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„ <br /> 4 MINUTES ' January 21, i1993 4, BOARD OF HEALTH <br /> and I'll remove the covers and have them pumped again during <br /> the summer or after the summer. ” "If you find them not ad- <br /> equate we'll upgrade the system. <br /> Mr. Greelish stated, "This process was started back in <br /> September and we still do not have a solution. " <br /> Mr. Cardillo, Jr. responded, "The reason there has been <br /> no solution is the Conservation Commission got involved. " <br /> "We have no problem installing a septic system if it's <br /> needed. " "Let them go the summer, if it's not adequate we'll <br /> have it pumped. " <br /> Mr. Evans stated, "The system was not inspected because <br /> of the septage pumping records and the engineering plan. " <br /> Mr. Cardillo, Sr. responded, "We're telling you what <br /> happened, there was a broken pipe. " "Let's send somebody <br /> down there, we'll pay the expense to send a man down there <br /> and let's see what will happen. " <br /> Mr. Greelish informed the Cardillo's, "No repairs, what- <br /> soever can be done to a septic system without a permit. " <br /> Mr. Cardillo, Sr. responded, "They did a lot of work <br /> there without permits. " "We thought we were doing the right <br /> thing. " "In the meantime there is a situation here. " <br /> Mr. Greelish explained, "If you have a system in failure <br /> and have a steep grade it's almost inevitable that the rain <br /> is going to wash the effluent into the pond. " <br /> Mr. Cardillo, Sr. responded, "That ain't the situation <br /> here. " <br /> Mr. Greelish stated, "This Board requires a 100' separa- <br /> tion from the water. " "When the system goes into failure it <br /> is subject to the regulations that are in effect at that <br /> time. " "Anything that is flushed down the toilet goes down <br /> gradient and either goes under the pond or exits into the <br /> pond after flowing through the sand as that is the flow of <br /> the groundwater. " "We try to get as much separation as pos- <br /> sible in order to let the bacteria do its job as long as pos- <br /> sible and to prevent pathogens from traveling to far. " <br /> Mr. Cardillo, Jr. questioned Board members as to what <br /> choices they have. <br /> rt <br />