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N <br /> r.i <br /> 4 <br /> n <br /> i <br /> I 1 <br /> Mr.Dunn went over the 151000 gallon septic tank,the 6,500 gallon septic tank,and the two <br /> Systems which help with the denitrification process, He stated that the sewerage is actually <br /> being treated two times for the denitrification. He also reviewed the 1,0IDO gallon equalization � I <br /> tank which slows down the flow prior +prio to the discharge. He also pointed.out another tank <br /> which helps out with denitrification. He noted a 1,500 gallon settling tank which is where ' <br /> the sludge/waste would be settling in for the facility to be able to clean it up along with the �' ! <br /> chamber which actually releases the treated sewerage into the septic system. <br /> Mr.Dunn stated that the proposed plan is actually above and beyond what is for this <br /> use. <br /> He added that they have been before the Board of Health and the Board of Health has ' w <br /> reviewed the design and has agreed that they are doing above and beyond what is required., <br /> Mr.Dunn stated that one of the things that helps out with the denitrification process is that <br /> they are using the best management practice in that they are using the grass to treat the water <br /> that is m the 1 so they are not letting the water o directly $ <br /> l�'�g � ey g g ectry into the groundwater <br /> before it is treated. Ow <br /> Mr.Dunn stated that they are required by Title V to make sure that they are less than 5 parts <br /> per million for the rate of the sewerage going into the system. By using this kind of a system, <br /> they have brought it down to 2-1/2 parts per million prior to its discharge. <br /> There was questions from Mr.Fudala and the Planning Board Members on whether they can _ ! <br /> get a detailed plan of how the system works. <br /> Mr.Butler stated that they can submit to the Board a narrative description of how the system <br /> zA <br /> works. Mr.Butler added that they will be meeting with the Cape Cod Commission water <br /> Quality staff to confirm that the requirements under the Development Agreement that deal i <br /> with these same issues <br /> are being met. <br /> T. <br /> Mr.Dunn stated that they will provide a profiletschematic of the septic system with.a V <br /> narrative explaining what is actually happening with each system. Lit <br /> Beverly Kane questioned whether this type of system was being used elsewhere by other <br /> organizations. Mr.Dunn stated,that he designed one for the Burger King in Bridgewater and <br /> he cited other organizations that are using this type of system. � <br /> Martine Meijering read a letter to the Planning Board from the Cape Cod Commission t`. <br /> regarding the proposed.building. The letter stated that the Cape Cod Commission is writing J <br /> this letter to provide the PI Board with guidance regarding performance with the <br /> Mashpee Industrial Park Development Agreement. Based on the review of the Development <br /> Agreement and the proposed project,it is the Commission's opinion that there are issues <br /> which need to be resolved prior to issuance of either a building permit or a certificate of <br /> occupancy,but which do not affect the applicant's request for a Special Permit from the <br /> Planning Board. The letter was signed by Andrea Adams,Planner,Hazardous waste <br /> "• ., <br /> Specialist. <br /> Mr.Butler stated that the way he would sum up their request and their ability to meet the <br /> criteria for the Board to consider the issuance of a Special Permit with conditions as <br /> appropriate is that all the various criteria that are set forth in the section of the Zoning By- <br /> Law dealing with the criteria for the Special Permit set forth the need for the applicant to <br /> prove that the proposed project will not adversely or significantly impact in a negative way all <br /> the various town resources listed in that section. It includes discussions about traffic,wildlife <br /> f <br />