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HomeMy WebLinkAbout0245 LINCOLN ROAD - Health 245 LINCOLN ROAD 270-039 Hyannis r ,o � 9 4 7 Certified mail: 7014 1200 0001 0358 1205 THE I; Town of Barnstable Regulatory Services 9 Mass. �, Richard Scali, Director Qjp 1639. TFaMA�A Public Health Division Thomas McKean, Director 200 Main Street, Hyannis, MA 02601 Office: 508-862-4644 Fax: 508-790-6304 July 13, 2015 Bruce MacKerron PO Box 1337 Forestdale, MA 02644 NOTICE OF VIOLATIONS OF 310 CMR: 15.00 THE STATE ENVIRONMENTAL CODE TITLE V: MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS FOR THE SUBSURFACE DISPOSAL OF SANITARY SEWAGE AND TOWN OF BARNSTABLE CODE & 353-9-DISCHARGE ONTO GROUND PROHIBITED. On July 13, 2015, Health Inspector Timothy B. O'Connell, R.S. investigated a complaint regarding sewage odors at the property owned by you located at 245 Lincoln Road, Hyannis, MA. The following violations of 310 CMR 1.5.00, the State Environmental Code, Minimum Requirements for the Subsurface Disposal of Sanitary Sewage and the Town of Barnstable Code were observed: 310 CMR 15.303(1) (a): Septic system is in hydraulic failure. Sewage stains were observed on the ground from past overflowing of sewage from septic system. Town of Barnstable Code & 353-9: Discharge of sewage onto the ground, - t6- �P- 1 (1) You are directed to keep the on-site sewage disposal system pumped as many times as necessary (daily if needed) to keep it from overflowing onto the ground. (2) You are ordered to obtain a septic design engineer to design the repair plans for the failed septic system at said location and apply for a septic permit with the Health Division within thirty (30) days of your receipt of this letter. (3) The .,septic system shall be installed in strict accordance with the approved engineered plans within sixty (60) days of your receipt of this letter. 1§ 70-4—Certificate of Registration Rental property is not registered with Barnstable Health Department. Q:\Order letters\Septic\172 Megan Rd.doc You are directed to correct the Town of Barnstable Code violation listed above within fourteen (14) days of your receipt of this letter by registering dwelling unit with Town of Barnstable Health Division. You may request a hearing before the Board of Health if written petition requesting same is received within ten (10) days after the date the order is served. Non-compliance will result in the issuance, of a non-criminal ticket citation of $100. Each day's failure to comply with an order shall constitute a separate violation. PER ORDER OF THE BOARD OF HEALTH Thomas A. McKean, CHO, RS Director of Public Health QAOrder letters\Septic\172 Megan Rd.doc Town of Barnstable P it OF I HE Tpk Department of Regulatory Services BARNSTABLE, Public Health Division Date MASS, 200 Main Street,Hyannis MA 02601 ArFDMN Date Scheduled Time y V�" Fee I'd Soil Suitability Assessment Sewage Dispos�f--- Witnessed Performed -&kAqC'G t� . filAw"d uL' S4c"A' By: ilkk- By: LOCATION & GENERAL INFORMATION Location Address l S t l C Owner's Name '&ro L& KcxcV.-e (-r-u, QCVA UL Address - '-�Assessor's Mapffl 7 '7 0 —0 3�arce!: I Engineer's'Narne t NEW CONSTRUCTION REPAIR \/-f>Z Telephone# L5-6, q-7 Land Use Slopes(%) 3 S Surface Stones Distances from: Open Water Body 7l S ft Possible Wet Area Drinking Water Well t A-6 ft Drainage Way OtherProperty Line ft Other ft SKETCH: (Street name,dimensions of lot,exact locations of test holes&pert tests,locate wetlands in proximity to holes) t Parent material(geologic) Depth to Bedrock Depth to Groundwater: Standing Water in Hole: Zi Weeping from Pit Face Estimated Seasonal High Groundwater 79" DETERMINATION FOR SEASONAL HIGH WATER TABLE Method Used: Depth Observed standing in obs.hole: in. Depth to soil mottles: 7F" In. Depth to weeping from side of obs.hole: in. Groundwater Adjustment ft. Index Well#____ Reading Date:___ Index Welllevel PERCOLATION TEST Date Time Observation Hole 4 Time at 9" -�o 0 Depth of Pere Time at 6" Start Pre-soak Time @ Time(9"-6") End Pre-soak M V Rate MinAnch Site Suitability Assessment: Site Passed V Site Failed: Additional Testing Needed(YIN) Original: Public Health Division Observation Hole Data To Be Completed on Back----------— ***If percolation test is to be conducted within 100' of wetland, you must first notify the Barnstable Conserv ation Division at least one (1) week prior to beginning. Q:\SEPTIC\PERCFORM.DOC ko �S f � DEEP.OBSERVATIDN HOLE LOG Hole# bepth from Soil Horizon Soil Texture .Soil Color Soil Other Sturface(in.) (USDA) (Munsell) Mottling (Structure,,Stones;Boulders, { _ CQnsistency. 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(USDA) (Munsell) Mottling (Structure,Stones,Boulders, o qj,..%OmygL Flood Insurance Rate Maw Above 500 year flood boundary No Yes Within 500 year boundary No Yes Within 100 year flood boundary No Yes D'enth of NaturaNy Occurring Pervious Material Does at least four feet of naturally occurring pervious material exist in all.areas observed'throughout the area proposed for the soil absorption system? If,,not, what.is the depth of naturally occurring pervious material? Certi-fication I eertify that on \ �Qa� (date)I have passed the soil evaluator examination approved by the D'e; p artment of Environmental Protection and that the above analysis.was performed by me consistent with . th,e required tr ' ing,expertise and experience described in�10 CMR 15.017. ( Date Signature I QIISBPTIC\PBRCFORM.DOC 1 Town of Barnstable Barnstable OF THE raw Regulatory Services Department , A"mmicaCh 0 9: Public Health Division OArfb MAt 200 Main Street, Hyannis MA 02601 2007 Office: 508-862-4644 Thomas F.Geiler,Director FAX: 508-790-6304 Thomas A.McKean,CHO CERTIFIED MAIL 7007 3020 0001 3429 7922 March 10, 2009 Bruce and Leslie Mackerron P.O. Box 1337 Forestdale, MA 02644 NOTICE TO ABATE VIOLATIONS OF 105 CMR 410.000 ESTATE SANITARY CODE II—MINIMUM STANDARDS OF FITNESS FOR HUMAN HABITATION AND THE TOWN OF BARNSTABLE CODE CHAPTER 170. The property owned by you located at 245 Lincoln Rd.,Hyannis was inspected On March 10, 2009 by Jaime Cabot, R.S. Health Inspector for the Town of Barnstable. This inspection was conducted on the basis of the rental registration in accordance with Chapter 170 of the Town of Barnstable Code. _ The following violations of the State Sanitary Code were observed: 105 CMR 410.501- Weathertight Elements Glass panes in the living room storm window are broken. ) / 26 16 9 4 105 CMR 410.551- Screens for windows V C No screens were provided for the windows in the living room and bedrooms. 105 CMR 410.482- Smoke Detectors Smoke detector and carbon monoxide detector provided on the first floor do not- function properly. No carbon monoxide detector provided for habitable space in the basement. You are directed to correct the Smoke Detector Violations within twenty-four hours (24) hours of your receipt of this notice by installing smoke detectors in accordance with Mass Fire Codes,,You are directed to repair all other violations within thirty (30) days of your receipt of this letter and to have screens installed on all windows designed to be opened from April lst to October 30th. You may request a hearing before the Board of Health if written petition requesting same is received within ten (10) days after the date the order is served. Non-compliance will result in a fine of$100.00 per violation. Each day's failure to comply with an order shall constitute a.separate violation. Should you have any questions-regarding the above violations,please contact the Town Health Division nd ask to speak with the inspector who performed the inspection. PER ORDER(W THE BOARD OF HEALTH omas A. McKean, R.S., CHO Director of Public Health Town of Barnstable Town of Barnstable ��p SHE Taw h�P We "T Regulatory Services >SA>zNSMAa,E. Thomas F. Geiler,Director y MASS. m °0 1639. Public Health Division ArFD MAC R Thomas McKean, Director 200 Main Street, Hyannis, MA 02601 Office: 508-862-4644 Fax: 508-790-6304 March 10,2009 Attn: Hyannis Fire Health Inspector Jaime A. Cabot conducted an inspection in response to a complaint. In accordance with the State Sanitary Code, 105 CMR 410.482, the Health Department is required to notify the Fire Department if there is a smoke detector violation, or possible smoke detector violation. The following property had possible smoke detector (and\or CO detector) violation(s): 245 Lincoln Rd., Assessors Map-Parcel: (270/039) -No Carbon Monoxide (CO) Detectors provided for the lower level. - Smoke Detector and Carbon Monoxide Detector on first floor do not function properly. ime A. Cabot, R. S. Health Inspector QAOrder letterMousing violations\Rental ordinanceUire ViolationsTIRE TEMPLATE.doc a TOWN OF BARNSTABLE BOARD OF HEALTH ARTICLE I1:MINIMUM STANDARDS FOR HUMAN HABITATION Date 2 42 Owner rJCe. M�c�Ci?Pr00 Tenant Wk Address U , Address Compliance Remarks or Regulation# Yes No Recommendations 2. Kitchen Facilities 3. Bathroom Facilities 4. Water Supply V Ov✓n e 5. Hot Water Facilities i/ 6. Heating Facilities 7. Lighting and Electrical Facilities B. Ventilation 9. Installation and Maintenance of Facilities 10. Curtailment of Service 11. Space and Use 12. Exits 13. Installation and Maintenance of Structural Elements 14. Insects and Rodents 15. Garbage and Rubbish Storage and Disposal 16. Sewage Disposal 17. Temporary Housing PART II 37. Placarding of Condemned Dwelling; Removal of Occupants; De lition A i Person(s) Interviewed Inspector 4,!° If Public Building such as Store or Hotel/Motel specify here �1 Town of Barnstable ]ARMrastae. • Regulatory Services ass. � '°rFc su•+ Thomas F. Geiler,Director Public Health Division Thomas McKean,Director 200 Main Street, Hyannis, MA 02601 Office: 508-862-4644 Fax: 508-790-6304 September 5, 2003 Bruce MacKerron P.O. Box 1337 Forestdale, MA 02644 NOTICE TO ABATE VIOLATIONS OF 105 CMR 410.000, STATE SANITARY CODE II - MINIMUM STANDARDS OF FITNESS FOR HUMAN HABITATION AND ARTICLE 51 OF THE TOWN RENTAL ORDINANCE. The property owned by you located at 245 Lincoln Road, Hyannis, was inspected on September 4, 2003 by David Stanton R.S., Health Inspector for the Town of Barnstable, because of a complaint. The following violations of the State Sanitary Code were observed: 105 CMR 410.500: Owner's Responsibility to Maintain Structural Elements. (Free from chronic dampness) Mold was observed in several locations throughout the dwelling. There was a strong musty odor present in the dwelling. Mold was observed in the following locations: The basement walls, the bedroom closet, bathroom ceiling, and on some objects in the basement. 105 CMR 410.351: Owner's Installation and Maintenance Responsibilities. Toilet constantly runs. The tenant has turned off the water to it to keep it from constantly running. You are directed to correct the violations listed above within thirty (30) days of your receipt of this notice, by removing the mold and the source of chronic dampness causing the mold to grow in the dwelling, and by repairing the toilet so that the water doesn't constantly run. You may request a hearing before the Board of Health if written petition requesting same is received within ten(10) days after the date the order is served. Non-compliance could result in a fine of $100.00 per violation. Each day's failure to comply with an order shall constitute a separate violation. Enclosed for your records is a copy of an indoor air quality report by Nauset Environmental Services, Inc. that was submitted to the Board of Health. This was a private investigation, not associated with the Board of Health. The tenant stated that you Q:Health/Order letters/Housing violations/245 Lincoln.doc have started doing some work, such as removing a tree that was close to the house and providing them with a dehumidifier. PER ORDER THE BOARD OF HEALTH s cKean, R.S. Director of Public Health Town of Barnstable CC: Leesa Gomes, Tenant Q:Health/Order letters/Housing violations/245 Lincoln.doc Work requested by Town of Barnstable at 245 Lincoln Road, Hyannis. 1. Basement walls were cleaned by experienced home maintenance person with bleach/water solution, Lysol disinfectant and TSP. Walls were then rinsed well. 2. Bedroom closet was cleaned by same maintenance person with bleach/water solution, TSP,and then rinsed. After this Lysol concentrate was applied. Finally, the bedroom closet was painted with two coats of white, latex, mildew-proof paint. 3. Bathroom ceiling was cleaned with Tilex mold/mildew remover. 4. Objects in basement were removed by previous tenant. 5. Toilet—a new one has been installed. Health Complaints 28-Aug-03 Time: 10:50:00 AM Date: 8/28/2003 Complaint Number: 4256 Referred To: DAVID STANTON Taken By: JOAN AGOSTINELLI Complaint Type: CHAPTER II HOUSING Article X Detail: UNSANITARY CONDITIONS Business Name: Number: 245 Street: LINCOLN ROAD . Complaint Description: BARNSTABLE HOUSING HAS BEEN CALLED - LANDLORD GAVE DEHUMIDIFIER AND CUT DOWN A TREE CLOSE TO THE HOUSE. MOLD IS SEVERE ACCORDING TO TENANT. NAUSET ENVIRONMENTAL DID A SURVEY. CORD CALLED FOR LEESA. DONNA HAS SPOKE WITH HER BEFORE. NEED TO CALL LEESA TO GAIN ACCESS INTO THE HOUSE. Actions Taken/Results: Investigation Date: Investigation Time: 1 08/28/2003 10:33 7757022 CORD PAGE 02 Nauset Environmental Services, Inc. am Air Quality Company MEMO To: Leesa Gomes Date: 6 June 2003 Re: Indoor Air Quality(IAQ) inspection at 245 Lincoln Dr. From.: Bill Vaughan At the your request,Nauset Environmental Services,Inc. (NES)sent William M.Vaughan,PhD to conduct an IAQ inspection of 245 Lincoln Dr. for possible mold problems on 5 June 2003. Your request was prompted by a recent hospitalization for serious respiratory problems,possibly linked to exposure to mold spores. This brief memo summarizes the observations and conclusions from this inspection and describes visible conditions at the time of the inspection. NOTE: Many of the comments related to water issues—humidity,leaks,drainage,seepage,etc.—since molds only thrive if high humidity/moist conditions are maintained in a building or its shell_ MOISTURE MUST BE CONTROLLED FIRST in order to control unwanted mold growth. Exterior—In walking around the outside of the house,the following observations were made and,as warranted, suggestions made: • The gutters and downspouts are not functioning as needed. The gutters are not clean. The downspouts are either clogged (leading to backup and soaking of the building structure) or discharging near the foundation(a serious flaw for a porous concrete foundation). ♦ From the soaked shingles at the right front corner of the building there is evidence of backup overflow there that is keeping the wall cavity wet/damp. (That corner backs on the front bedroom closet where the most mold growth on the main floor was observed.) ♦ From the debris on the exterior of the left front gutter, there appears to be overflowing there as well. ♦ The bottom of the downspout by the kitchen door is plugged with leaf debris. This situation leaks to backup on that short gutter that can discharge water to the cement stoop that has a hole in it for a former downspout which in turn directs water to the corner of the basement near the stairway. • The tree canopy hangs low over the house and precludes adequate ventilation and drying of the building shell between rain events. [This situation also contributes extra debris to the gutters requiring more attention to maintenance/cleaning.] SUGGESTIONS — Have all gutters and downspouts cleaned. Use a hose or broomstick to force debris out of downspouts until each flows freely. P.O. Box 1385 508/247-9167 [800/931-13.51] East Orleans, MA 02643 FAX: 508/255-0738 r 08/28/2003 10:33 7757022 CORD PAGE 03 L4Q inspection of 245 Lincoln Dr. NES#3,022 Page 2 Have gutters cleaned 2-3 times a year— at least in the fall around mid-late December and once in early spring. Have diverters installed on all the downspouts to direct water at least three feet away from the foundation, and preferable toward a downslope direction, away from the building. Have the tree canopy pruned back heavily from over the roof on the front. Basement- On entering the basement the following observations were made: ♦ There is a heavy musty odor that indicates the presence of many active mold colonies. ♦ There are many cobwebs,indicating a persistent damp condition that supports enough mold and bacteria growth that small insects and Actinomycetes can thrive and provide food for the spider population. ♦ There was puddling near the bulkhead, indicating leaks there. ♦ There is noticeable mold growth and general water staining in the front right comer of the basement, under where the shingles were still soaked from recent rains. ♦ There was a dehumidifier, with manual discharge, operating at the backside of the basement. Reportedly it had just been installed the afternoon before this inspection. ♦ There was little chance to observe to walls and basement due to the piles of furniture and other objects throughout the basement. The organic matter in and on the pillows,upholstery and wood surfaces provide food for mold colonies that can grow easily in the high humidity/damp environment. While these objects provide surfaces and food to support growth,they prevent the observation of leaks or damp areas in much of the basement. ♦ There were tan/brown stains and streaks on the wall under the kitchen stoop and near the stairway that indicate prior leaks, how recent is unknown. ♦ The general basement area is undoubtedly providing many spores to the first floor as air current move throughout the house. SUGGESTIONS: To obtain true dehumidification for the basement,this dehumidifier should be coupled with a condensate pump to discharge collected water to an inside drain or outside several feet away from,the foundation. It should be operated at least from May through October period every year. The bulkhead should be sealed to prevent water entry. The contents should be removed so that possible additional leak areas can be observed and corrective action taken. Individuals moving/handling these good will be exposed to very high spore levels and should wear half face respirators suitable for asbestos/particle control. NOTE: Any of the .furnishings that are in the basement will be heavily contaminated with mold sores and even colonies. 08/28/2003 10:33 7757022 CORD PAGE 04 MQ inspection of 245 .Lincoln Dr. NES#3.022 Page 3 Most of the soft goods(pillows,cushions, upholstery,etc.)will be nearly impossible to adequately clean for use by anyone with any sensitivities or allergies. - The hard goods may be able to be vacuumed on ALL sides with a HEPA filter- equipped vacuum(HEPA=high efficiency particulate),which could capture and hold the mold spores,rather than releasing them to the air. All their surfaces should then be wiped with a 10-15%bleach solution(l/2-cup bleach to a quart of water). - HEPA vacuum ALL surfaces in the basement to remove as many spore reservoirs as possible. All such work should also involve use of half-face respirator protection! First Floor—During a walk through of the first floor: ♦ There were no obvious indications of;visible mold growth in the various rooms. There was no sign of mold growth over the sink where a tree reportedly fell and led to a leak several years ago_ There was no sign of heavy mildew in the bathroom. [NOTE: No fuunishings were pulled from the exterior walls to see if mold growth had developed there,a possible growth area,especially during the winter. ♦ There was heavy mold growth in the closet in the front bedroom,behind the area where stained shingles were observed. This heavy growth is where Ms. Gomes' clothes are stored and is near the head of the bed in her bedroom. NOTE:The coincidence of this interior observation of mold growth along with the indications of exterior dampness probably means that the wall cavities are also supporting mold growth. These source areas would have a major impact on spore levels in the bedroom and hence on her exposure to spores, SUGGESTIONS - Remove and clean all the clothes and bedding in the bedroom, using an extra air fluff cycle after the initial drying. Use a mold mitigation contractor to follow generally accepted professional practices as described by the New York City Department of Health http://ww-w.nyc.gov/html/doiVhtml/epi/moldmtl,html Carefully open the exterior wall cavities in the closet under isolated conditions,to prevent release of mold spores to the living space. Remove any mold-contaminated building material at least two feet beyond the area of visible mold. - HEPA vacuum ALL surfaces in the contaminated area. Treat the exposed surfaces with a bleach or moldicide solution. - Seal the surfaces with a shellac-based sealer. - Reinstall drywall. HEPA vacuum ALL the surfaces and furnishings in the bedroom. NOTE:The mattress and box springs will probably not be adequately cleaned by even HEPA methods and may need to be discarded if mold sensitivity is a serious health concern. Since spores will have migrated throughout the first floor, HEPA vacuum ALL those surfaces and furnishings prior to your reoccupancy as a highly sensitive person. Any areas of mold growth that are revealed/exposed by the cleaning effort should be carefully addressed according to the NYC DOH guidelines indicated above. 08/28/2003 10:33 7757022 CORD PAGE 05 MQ inspection of 245 Lincoln Dr, NES 43,022 Page 4 Attic: The attic could only be observed partially from the access hatch. From that limited vantage point, there were no signs of large mold growth areas. Only small areas of potential growth were observed over the general kitchen area. The attic appeared to be well vented. SUMMARY: NES observed conditions that indicate a very moldy environment in this residence. The conditions are not suitable to the continued health of anyone with any amount of mold sensitivity unless.ALL the suggested actions provided above are successfully carried out. Even then, potential pockets of mold spores may not be removed and may linger to continue to provide iritation. The above discussion and recommendations are related to the conditions visually observable at the times of NES's site visit and are thus limited to these activities. Future events and changes in the condition and operation of the building will change the relative significance of recommendations and their implementation and can not be considered part of the scope of this report. l trust the above information is sufficient for your current needs_ Please call me with any questions. Very truly yours, William M_ Vaughan, PhD, QEP QEP=Qualified Environmental Professional 09/17/03 WED 15:37 FAX 508 775 9974 BUSINESS CENTER CAPE COD 0 001 FAX TRANSMITTAL COVER SHEET Date: September 17, 2002 Number of Pages: 1 (Including Cover Sheet) To: Tom McKean Fax# 508-790-6304 From: Bruce MacKerron Phone# 508-477-5606 Additional Information Tom, In reference to the requests you have for the property at 245 Lincoln Road, Hyannis, we have not been able to enter the home due to the fact that the tenant has been hospitalized. As soon as we can get a key, we will take care of these requests immediately. Regards, Bruce Mackerron 10 2 u3 00 r'� V - I `a r 63. w �� TOWN OF BARNSTABLE BOARD OF HEALTH ARTICLE II:MINIMUM STANDARDS FOR HUMAN HABITATION Date Owner Lce mot 1�/� of ke-rrg I Tena. �eesy Address a n O.�i�1 ' Add ' 2G in Compl!once Remarks or Regulation# Yes No Recommendations 2. Kitchen Facilities 3. Bathroom Facilities 4. Water Supply 5. Hot Water Facilities 6. Heating Facilities 7. Lighting and Electrical Facilities 8. Ventilation 9. Installation and Maintenance of Facilities 10. Curtailment of Service 11. Space and Use 12. Exits 13. Installation and Maintenance of Structural i�ld Epp �dl„��MP�etf o�SerUec :Ma D�/levvv Elements I 14. Insects and Rodents 15. Garbage and Rubbish Storage and Disposal 16. Sewage Disposal 17. Temporary Housing PART II /�AI A 37. Plocarding of Condemned Dwelling; Removal of Occupants; Demolition Person(s) Interviewed L eP.A 6OMP5 Inspector, # , �Ja �• avid �, S?'ar1�o�71�.5 If Public Building such as Store or Hotel/Motel specify here 08/28/2003 10:33 7757022 CORD PAGE 01 Cape Organization for Rights of the Disabled 1019 Iyannough Road #4, Hyannis, MA 02601 (508)775-8300/1-800-541-0282 (botb numbers Voice and 17Y) Fax(508)775-7022 e-mail: pburkley@cape.com S FAX COVER SHEET Ff?EE 0 0 UR To: — - Fax #: From: Date: TOTAL # of. pages (including cover sheet): Comments / Instructions: i 2S a, omeS 2.95 L ( 0 CO ( n RJ �} L, a 0 C0NFIDEN'f1ALI,"1'Y NOTE:The deewne=accompanying this teleeopying transmission may contain information which is confidential or privileged. The information is intended to be for the use of the individual or entity named on this transmission sheet. 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