8/27/1984 BOARD OF HEALTH Minutes

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} y, 4 minutes, meeting, August 27, 1984 (Page 3, continued) outside the area we are operating naw o The Board was in agreement with BJT that if committees turn down requests, then perhaps it should be addressed on Town meeting floor aain.. Mr,, Lawrence pointed out that Jean was one that sneered a crisis when brought up in -the past. Jean would go back to the Selectmen and inform them that the does not feel a committee is what we reed, rather support fran the Selectmen. CHL suggested a meeting with the Board of Selctmen, and suggested that the Board of select contact Tom Counsel and a aware of the problems with the Landfill that are occurring. . .* Mike Murphy was recognized and stated that the state is .going to have to give us more roan to operate he then said that e was attempting to Put sane figures to- gether relative to the truckingcharge for the se ass project. The proposal. now as it stands if for transport of gash to Bourne and truck it again to Rochester. His feeling that it should be trucked directly to Rochester to lessen the cost. mike also felt that we needed adds.tiona l space here in Tern in the event of a shut down of Rochester. BjT stated that amass wan not a positive solution,, mike murphy asked to view a �=:snap of the Landfill site, the BOard covered the area that we are worjtirlg.with-:afid told Mie he must star within n the staked area which was re-staked last spring; they instructed hire to stay within the current area and rake e l evations level* 12. Arlene h7ilson, BSG, representing Madaket Place (Sylvia & Sylvia) she was present to respond to a letter which the B/H had sent on August 14,, 1984 relative to con- tai w t on the project with regards to the water ProtectionBy-Law voted in at the 1984 Annual Fawn meeting. "The overall permits was issued prior to Tern Meeting,, the permits were submitted in February and voted on March 7,, 1984, the pert for the carpentry shop was voted on two days before Ton meeting, however the propon- ents of the project were discussing the project early on there were some discussions with Mrs. Ander cm end the Sylvia s had agreed to pmvide secure space in the car- pentry shop for the paints or varnixhes and that is still their intention and as .. e noted in the lett (reply of B/H later) as soon as plz�ns are available they will submit,, .if Mrs,, Anderson or, the Board has any suggestions they will be glad to listen. HL said the Board just wanted them to be cognizant of the fact that there may be chance of contamination frc:rn say...a cabinet sho p, or whatever, certain materials they may be using. Ms. Wilson agreed. s. Tp7ilson wanted the Board to know the updated situation of the water testing, the inorganic tuts were performed early on and there is sw-�e high iron manganese and the water is going to be treated for that and theme will be no problem with DQE (discussions) , the volatile organics were taken and there seems to have been an inordinate length of time between the taking of samples and the time they sat around at the Lawrence Lab, the first two tests for the first well furthest to the back of the property) bath of the samples came out clean; on the neer bqo well, one test came out clean with the apparent same constituents of the first well the second samle came out contaminatedwith benzine TCE perhaps frcrn a contaminated battle. The wells wre started again on Friday Aug. 24th and on this date Wilson met with Jack Maher for the rtes ting of well #2,, and those were received by the Lawrence Lab before 2:30 p.m. today. As long as wells are going again bacterial samples were taken and sent to Barnstable Cty results on those should be forth- caning. she noted the Board of Appeals would be hearing the only other tenant to be on 9/5/84, that is to be a Physical Therapist. The Board thanked Ms. Wilson for her appearance..