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i <br /> area , and less than 10�: of the lot area <br /> maintained in cultivated l a►.kin , and fert i 1 i zer <br /> use of six pounds nitrogen:'1 ,000 square <br /> feet per year , or less. <br /> 1 . L Compl i ance shall other►,1i se be certified by a <br /> Registered Professional Engineer in Sanitary or <br /> Civil Engineering a.nd will require a Special <br /> Permit . <br /> 5. 1 . 3 Al 1 ' tox i c or hazardous mater i a.l s sha.l 1 be stored <br /> in product tight containers protected from <br /> corrosion , accidental damage or vandalism and <br /> shall be used and handled ' i n such a way to <br /> prevent spillage into the ground or surface <br /> waters. A product inventory shall be <br /> maintained and reconciled with purchase, use , <br /> sales, and disposal retards at sufficient <br /> intervals to detect product loss. <br /> Subsurface fuel and chemical storage facilities in <br /> r_ompl i ance with Mashpee Board of Health <br /> Regulations and Massachusetts Fire Prevention <br /> Regulations shall be deemed to be in compliance <br /> with this standard. <br /> i 5. 1 .4 No toxic or hazardous. materials shall be present <br /> in wastes disposed on the site . Wastes composed. <br /> in part or entirely of toxic or hazardous <br /> materials shall be retained in product tight <br /> containers for removal and disposal by a. licensed <br /> s.cavanger service or as directed by the Board of <br /> Health . <br /> I <br /> 5. 1 .5 Contaminant levels in groundwater resulting from <br /> disposal of process via.stes from operations other <br /> than personal hygiene and food from residents <br /> patrons and employees or from wastewater treatment <br /> and disposal systems greater than 15 ,000 gallons <br /> j per day capacity shall not exceed those levels <br /> specified in Tables C and E of the "Drinking Water <br /> Regulations of t-Ia.ssachusetts" (DEGE, Tune 15, <br /> 1977) , after a.l lo(.,..ling for dilution by natural <br /> recharge on the premises . If higher , background <br /> level s of individual constituents in the <br /> groundt,,tater shall not be exceeded. <br /> 5. 1 .6 All runoff from impervious surfaces shall be <br /> recharged on the site , diverted toward areas <br /> covered with vegetation for surface infiltration <br /> to the extent possible . Dry tale 1 Is. sha.1 1 be used <br /> only where other methods are infeasible , and shall <br /> be preceded by oil , grease and sediment traps to <br /> fac i 1 i tate removal of con tarn i nated so] i ds. I n the <br /> vicinity of chemical or fuel delivery points , <br />