09/22/1999 BOARD OF HEALTH Minutes

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MINUTES September 22, 1999 9 BOARD OF HEALTH i off the basement wall; and a 43'variance from the proposed soil absorption system to the well servicing house #14. The proposed soil absorption system will be 5 feet (5'variance/10'required) off property lines; 17 feet (3' variance/20' required) off the basement wall; and 107 feet (43'variance/150' required) from the well servicing house #14. Motion to Grant Requested Variance: Mr. Cram made a motion to grant the Variance Request as noted above for 10 Overlook Knoll Road. Motion seconded by Mr. Ball. Motion Passed. Variance: 21 Bluff Avenue Applicant is requesting a variance for 21 Bluff Avenue. Applicant is requesting that he be granted a 10' sideline variance; a 5'property line variance; an 8' variance from the proposed soil absorption system to the well servicing house #24; and a 19'variance from the proposed soil absorption system to the well servicing house #28. The proposed soil absorption will be 0 feet (10' variance/10' required) to the sideline of Bluff Avenue and 5 feet (5'variance/10' required) to the property line of house #19. The proposed soil absorption system will be 142 feet (8'variance/150' required) from the well servicing house #24 and 131 feet (19'variance/ 150' required) from the well servicing house #28. Motion to Grant Requested Variance: Mr. Cram made a motion to grant the Variance Request as noted above for 21 Bluff Avenue. Motion seconded by Mr. Ball. Motion Passed. Variance: 141 Gleneagle Drive Applicant is requesting a variance for 141 Gleneagle Drive. Continue: The Board of Health members suggested that this request be continued. Variance: 23/25 Ocean Bluff Avenue Mr. Michael Grotzke, The Phoenix Group, gave a brief history of the cottages at 23/25 Ocean Bluff Avenue. Mr. McQuaid stated that after the systems were installed, no certificates of compliance were issued on these systems in the three years that were allowed. Mr. McQuaid noted that this is a technicality. Mr. McQuaid noted that the Board of Health members can take the avenue of throwing out the old system, even though it is installed, because the certificates of compliance were not issued. Mr. McQuaid noted that he went out to the site to verify the number of bedrooms, which, in his opinion, is 7 and not 10. Further, Mr. McQuaid stated that what the Board could consider is a variance to Title V that states because the compliance was not issued in three years, that a variance be granted pending DEP concurrence stating that the system in the ground can be used as long as the flow to the systems does not exceed what was originally on the ground (which was two 3-bedroom cottages and a one- bedroom outhouse). Motion to Grant Variance Subject to DEP Concurrence: Mr. Cram motioned to grant the variance to the Title V requirement that a Certificate of Compliance be issued within three years of the issuance of the