavement <br /> and they are in Zone II for a future well. The future well is slightly south and <br /> east. <br />