09/22/1994 BOARD OF HEALTH Minutes

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MINUTES September 22, 1994 4 BOARD OF HEALTH Mr. Doherty stated, "I will vote favorably to the request providing all rules and regulations are adhered to and a copy of the company's liability insurance is kept on file." "Mr. O'Sullivan relayed, "We would like to dispose of our recyclables at the transfer station recycling center." Board members agreed Mr. O'Sullivan could dispose of recyclables at the transfer station recycling center. Mr. Cram motioned to grant a 1994 hauler's license to Mr. Dan O'Sullivan d/b/a A.C. Disposal at a prorated fee of $125.00 for calendar year 1994 and to authorize disposal of recyclables at the town of Mashpee Transfer Station/Landfill Recycling Center with the stipulation Mr. O'Sullivan submit a $1000.00 bond or passbook and comply with the town of Mashpee Board of Health"Refuse Regulation", Mr. Doherty seconded. APPOINTMENT: Harry Miller - 71 Seconsett Island Road Mr. Miller was in attendance for this scheduled appointment. Mr. McQuaid relayed, "In 1989 the existing then septic system was certified in failure by the Board of Health." "At that time the system was upgraded to Title V, inspected and approved by an engineer and the system then was servicing two cottages." "Because the well servicing the lot was less then 100' away we set conditions stating no increase in habitable space, etc.." "Subsequently, the house burned down." "Revised plans this evening delineate the existing cottage and a proposed new dwelling to replace the burned one story dwelling." "The proposed garage, being in the flood zone, will require a 4' frost wall with the slab on top and the existing leaching facility is only 3' below grade so the 4' wall will impede the lateral flow of effluent." "There is a sideline variance which was approved previously however, there is a significant impediment of lateral flow." "The proposed dwelling does appear to have a larger footprint then the previous dwelling." Mr. Miller stated, "The habitable space has actually been decreased." "The total existing living area in the old house was 995', the total of proposed living area is 869'." "The owner's are aware the existing cottage cannot be connected, the septic tank and d- box must be relocated and that they must connect to town water." Mr. McQuaid stated, "We must deal with the proximity of the garage to the existing flow diffuser system." "In speaking with the Building Inspector today it was learned because it is in the flood zone and connected to the house a 4' frost wall would be required." "There is not even 10' to the proposed garage to the flow diffuser's."