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Home My WebLink About0000 ACADIA DRIVE - Healthr # THE BAHBSTABL o ,per MA86. 1639. 90O'F0 MAY�` annsG� �fa66aolur� 02601 (508) 775-1120 Ext. 123 COMMISSIONERS: KEVIN O'NEIL, CHAIRMAN THOMAS J. MULLEN JOHN J. ROSARIO, VICE CHAIRMAN SUPERINTENDENT PHILIP,C. McCARTIN ROBERT L. O'BRIEN FLOYD SILVIA ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENT GEORGE F. WETMORE June 6, 1989 To: Thomas McKean, Board of Health From: Thomas J Mullen, Superintendent, DPW Subject: Cape Cod Village Condominiums Pursuant to our recent conversation regarding waste disposal at the above site, I am providing you with the following additional "operational controls" that were suggested to the Village Association through association members Charles Lynch and Anthony Sapienza. It was pointed out to the association members that the DPW Commission was not interested in entertaining an additional third year of pumping privileges. The reasons are well.known to you and your office and involve the severe discomfort that the neighborhood has experienced over the last two summers when the tight tanks were pumped. Should the Commission be persuaded to provide the association with .additional pumping privileges it will be with the understanding that the following operational controls be met: That unpaved sections of the roads'in use by pumper trucks be paved to . avoid excessive dust creation. That the septic tight tanks be fitted with a drop standpipe equipped with quick disconnect adapters to allow trucks to remove the contents of the tanks without having to remove the tank covers thereby eliminating one source of odor generation. That pump trucks be instructed and forced to maintain a 15 mph speed limit for all movements taking place east of the Harbor Point Restaurant. . That the pumping of the tanks be accomplished on a daily basis at restricted times of the day to avoid unnecessary discomfort to the neighborhood. That the number of loads per day be limited through daily pumping. This should improve the annoyance of having several truckloads (7-8) in a single day entering and leaving this residential neighborhood. That the collection system and the tight tanks be as described - tight! It is our understanding that a large percentage of the water being pumped from the "tight" tanks is in fact groundwater. Memo to Dale Saad, Board of Health, June 6, 1989, CCVC, Page 2 It is essential that this problem recei a permanent solution as quickly as possible. e5:�; THOM S J MULLEN Superintendent TJM/bw cc: D Saad, Board of Health CC Village Condo, Attn: C Lynch DPW Commission c �P�ofTllero�yo TOWN OF BARNSTABLE OFFICE OF DAfllf STABLE MMS. BOARD OF HEALTH f639. 367 MAIN STREET 6 MAY HYANNIS. MASS. 02601 May 17 1989 Mrs. Susan H. Rohrbach Re: Definitive subdivision plan of land in Marstons Mills Chairperson, Planning Board Petitioner: Archibald Realty Trust Barnstable Town Hall Date: March 16, 1989 Hyannis, Ma 02601 Engineer: Baxter& Nye, Inc. Assessor's map 58, Pcls. 13-1, 13-2 Dear Mrs. Rohrbach: The Board of Health has reviewed this definitive subdivision plan in Marstons Mills and makes the..following recommendations: The developer must provide public water to each and every lot in this subdivision. Public water lines and all connections must meet specifications and/or rules and regulations of the local water department. Each septic system shall be located within the prescribed boundaries of each individual lot. The developer shall have recorded on the deed that variances from Title 5, Minimum Requirements for the Subsurface Disposal of Sanitary Sewage, or the Town of Barnstable Health Regulations whichever is more stringent, will not be granted on any lot in this subdlvlslon, i A percolation test must be made on the lot at leaching site, before a Disposal Works Construction Permit will be issued. Maximum ground water elevations must be determined by using data available from the United States Geological Survey - Probable High Ground Water Levels on Cape Cod, Mass. Each proposed septic system must conform strictly to 310 CMR 15.00, the State Environmental Code, Title 5, and Town of Barnstable Rules and Regulations. All tree stumps, brush and building debris removed when clearing lots or roads must be disposed of at a licensed solid waste disposal facility. Chipping brush and tree stumps is an acceptable alternative. Burial on site is prohibited. The applicant must receive an Order of Conditions from the Conservation Commission, if applicable. Prior to Board of Health approval of each building permit, the sewage system and water supply must conform to 310 CMR 15.00, the State Environmental Code, Title 5, or Town Health Regulations, whichever is more stringent. Mrs. Susan H. Rohrbach Chairperson, Planning Board Re: Archibald Realty Trust May 17, 1989 It is recommended that each sewage disposal leaching facility be located most distant from wetlands to reduce eutrophication caused by phosphorous and other nutrients. The United States Environmental Protection Agency's National Eutrophication Survey states that 0.25 lbs. per year of total phosphorous enters wetlands from every person served by onsite septic systems within 300 feet wetlands (US EPA 1980). Very truly yours, Grover C. M. Farrish, ., Chairman r2 111A )Q1AQ JL Ann Jane Eshbaugh Jam H. Crocke r. BO D OF HEALTH TOWN OF BARNSTABLE TM/bs copy: William Archibald Baxter & Nye, Inc. Town Clerk Health Department Centerville/Osterville Fire District Conservation Commission i f 8EA010G -Dpre G1S1e9 FORM C APPLICATION FOR APPROVAL OF DEFINITIVE PLAN (Where alternative paragraphs are provided, applicant is to select and complete the paragraph pertinent to his case.) ..............�!CAY.......... .... , To the Planning Board of the Town of Barnstable 1. The undersigned applicant, being the owner of all land included within a ropose�l subdivision shown B . SuvIvrtro1) p�.A,,� or LA&Jr, 114 8A¢rt TZ.8c.6 ``m&ilSrvN4 A41"f ,KASS. on the accompanying plan, entitled FP.%.A..'?g0.!044A... ! ry.,,.71�ysr sRS' ire SQ g1�XT � Nye luc„Surzvb-yozS and dated ..................................... q..j4, 19.6.9... , submits such plan as a definitive plan of the .proposed subdivision and makes application to the Board for final approval thereof. 2. The land within the. proposed subdivision Js subject. to the following easements and restrictions: 1AV�t-tom w dve,L � T...PR?TiQf4 or ...P�?4� ........................... .................................f ........................... .... ... ............................................................................................................................................................. 3. There are appurtenant to the land within the proposed subdivision and following easements and re- strictions over the land of others: .................................................. a!�3.....ILo W .......................:........................................................... ............................................................................................................................................................•.. ... 4. (a) A preliminary plan of the proposed subdivision has not been submitted to the Board. OR (b) A preliminary plan of the proposed subdivision, to which the accompanying plan conforms, was tentatively approved by the Board on F!:—..TB............C.r...... . (c) A preliminary plan of the proposed .subdivision was tentatively approved by the Board on ••••••••........................................ . 19........ with modifications, which modifications have been incor- porated in the accompanying plan. 5. The applicant agrees, if the definitive plan is approved, to construct and install all improvements within the proposed subdivision required by the Rules and Regulations of the Barnstable Planning Board as in force on the date of this application, and as modified and supplemented by the work specifications and other requirements set forth in the statements attached hereto. 6. The applicant further agrees to complete all said required improvements within one year from the date of approval of the definitive unless the Board approves a different period of time. 7. ,l the definitive plan is approved, the applicant agrees to record or register the plan in. Ba �IDunty Registry and agrees that even if otherwise authorized so to do by the filing of or r+= ,. 4nd, applicant will not sell or offer to sell any. of the lots within the subdiv' ' u ty. oo recorded or registered. O c`y 8. %e applicant further agrees that if the definitive plan is approved, applica romptly at any .w: >time thereafter when requested so to do by the Board, convey to the sewer District in form satis- C)iL. �actory to the Board, title to sewers and the prescribed easements therefor. The applicant also,agFeeYs 1'—Z. to convey to the Town title to storm drainage. improvements and easements therefor.CIL^ FORM C—Page 2 9. (a) The applicant further agrees that before final approval of the definitive plan, the applicant will cause to be filed with the Board a bond in form satisfactory to the Board, conditioned on the completion of all required improvements in the time and manner prescribed, in a penal sum sufficient, in the opinion of the Board,'to cover the cost of such work, and executed by the ap- plicant as principal and a surety company authorized to do business in the Commonwealth and satisfactory to the Board as surety, or secured by the deposit with the Town Treasurer of cash or negotiable securities in an amount equal to the penal sum established by the Board. OR (b) The applicant requests the Board to approve the definitive plan on condition that no lot in the subdivision shall be sold and no building shall be erected or placed on any lot until the re- quired improvements necessary to adequately serve such lot have been completed to the Satis- faction of the Board. 10. This application is accompanied by an original drawing of 'the proposed definitive plan with three black line contact prints and a fee of $15.00 to cover the cost of giving notice of a public hearing. 11. The owner's title to the land is derived under deed from .... dated ............................................ . 19........ , and recorded in Barnstable County District Registry of Deeds, Book....`..P 3.91. , Page ... 2 ... , OR under Certificate of Title No. .................... registered in Land Registry District, Book .................... . Page.................... . ............... .................!;�/..... Applicant.... .... .. ....... .... .. 7 �Ar2t�t�—�Z, Imo lM:> STe7LV1 L.L6 ................................................... Address A list of the names and addresses of the abuttors of this subdivision is attached. Verification will be made by the Planning Board. t VO PEPT TOM OFBD D MAY b 1989 CAS N LOVEL�S 1 a I I MILL �O MAIN 5� _ °< POND CB/ �- �� MILL p �� o\?, 1 FND POND OND ; 1 � uTE \� O� fix, O RO ��q w � LOCUS �� O 46 BRB BRB CB LOCUS MAP ` O� FND 2 0 00 ZONE RF S GP/AP cNo• CHARLES H. ELDRIDGE .p,6 .•; ii MAP 58 S \ PCLS 13-1 S 13-2 a WETLAIND=1,979 SF 0 25 50 100 h• UPLAND=43,567 SF x 9x , a `' TOTAL1=45,546 SF �- _ CB SET 210�0 / `,\ CB FND S.N. 19.6 '/� �\^p% •'� 3 .39 9 2 ,y2 CB .o �` h o At Fj \ 0 1IL30 S85 4O 47"E SET 43 , y0p® ,562 SF 0 .o / 222.09 y h `A 15 k /' S.N. 17.1 h; 2, O O' 14.00 TOTAL AREA UPLAND BRB �• O�PSM�/ a �5$6 �\N 6�.�2 1.55 AC, = TOTAL AREA ROADS I FND Q^ ��Q �13 \ 2 r1•, �9 A �S.N.175 56` / P•� \ \ O 2 43,566 SF CB FND BRB o \ �. p,,•\ 31 \ \2 /FND a CLINTON B. 8 NC�F�MA F. eo d o \ u� PERRY � to 7 - �- i �`� - \ UPILAND=47,21C+ SF ti 10 y zPGa� N WETLAND=1,182 SF s 43,561 SF g� - $� �'� 0O S.N. 18.8 �P ► DOTAL=48,392 BRB 2 •� FND BRB FND '90.00 y o ch 4 4 45,990 SF ,g4.91 4!S"w �u' v'4y► S.N. 19.7 P . 6/39, o� .� ° �. CB FND lzr .0 N o r O 8 \ //0 0 .� � - a 4 �• Id ol 12 2 1.40?d/ 43,620 SF �0� \ 6 CB FND N ,a S.N. 20.1 - . a Q BRB y0 b\ .53� BRB FND FND y P� `•' Rss .`_ O Q _ .:•8 Flan j O �S N' 3gp9•. ` N ' I h !� � N N A. ° 52,878 SF 2 Ih . SF \ \ O / oR oy0 43,592 p • Fgs''�a $• S.N. 18.3 0 o S.N. 19.I /� F,yF�F �FJ to INDUSTRY - R PRIVATE- �� O - I CERTIFY THAT NOTICE OF APPROVAL ( 40 WIDE) OF THIS PLAN BY THE BARNSTABLE (A � � � -. A�215.10 a34?.�9 �j p R PLANNING BOARD HAS BEEN RECEIVED P` A�°y t� AND RECORDED ATT S THIS OFFIC E,E A N0 rn sAND P,6y• 4 APPEAL WAS RECEIVED IN THE TWENTY DAYS SUBSEQUENT TO SUCH RECEIPT AND 4 00 g RECORDING, fib• . , R:397.6 44,091 SF �+ 2 A A_ 00 S.N. 17.9 �29�• �150' DATE: o 95. 00 P a �� O BARNSTABLE TOWN CLERK Z 96p Q II � 2) 3 43,562 SF _ , ,• 02 2 - S.N. 17.0 - I k► 0 o N2 yj 43,561 SF I � o Psi N`N P I •a J 44,526 SF to- InS,N. I7.0 Q BRB S.N, 15.6 � P�� SUBDIVISION PLAN OF LAND OEff FND N �5 Q mwNo�e�asnr�� MHB 4,60 C�C�C�aML� D MISSING P.\2 IN tp BARNSTABLE PLANNING BOARD BARNSIABL.E ( MARSTONS MILLS) MASS . APPROVED IN ACCORDANCE WITH BRB 59 V M 118 FND " 0 , THE SUBDIVISION. CONTROL LAWS. FOR � I ' DATE APPROVED: A;RCHIBALD REALTY TRUST �• ' DATE SIGNED: SCALE: I"=50' SQ•, - ,•� MARCH 16' 1989 I -(2 I - 5 BAXTER & NYE, INC. , I \O I GIST RE EKED LAND SURVEYORS �iT _ 1 CERTIFY THAT THIS PLAN CONFORMS BRB FND TO THE RULES AND REGULATIONS OF CIVIL ENGINEERS 0 FF THE REGISTERS G ST R E OF DE EDS. I , OSTERVILLE, MASS. • I , p, `0ff .. ., . - 't p� Q` CJ •a .ti 3 • e I G� ` f #85174 s ems. IOwn I ,