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07/01/2026 PLANNING BOARD Minutes (2)
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of TMs s,s <br /> z. <br /> Aannin Board <br /> c� <br /> 16 Great Neck Road NOYth <br /> .wlashpee, Aassachusetts 02649 <br /> Mr. Tilden answered there is a mandatory light for over 200ft. If the base were too close, they <br /> would be required. They file with the FAA who makes that determination. Tab 8 of the <br /> application determined no hazard. <br /> Mr. Tobin wanted to revisit the leak concept inside the cabinets. With another recent project <br /> having a storage bin with IA chemical storage, special absorbent mats were used underneath <br /> for protection to the ground and groundwater. That may belay some of Mr. Balzarini's concerns <br /> if possible for batteries. <br /> Mr. Tilden agreed to look into that further. <br /> Ms. Faulkner inquired about the leaks and a notification without having to open the cabinet and <br /> expose oneself to harm. <br /> Further, Mr. Balzarini would like there to be a red light or sensor on the outside to indicate a <br /> harmful chemical or alerting someone to danger. <br /> Mr. Tilden stated there are alarms with a sensor system inside the cabinet. Whether it handles <br /> a battery leak, he is unsure, but the alarms are sent to the Verizon Operations Control Center. <br /> Verizon monitors 24/7, for issues and performance, inspectors will know immediately if <br /> something happens to one of these sites and how to best respond. <br /> Mr. Hansen referenced page 2, Alarms and Sensors for HVAC, high temp, failure, door open, <br /> rectifier failure, or overheat AC failure. Regarding his own appliances, there is a local <br /> disconnect or breaker. That seems like a lot of alarms for somebody in a control center, but <br /> nothing for the technician when on the site. <br /> Ms. Waygan is concerned with groundwater protection. <br /> Mr. Tobin noted we see the battery type listed in the recent supplemental materials, maybe we <br /> look up what chemicals are in that battery. <br /> Test pits will be performed and discussed next time. The Town Planner asked to be kept in the <br /> loop. <br /> 8 <br />
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