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TOWN OF WL%HPEE, BOARD OF HEALTH, MEETING, DECEMBER 8, 1986
<br /> 20. CONTINUED SIR. B-STILL SPEAKING) A DAY WELL FIELD AND THEY FEEL THAT , WITH THE WAY THAT
<br /> THE HYDROLOGY IN THE AREA IS THAT THERE'S NO MANCE THAT THEY CAN INFLUENCE A DRAW FRL THE
<br /> TWUBLE AREA TO THIS POINT', SO I WOULD THINK THAT THE SAE APPLIES TO THE POSITIONING OF THIS
<br /> WELL E MR WILSON ASKED IF MR. B WAS REFERRING TO THE TELL FIELD OVER ON ROUTE 130, THIS IS
<br /> REFERENCE TO THE COTUIT TEST WELL ABUTTING GROUSE POINT] IT'OFF OF 28 THAT NARROW SECTION THAT
<br /> CUES IN NEAR THE SONS OF ITALY. TSF SAY WE'VE GIVEN THBA THE LOCATION OF THE OLD OLD TOWN
<br /> DUMP AND THEY SAY THERE'S NO WAY THAT CAN BE INFLUENCED AND THERE'S NO WAY THE CURRENT L NDF I LL
<br /> WILL BE INFLUENCED BY I T, SO I WOULD TH I NSC THAT THE SAME APPL I E TO HERE, IT'S THE S*E SORT OF
<br /> INFOR TION THAT JORDAN GAVE US A FEW WEEDS AGO FOR THE PROPOSED WELL FIELD DOWN BELOW JOHNS
<br /> POND, THAT THERE'S NO POSSIBILITY EVEN WITH A TWO MILLION A DAY DRAW THAT IT CAN INFLUENCE ANY-
<br /> THING COMING OUT OF OTIS. THERE IS A REPORT AND I BROUGHT IT IN, IT's THE DRAFT REPORT FROM THE
<br /> WATER SUPPLY AND DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM THAT SEA PUT TOGETHER FOR THE WATER QUALITY, I'VE LOOS
<br /> THROUGH IT AND SEM TO BE PREM GOOD, THEY'VE DONE A NICE JOB, I THINK THEY'VE DUNE AS GOOD A
<br /> JOB WE TON SANS%N y-flA DOLE FGR U.S. THE LOOK AT WH T HIG MOOD WATER IS SERVICING, WITH THE
<br /> ADDITION OF THE PHASE 1 FROM HIED WATER, THEY'RE ESTIMATING THE THE TOTAL MAXIMUM DBIM WILL
<br /> BE 2.2 MILLION GALLS AND THE EXISTING WELL CAPACITY OF HIS WATER IS 2.23 MILLION GALL
<br /> PER DAY SO IT'S CUTTING PREM CLOSE TO THE HEST ECHAIR: "YEH, BU`T THEY'LL HAVE OVER WELLS],
<br /> THEY'RE GOING TO HAVE TO, THAT TAS IS CLING OT BE DAMNED IMPORTANT.
<br /> 1, Executive Secretary Joseph MUrphy appeared before the Board, " I wourwJer if I could just
<br /> tell your briefly what' happening in the trash business. Well, I've sent dawn notes from t ime
<br /> to tine when we've been at the -Base with the proposal to put a faci I ity at Chis. Couple of
<br /> things, quite obviously we're trying to get something wrapped up as quickly as possible, we've
<br /> got a t i rye perspect i ire with SSS coming on line and we really reed in the 1987 Annual Town Meeting
<br /> some coney for engi reer i ung for our facility and if we're ge i n to do a n th i ung out there, rr ne r out
<br /> there. Now, in,the discussion out there it appears-that we'll divide it separately our place and
<br /> the place out there, the proposed place at Otis). The discussions out there with the Fed , 1. they
<br /> like the idea, they would like to fui ld a facility on the Base, they're willing to work with the
<br /> Tawn s in the area, Sandwich , F lmuth and M6shpee, Boum is out, they're not involved i n SEMASS,
<br /> (they're out of i t, they t l l be under the gun and they're going to be scrrei ng once SEAS is on
<br /> l i rye because DEE is going to be on them every day, they might as we l 1 have pent offices for
<br /> DEE i n pectors once SSS gets on l i rye. We've got a couple advantages on the proposes i to,- i n
<br /> that there's a scale that exists right now, a functioning scale that's used occasi ona l ly by t he
<br /> Base, thea is a water line at the site and electricity is within a duple hundred feet of the
<br /> site; it doesn't look like we're going to have to build a square mile af security fencing, or any-
<br /> th i ng like it they're just looking for security fencing within the overa 1 l facility, that's a huge
<br /> area, certainly with all the trucks coming in they don't have to go through the security net. Farl
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<br /> r ouch is strong on i t, Sandwich, because of the political uncerta i my in Sand Iwhc, we rea I ly can't
<br /> depend on Sandwich being strong on it right now, it's very difficult to get the poor Selectmen in
<br /> Sandwich interested in it, they're looking for jobs, at this point, but htus far they've expressed
<br /> interest in it, %shpee appears to be the small est potential user, but gust slightly sma l ler than
<br /> the Base, 14 or 157., our tonnage thus far that we're the sma 1 l est but by a sena.l I percentage than
<br /> the Base. We've looked at a couple of meth n i sms, a reg i ona 1 district, comprising of the three
<br /> Tams and the Base, b one with legislation, we'd need special legislation because we've got a
<br /> ren political subdivision i nvo l gyred in this and it's a time corp surni n9 task; the direction we're look-
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<br /> irig naw is an inter municipal ag resent, I wish we could execute an agreaTent with the Base -i n the
<br /> three or t wo-cormnitie , incidentally, if it's two camiunities and the Base weire looking at a-
<br /> about 19°4 or I&A of the action, the three cowunities we're looking at 14% of the action. Well, if
<br /> it's ars inter municipal ag regent, according to the th i nk i rig right now, the Town of Falmouth would
<br /> be the lead agency, they would execute agremmt with the-Base, or l ease to the Base for this site,
<br /> a dollar a year is what we're 1 Ook i rig at, the Base says a nominal ant, to me kth at#s a dollar a
<br /> year, the land will be leased to them Falrruth it would be a 22 or 23 year agreement essentially
<br /> in line with the SSSS ag rreawnt. Falmouth would anally contract t build i t, design it and thea
<br /> to build it and we would pay a portion. . Now, a portion of the capitalization and the engineering,
<br /> accordingl to the thinking right now would be based upon usage, we stand right now 1 ° of the wage,
<br /> then was pay 10o of the eng i neer i ng , the Base according to the thought would not pay anything to the
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