01/07/1993 BOARD OF HEALTH Minutes

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MINUTES January 7, 1993 4 BOARD OF HEALTH Mr. McQuaid commented, "D.E.P. is investigating the wa- ter source approval for the complex. "A letter was forwarded to the Condominium Association allotting a time frame in which they are required to tie-into public water or submit engineering plans for a non-community public well to service the entire condominium association. " "The Country Club de- velopment is now under separate ownership from the condo- minium part of the development and therefore the proposed public well, which was to be located within the perimeters of the Country Club, is no longer under their ownership. " "Mr. Michaels received notification and responded in writing to D.E.P. that he will comply with their requirements. " "In my opinion this is a minor water increase usage and is insig- nificant in resolving the water supply issue for the project. " Mr. Greelish requested Mr. Pesce to relocate the septic tank 50' from the existing well . Mr. Doherty motioned to grant the State and local vari- ances as requested with the following stipulations; the engi- neer shall submit revised plans delineating the septic tank 50" from. the existing . well and -the owner of garage #6 Quashnet-Valley East Condominiums 'shall file a deed restric- tion with the Registry of Deeds which states garage #6 will be utilized solely for the purpose of office space, no habit- able space *will' be permitted.', Mr. Ball seconded, all agreed. 4 I r APPOINTMENT: Edward Pesce - 20 Kim Path Mr. Pesce and Mr. Barns; owner of #20 Kim Path, was in attendance for this scheduled appointment. Mr. Barns informed Board members he is proposing to re-- model his home. "The dwelling will remain a 3 bedroom home with 2 bathrooms. " "Remodeling will encompass approximately 150 to 180 additional square feet of habitable living space. " Mr. Pesce relayed, the owner is not increasing the num- ber of bedrooms. "If the Board concludes the septic system is to be upgraded it will require mounding. " "I do not feel the soils are perkable however, should soils perk would the Board accept strip-out as an option. " Mr. McQuaid stated perk tests indicate groundwater is between 5.5' and 6. 5' therefore does not appear to present a problem. "I would recommend the engineer proceed with the installation of a Title V system, should any problems arise the engineer is to consult with a health agent. "