06/10/1993 BOARD OF HEALTH Minutes

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r MINUTES June 10, 1993 4 BOARD OF HEALTH � y i Mr. Atwood responded, "It was based on topography only. " Ms. Atwood stated, "Flat Pond *is down gradient of the proposed Flat Pond subdivision. " a , Mr. Greelish commented, "The key question is whether lo- cal discharge will pass under the pond or break into the pond at any point. " Mr. Atwood relayed, "Our intentions are to further monitor the tidal fluctuations because we feel that they could have quite an impact on the final groundwater recharge zone. " "Groundwater recharge in the surface water shed are not contiguous, which is often the case on Cape Cod. " "The water shed would have a minimal influence on the pond whereas the groundwater recharge area would be the one that is most critical. " Mr. McQuaid relayed, "When we met informally with the Conservation Commission Agent and the Town Planner to discuss the location for the monitoring wells it was agreed one monitoring well up-gradient of the proposed subdivision and two down-gradient of the subdivision ahead of Flat Pond. " "I would recommend the Board recommend one monitoring well in a direct down-gradient line of the subdivision. " Mr. Greelish questioned Mr. Grotske as to whether New Seabury is willing to voluntarily extend the Planning Board six weeks time in which to review plans. " Mr. Grotske stated, "I will extend the Planning Board six weeks time in which to review plans. " Ms. Atwood questioned whether v.o.c. testing will be re- quired. " Board members agreed water sampling for sodium and ni- trogen will be required along with one round of volatile or- ganic. compound testing. Mr. Doherty directed Mr. McQuaid to forward a memo to the Planning Board informing them of this Board's water sam- pling recommendations. "Agreement: between Cape Cod Commission & New Seabur Board members agreed this matter does not require Ex- ecutive Session. I