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8 <br /> Board of Selectmen <br /> Minutes <br /> October 30, 2000 <br /> APPOINTMENTS AND HEARINGS: <br /> DiMaggio Complaint Report: (continued) <br /> Bill Hauck, Inspector of Buildings addressed the complaints and related <br /> violations. It was noted that the applicant has also been cited for the <br /> number of buses as the subject location. Mr. DiMaggio has been <br /> requested to go before the Zoning Board of Appeals to determine the <br /> expansion of non-conforming issues related to the matter. In an effort to <br /> expedite the process, the Selectmen agreed to request that this matter <br /> receive prompt ZBA attention. <br /> Mr. DiMaggio was present, and agreed to conduct immediate mitigation <br /> measures to bring forth a resolution to the situation. It was noted that the <br /> clean-up process has begun, and the buses have been relocated away from <br /> the residential area. A fence shall be installed to reduce noise and exhaust <br /> when size obligations have been determined. <br /> Correspondence was received from the Conservation Commission dated <br /> October 16, 2000 with respect to this regard. There are no wetlands issues <br /> or conservation land involved in the matter of complaint. <br /> Veronica Warden, Assistant Health Agent indicated that she met with <br /> regulatory officials on this date. The Board of Health is scheduled to <br /> conduct a re-inspection of the property on November 8, 2000. Ms. <br /> Warden indicated that many of the issues should be addressed by this <br /> time. <br /> Fire Chief George Baker suggested that the clean-up process move <br /> quickly, but the matter should proceed with caution in an effort to identify <br /> all environmental issues. Mr. Baker related concern with respect to the <br /> underground storage tanks, paint cans on site and the large quantity of <br /> undetermined waste presently stored on site. Chief Baker urged positive <br /> identification of the waste oil material and made note of contaminated soil <br /> detection. In addition, Mr. Baker recommended that the bus arrangement <br /> be closely monitored to ensure safety and compliance. <br /> Randy Peters, Jr. stated that the main concern of the area residents is the <br /> odor of diesel fuel. He requested an update from the Building Department <br /> on the ongoing activities relative to this matter. <br /> f <br />