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15 <br /> that says there could be a problem in this area for nitrate loading problems. Tom <br /> Fudala of the Planning Board stated that if that is the case then he needed to do all <br /> kinds of testing for nine-lots and a"maybe". His engineer, Nick Laney, from HML <br /> Associates in Hingham,who did the approval work, stated that they probably <br /> would beat it under the criteria if they did the$30,000.00 worth of testing. But, <br /> there was a delay in the approval and it was only nine lots. He thought <br /> environmentally it would cost him another$5000.00 per house to install the <br /> denitrification systems. <br /> Mr. Ball as him if he was asking the BOH to give him permission to have "general <br /> use"testing. <br /> Mr. DeDecko agreed. He also stated that any alternative systems have to be <br /> approved by the BOH not by the agent along with the modification of the original <br /> septic plans. <br /> Mr. Doherty and Mr. Ball agreed that they had no problem with his request. <br /> Mr. Harrington wanted to clarify all of this because they are not in the Zone and <br /> they are not requesting any other of the advantages of having the denitrification <br /> system. <br /> Mr. DeDecko stated that the Planning Board is requiring him to put the <br /> denitrification systems under their "covenant and conditions'. Who's asking for the <br /> testing? He assumed the testing was done under an agreement that Micro-fast has <br /> with the State. He has to sign the contract with Microfast for the maintenance. He <br /> has to allow them to do the testing. <br /> Mr. Harrington then stated that through general use approval there is no testing <br /> allowed. The BOH would verify that for him. The State has all of the technologies <br /> approval letters on the web. <br /> Mr. DeDecko stated that if he needed to test he would test. <br /> Mr. Ball suggested that rather than hold everyone up. He recommended that the <br /> BOH approve it subject to the results of the research. <br /> Mr. Doherty entertained a motion to approve the plans submitted subject to testing <br /> requirements from the DEP. Mr. Ball seconded it. Motion passed. <br /> Mr. DeDecko submitted two plans for this particular lot. He will be submitting <br /> further plans on the other lots. <br /> OLD BUSINESS <br /> Joyce Vallas re: Illegal Dumping at the Transfer Station <br /> Ms. Warden stated that they received a notice that someone was dumping garbage <br /> in the Salvation Army bins. There was enough mail included in the garbage that <br /> the BOH was able to determine who the violator was. The BOH cited her. She came <br /> into the office and asked to appear before the BOH. Ms. Warden gave her an <br />