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BOARD OF HEALTH
July 17, 1974
SUBDIVISION - DONALD & GERTRUDE HOLDGATE
Board approved, taking into consideration the recommendations of Mr. Jones and
Inspector of Health Purdy, definitive plans for Donald W. and Gertrude M.
Holdgate.
SUBDIVISION - BARBARA A. LAWRENCE
Board tabled application of Barbara A. Lawrence for subdivision off Derrymore
Road until the status of the road(s) in the area is checked out.
July 24, 1974
Board granted variance for a disposal system for Charles R. Rickards, at the
request of John Shugrue. Inspector of Health Purdy recommended that well~ be
moved to the south corner of the property and this was noted.
July 31, 1974
Board received letter from the Planning Board that Douglas Lawrence has withdrawn
his subdivision plan for two lots on Derrymore Road.
~pproval was given for Creeks Preserve (Roe Corporation) for a subdivision in
MOnomoy area. Evaluations by Mr. Jones and Mr. Purdy indicated no objections.
VARIANCE - THURSTON WRIGHT
Variance requested by Schofield Brothers, Inc. on behalf of Thurston wright
was approved. Evaluation by Inspector of Health showed no objections.
August 14, 1974
PAUL HARRINGTON
Board approved definitive plan of Paul Harrington, Roberts Lane area) for a
I-lot subdivision, there being no objections from Inspector of Health Purdy or
Mr. Jones.
August 21, 1974
VARIANCE - CHRISTOPHER HOLLAND
Board approved request from Carl Borchert for a variance for Christopher Holland
at Codfish Park, there being no objection from the Inspector of Health to this.
MADAKET REGULAnONS
Board of Health voted to adopt recommendation of Whitman and Howard to amend
the Madaket area health regulations as follows: "The distance of a leaching
faei1ity from a property line should be increased from 10 feet to 50 feet. Where
the property line abuts a roadway or other land restricted from building, the
~idth of the roadway or restricted land can be included as part of the 50 foot
set-back requirement. No leaching facility can be located closer than 10 feet
to any property line." A second recommendation: "In areas where the percolation
rate is two (2) minutes or less per inch and the maximum ground water elevation
is between two (2) and four (4) feet below the bottom of the leaching facility,
the distance between the disposal area and any water supply well should be
increased from 100 to 150 feet" was not accepted, as it was decided to handle
each request for a variance on an individual basis.
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