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<br /> Excerpt March 4 . 1985 meeting Page
<br /> Curtis: I talked to Baxter & Nye,,. they' re talking it', would be $100 . 00
<br /> or whatever, unless they have to go out with metal .ete tors; again,
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<br /> doif, how, if we -take it' in' arid. it' s- an area where 'there ' s. a haif' dozen
<br /> lots in the area., two or three of which are built, will the Board of
<br /> Health require theiengineerrto go out with metal detectors to find out
<br /> where the other one ' s are, because it may not be Just ,that specific lot,
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<br /> there can be things on other lots. Now this is what we need to tell
<br /> people what they need to do and we also need to know hoar long this variance
<br /> is g od for, is it grandfathered, - or is,-i 'pnl.y good for twelve. months
<br /> r what.
<br /> Lawrence : It' s good just like our permit-tinq, which - is a year the first
<br /> time andusually we go six months after that.
<br /> Curtis: I see. we' re not trying to be hard about it, but I talked to
<br /> George Benway and he had one idea of it. . . .
<br /> Lawrence: well. George was in here last week and we answered all his questions
<br /> so he should have been able to tell you, George is you 'know. . .I was talking
<br /> to hire yesterday and he ' s very happy with what we said, people are trying
<br /> to retake, you know what the problem is banks and lawyers alright that' s
<br /> the problem, they like to cry, - the more they cry the more 'money they rake
<br /> Basically ghat we want is 150 ' , if- you can give us 1 ' we lure ya, if you
<br /> can give us 120 ' , hey, we like ya, if .it ' s a 100 ' we' re happy with ya any-
<br /> thing less than that does before DEE anyway. variances will be given up int
<br /> that area, from 100 to 150 ' , predicated on each site as it comes up and
<br /> individual, now ,if you were coming in' for a new development we could sit
<br /> down and say OK you' re going to put your septics here and your wells here
<br /> and right dowry the whole street so the last guy isn 't out in left field.
<br /> Curtis : That' s not been our' . concern in new developments, it' s the indi-
<br /> vidual lots because we do have buyers and sellers the buyer' sas well
<br /> how can I bud` this lot, we have to tell. tham that a variance is required.
<br /> Hecht: How - long sloes it take to get the variance, let' s say we come in
<br /> with this registered plan or by an engineer and he has a stamp, OK we pre-
<br /> sent that for a variance and it' s only 1251 , how long does it take to get
<br /> the variance.
<br /> Lawrence: If you brought it in s.ay Wednesday, next Monday providing there•
<br /> are no other complications. what we have done tonight, Roy and myself (be-
<br /> cause Charlie isn' t dere, he' s at another meeting) to allow the agent to
<br /> have the power, alright, at that tim'e to. grant a variance, to be wrought
<br /> ]crack to the Batord we will review these every Monday, unless there is a
<br /> problem and the problem will have to come before the Board, we 're just
<br /> getting too jammed up with this thing, once we get someone else on board
<br /> e might go back to- the old way.
<br /> Hecht: You' ll review them every Monday, but. you 'bring them in during
<br /> normal business hours as long as the office is open.
<br /> Lawrence: If you want to get on for the next Monday I would get it in
<br /> like on a Thursday.
<br /> Visitor: Now is it possible to 'get a variance on at lot that someone has
<br /> built a long time ago and you 'en't. get the 1 ' , it' s less than 1001 ,
<br /> is it possible to get a variance as far as DEQE on that, or is that, or,
<br /> is that solid, cast in concrete
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