05/18/1995 BOARD OF HEALTH Minutes

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MINUTES May 18, 1995 7 BOARD OF HEALTH Mr. Duffy stated, "So the Board of Health doesn't need anything, as far as giving variances, where the Building Department does." Mr. McQuaid relayed, "We wouldn't sign off on a building permit." Mr. Doherty stated, "The Board of Health is required to notify under a very specific set of circumstances none of which is present here." "If a variance to the State regulations is required then a Title V hearing is required with notification to all abutters." "The applicant must also provide certified mail receipts." 3.) D.P.W. invoice explanation - Mr. Cram relayed, "Over by Scituate Road a private contractor was there performing work." "I am unsure whether he was working on the catch basins or not." "Lynch came in a repaved the work." Mr. Doherty commented, "If there is a private contractor, it is his responsibility to get rid of the debris." Mr. Evans commented, "On Cape Drive the original catch basins were full of clay so they pulled them out and I assume broke them up." "They put new catch basins in." Mr. Doherty commented, "We could bury the concrete." Mr. McQuaid relayed, "Mr. DiMaggio is hesitant to do that because we don't accept concrete as part of demolition from contractors without charging them for it, as he normally would haul that off." I _ Mr. Doherty stated, "Concrete is an inert material it can be landfilled." Mr. McQuaid stated, "Since this issue came up I received another call from the D.P.W. requesting permission to bring in concrete." "I informed them they could not because we had to haul it off however, they could pay the charge." "They agreed to take care of it another way." Mr. Doherty commented, "I think this load should be buried however, in the future the D.P.W. should coordinate these efforts." "If they have an alternative method of disposal they should use it." Mr. McQuaid stated, "The two invoices total 28 cubic yards.