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5 explanation. He really does not intend to pursue this any further. However, Mr. Doherty was directing her not to have any future interaction with this particular applicant or parcel. The new health agent will handle all fixture issues. The BOH wants to avoid any kind of appearance of conflict. Mr.Santos stated that what really bothered him is whether or not Ms. Warden said or indicated to Mr. Scannell's workers that she was doing this in order to cover Mr. Scannell's backside. Did she present herself as a BOH agent? Ms. Warden stated that she was not familiar with Mr. Scannell's workers enough to even speak to them in this type of manner. She absolutely presented herself to them as a BOH agent. Ms. Warden pointed out numerous inconsistencies in the letter that support her argument that Mr. Sheehan made up the better part of this letter. For example, he refers to a"special permit" and states that Mr. Scannell was present that day on the site. If he heard what was said why would he refer to a "special permit" and Mr. Scannell was in Lowell, not Mashpee. Mr. Santos agreed with Mr. Doherty. The workers themselves didn't want to appear in front of the BOH to discuss the situation. He has complete confidence in her version of this story. However, the perception of someone else reading this letter, outside of the BOH, will begin to wonder what is wrong with the BOH. Mr. Santos finished that by stating that everyone, Conservation and Mr. Scannell are all on the same page. Mr. Doherty stated that his following request is a matter of procedure. He would like a written response to the letter directed to the BOH members. It is going to the BOH members only. He does not want a response going to Mr. Sheehan. The original letter is not directed to the BOH. Therefore, it doesn't require a response. He directed her to be very specific and appropriately detailed in content, but not to extrapolate. Mr. Ball assumed that George Heufelder, Barnstable County, might have gotten involved because of possible conflicts. Mr. Doherty felt that the reason Mr. Heufelder got on board was more for guidance than conflict. Ms. Warden stated that Mr. Sherman asked his assistance. 5. Emergency Repair Certifications: 313 Great Neck Road North Mr. Harrington indicated that the cesspool was filled to the cover. Mr. Harrington advised the septic installer, Michael DiMaggio, that he could do the system repair if he had greater than 150' from the Webquish well and he provided evidence that the property gets connected to the Town water. Town water is available. Board members forwarded their signatures to the Emergency Failure Certification form.