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of TMs s,s <br /> z. <br /> Aannin Board <br /> c� <br /> 16 Great Neck Road North <br /> .wlashpee, Aassachusetts 02649 <br /> Ms. Christy has not received that letter; the applicant will provide that letter as part of their <br /> response. <br /> Ms. Bardi stated there were no comments submitted back from the Tribe, during discovery all <br /> 6 Tribes are notified. <br /> Ms. Waygan inquired if those results were sent to the Mashpee Tribal Historic Preservation <br /> Officer, David Weeden. The Historic Preservation Officer is authorized to see that report. That <br /> position is the same level as the Mass Historical Commission. She advised the applicant to <br /> contact the MHC and ask them to send that report to David Weeden, who also happens to be <br /> a member of the Select Board. In the least, notify him of its existence. <br /> b. Fire Department Access, width. <br /> The Fire Chief reviewed this and said there were no concerns with access, but they will obtain <br /> written consent via e-mail from Chief Peltier, and Brenden Ramsey and Brian Tobin will be <br /> attached to that chain. <br /> 2. a. Special permit regulations, ground water data, NRCS soil mapping, and soil test pits <br /> on site. <br /> The applicant was unsure if those needed to be done now or prior to construction. <br /> Mr. Tilden saw that note and they were not done yet. This was a lengthy internal discussion, <br /> and their feeling is they should do the test pits now. If the test comes back not matching <br /> NRCS, they want to propose to do these ASAP and get that data confirmed. <br /> Ms. Faulkner asked the consulting engineer to explain the last sentence about a minimum of <br /> 2ft. separation to ground. <br /> Ms. Christy stated the NRCS has soil mapping all over, and in that map, every type of soil has <br /> data. That data was used to extrapolate a 200cm ground water expectation. Mass Stormwater <br /> standards also required test pits and in looking at other wells, they calculate depth of ground <br /> water. The bottom of our basin has to be two feet higher than that. <br /> 4 <br />