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HomeMy WebLinkAbout0104 BERRY HOLLOW DRIVE - Health 104 Berry Hollow Mars tons Mills A= 045-047 \ l I� 'i i t. k, ` ASSESS0PsWW , No................ pARca Fr�s.! HE BOARD AOF HEALTH Ts TOWN OF BARNSTABLE trtttion for Di-nVw3ai Wor1w Towitrnr#iun ramit Application is hereby made for a Permit to Construct (1/) or Repair ( ) an Individual Sewage Disposal System at:Ad ....... ........ . �1oGLo ?vtiS rl�L�s Lo T' �7 ....r. ..... ................-•--- �►+ Location-Address or Lot No. - - ----------- owner p Address �/-'V------_----_--------••--- -------------- ��`�L?�!,��/'.�../f�l�• Installer Address U Type of Building 3 Size Lot_'`3t.-`��8��.....Sq. feet �-, Dwelling— No. of Bedrooms--------------------------------------------Expansion Attic ( ) Garbage Grinder ( ) aOther—Type of Building ____________________________ No. of persons------.--------------------- Showers ( ) — Cafeteria ( ) Q Other fixtures ----_------------------ Design Flow___________ ___�._E___-- ta`---___-gallons per person per day. Total daily flow....----. _ --______--_-------_--__gallons. Ix Septic Tank—Liquid capacity rP9__gallons Length_f�''n.`_'._ Width- Diameter................ Depth_4:"'... Disposal Trench—No. .......!.......... Width-----!z_°_...... Total Length_- z�..... Total leaching area....->� .....sq. ft. Seepa Pit No..................... Diameter.................... Depth below inlet.................... Total leaching area..................sq. ft. Z Ot1�Distribution box ( ) Dosing tank ( ) Percolation Test Results Performed by---- z.... V.9 ! Date f��¢ Test Pit No. 1___.___o -__-minutes per inch Depth of Test Pit-----/®......... Depth to ground water________________________ f%4 Test Pit No. 2................minutes per inch Depth of Test Pit.................... Depth to ground water..-_-___.__-___..._----. ...------••------------•. ....................•--------......---•-•-•--•••---•---•------...------•--•----•-••-•-••--•-•--•---••..........---•-...---.---- O Description of Soil--- a �'" ........................................... v 4e"- 72-1C&A' 6 � - . o - - � U 7�.r-��' �®sGs ' . W - UNature of Repairs or Alterations—Answer when applicable................................................................................................ -----------------------------------••-----•---•-••--•-----•-••••--•-----•--••••-•---------•----•--•--------•-•-•-------------••"-•-•-•-•---------------------------------------------........---------•• Agreement: The undersigned agrees to install the aforedescribed Individual Sewage Disposal System in accordance with the provisions of TITLE 5 of the State Envir ental Code—The undersigned further agrees not to place the system in operation until a Certificate of Compi n has been issued b the b f health. Signed - - .. ...... Application.Approved Br....... �''�f�j..,_.. ...—- -----..... _... .----------.��. / ...--'-'------'-'----......................... ............................... Application,Disapproved for the following reasons- ----- -------------------------------------- ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- -------------- ------------------------------------------------------- -------*---- -..-----....------------- ...---------- �� / — . Permit No. =.).. ��• -- Issued ..... °".. ..... �J._... ................... ... u��e 4 t tit . ` s +. THE COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS ~+ BOARD OF HEALTH 1 �'I I TOWN OF BARNSTABLE Applirativir fu_r Diti-Vaii tl Work,5 C omitrurtiun rnmit Application is hereby made for a Permit to Construct (f/ ) or Repair ( ) an Individual Sewage Disposal System at:ae t ._.. 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Diamefer.._.__.._ .,Depth below inlet.................... Tota chmg area..................sq. ft. Z Other Distribution box ( ),,,-- Dosing tank 4( -) -4 . '-' Percolation Test Results.-';Performed by.._.per.... ✓!!4? -_-•..............�^Date h°Z....e �y a yr. • .r`y >----------------------- l Test Pit No. I.--G_.Z.-_--minutes-per inch Depth of Test Pit.-:__rd.._..-_. Depth A6ground water....'". 44 Test Pit No. 2................minutes per inch Depth of Test Pit.................... Depth td�ground water........................ k` O ` Description of Soil.....�'.._4�8 • Sufi-S +jG ,fie., 7z' f__ � - -x. ...... � " �ve�s� -_S 4AJ-0----- C/ &- , (.. ---- v ' •. •...----- ---------------------------=------------•--.....•-•••---------------•----••-•---•--•---•--.......--•-----••-----•--•----•-----------•-•-----•...............----- ----•--•-•-•-•-••••-----------•--•- j U Nature of Repairs or Alterations—Answer when applicable----------------------------------------------------------`I.__. Agreement: The undersigned agrees to install the aforedescribed Individual Sewage Disposal System"jin accordance with the provisions of TITLE 5 of the State Enviro talCode—The undersigned further agrees en s not to place the system in operation until a Certificate of Coinp\l anc has'been issued by the b f health. � *, Signed 1.- .. ..`.........` . .................. --- . .._ .. ' APplicanon.Approved B �� •..... .: - /� ..`..+. .. ----- .... . -- e -- k. - -,- Date Application.Disapproved for the following reasons: --------------------------------------------_-------------------.................... TM•-��''ti' _.... ..-............ - ........................... . "---- ..................... . - .. .......... .. PermitNo. .................................................... Issued ........-.- ........ Dare t: -----.ems.———— ,------- -- --- J THE COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS BOARD OF HEALTH TOWN OF BARNSTABLE (1LErtifirate of Tontpliallre THIS IS 0 CERTIFY, That the Individual Sewage Disposal System constructed ( V ) or Repaired ( ) by .............................. G'' ...P. ..-.--.- 1 �'`l..jf/ .....-----..---------_-----------------:------ ------ -.............................. .. ... nsr.�e at ............. ......_.. .. _.... "'has-been installed in accordance with the provisions of TITLE 5 of The State Environmental Code as described in the application for Disposal Works Construction Permit No. --------------............._................ dated _............._..-------- --- THE ISSUANCE OF THIS CERTIFICATE SHALL NOT BE CONSTRUED AS A GUARANTEE THAT THE SYSTEM WILL FUNCTION SATISFACTORY. DATE ...- ... ... ........_............_......._.....---...... .. - Inspector ----------- .------------- --------- -- -------------------- ------- THE COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS BOARD OF HEALTH og TOWN OF BARNSTABLE FEE Dispnoa.�l-��nrkii Permission i ereby granted G-..✓ '!.ti^. ......----- ..t... to Constr ) epatr ( ) anat livid Sewage D�sp,sal Syst t .. ... ...... ................................... ------------ ------------ Street PP P r -- - �^ as shown on the application for Disposal Works Construction Pe�mtt f�_L._ ate�d'__`__ __.._ ye--. 6 DATE Board of Health FORM 36508 HOODS!!t WARREN,INC..PUBLISHERS LOCATION SCALE . . . . .. . , . DATE PLAN REFEREN-CE ,$.7�vG .Lq 77 _ .0 l Ae S' V,4\ lyAl 0 lD K£L1.I:Y � No. MOO IST Aso, llAniuS ��/ ,y� e � qz AP fop 00 49 0 Av v 1/ X, 00 L SO L,�FCe%ki� o� P/zp, WA-LG. �- TOP OF FOUNDATIO14 tio7� ALC U/VSl�/Tfj$(�c /`7AT��/fIG/✓J TiZ1�L tc/g�p�q �•' CONCRETE COVERS — ADD A-Vg ? 6*'a 75 3�/ tjOVED ft//D I �•:e � •eE� D IN177V ce&-"gN `• 4"CAST IRON 9 , " Ahv C,e.c 77,4? 7`e OR SCHEDULE 40 4"SCHEDULE 40 P.V.C. (ONLY) a"MIN .P. 36" MAX. PVC MIN. PIPE-MIN. 1/4"PER.FT. PITCH 1/4"PER.FT. + LEACHING TRENCH (../..REQUIRED) I/8"-1/2" WASHEDPiSTONE o'- INVERT Gi G 0 kn i�H' n•L'.� n � /y� :•? EL.24, INVERT DlST. INVERT -_� - �� "' SEPTIC TANK 7 " a`� EL�-•'.�.•,3.Zr BOX EL"g"�O 3/4 —1 I/2 WASHED STONI= /2 ' =. INVERT /SOO • ., 7.3 GAL.. INVER INVERT INVERT a EL.....:.''�.7. . . . ..... . .. .. EL.�.....7 7� v� FLOWDIFFUSORS �s.�$ 6"CRUSHED STONE i'L""'° (3 ) REQ. E PROF/ LE OF r •, �.,�, P B3Z�o -Sl:'� GROUND WATER TABLE SOIL LOG SEWAGE DISPOSAL SYSTEM TYPICAL CROSS SECTION I /��oo N0. SCALE LEACHING TRENCH DATE ..... .,e . ...... TI M E . .-4 f NO SCALE TEST HOLE I TEST HOLE ELEV. .B .co ELEV. 73' (o .. DESIGN DATA - 1/8"-I/z"736-'TMAX 9"'`li'N' WASHEDMAX. ,: NUMBER OF BEDROOMS STONE � tii' 6,., • ///,%: o,auo�zA7 73,/0 `�\ti` g /-iaTuz TOTAL ESTIMATED FLOW . . :3r3o . .. GALLONS/DAY ,", •�" G.. � � ``.`~�.`.: s/s-iv� coffrl. 4� E2.86 8p 'S �, , 70. - BOTTOM LEACHING AREA .3g940. ... SQ.FT./TRENCH/Z8�Z � 7U/ SAWD W/r,+•/ `t`' �� t�- � SLOE LEACHING AREA QS:v'(Z.0 /7G•pSQ.FT./TRENCH /3o,Z � 3/4=I I/P_ WASHED �78.8� �p, CZ /9L�D, iiiMD i1/oNE o G,P,D STONE �z.63,6o GARBAGE DISPOSAL . . . .(50 /o AREA INCREASE) S� s�sv3 "//��'✓eL TOTAL LEACHING AREA . .`,6d. ... ..: SQ.FT. • � PERCOLATION RATE L�3S �i-�Ane 9Y�/cfyii/ ER. INCH C � L56a LEACHING AREA PER PERCOLATION RATE !114,4.. SQ.FT/C,D,D. I GROUND WATER TABLE go /Zo" _87 e3,4o APPROVED . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. BOARD OF HEALTH " 'Y�..WATER ENCOUNTERED DATE . ' AGENT OR INSPECTOR L�H OF P M�� ��NOFM�SS1 P WITNESSED BY �`� EOWAR J, � 8T N BOARD OF HEALTH . . . ��T ?! . . . . . . E. = A (:"( -+ . . B�x�t L Laly �2/V�� KE All y Sx S!✓G�/ I/i9?S/ E N G I N E E R /. . . 26100 0 ' �/�I�-STU/V•S' �/GLS a,/ fC!$TERS� ANITAaP . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . �1 1t � • PETITIONER .mot.-j01-96 J1 :35A Jacques N. Morin 1-508-771-2116 P .02 AUG 04 '95 09:11AM EARN CT'Y C011MR5 5083624136 P17 Bottle Number: 819501 Date: 08/04/95 BARNSTABLE COUNTY HEALTH AND ENVIRONMENTAL DEPARTMENT SUPERIOR COURT House O BARNSTABLE, MASSACHUSETTB 132e30 U PROM 362.2511 4AS 337 Client : MEEHAN, EDWARD Collector: THOMAS BOURNE Mailing MEEHAN WELL DRILLING Affiliation: LAB DIRECTOR Address: 338 ROUTE 130 UNIT 1 SANDWICH MA 02563 Type 'of Supply: Private Well Telephone : Well Depth: 77 FT Sample Location: 77 BERRY HOLLOW ROAD Date of Collection: 07/31/95 Town: MARSTONS MILLS Date of Analysis : 08/01/95 PARAMETER SAPI RESULT RECOMMENDED LIMITS Total Coliform Bacteria/100mL 0 0 p13 6 .4 Conductivity. (micromhos/cm) 90 500 Iron (ppm) 0 . 3 Nitrate-Nitrogen (ppm) < 0 . 1 10 . 0 Sodium (ppm) 20 . 0 Copper (ppm) 1 . 3 -29II� BASED ON THE ANALYSES PERFORMED, THE FOLLOWING ADVISORIES ARE GIVEN : Water sample meets the recommended limits for, drinking water of all above tested parameters . A., 0 Th.omals F . Bourne, Laborotory Director .;�L-'ct101-96,:_,11 :.35A Jacques N. Morin 1 -508-771-2116 P.03 AUG 04 95 09:09RM' BRRN GTT GUMMK.� Z1Mffbe91,:Z r.d4 Barnstable County Health and Environmental Laboratory Superior Court House, Route 6A P.O. Box 427 'Barnstable, MA 02630 ( 508) 362-2511 ext. 337 Volatile Organic Analysis Analytical Method: 502 . 2 Collection Date: 07/31/95 Date Received : 08/01/95 Analysis Date: 08/02/95 Client: -MEEHAN WELL DRILLING Mailing MEEHAN WELL DRILLING Sample Location: 77 Address: 338 ROUTE 130 UNIT 1 BERRY HOLLOW ROAD SANDWICH MA 02563 MAR5TONS MILLS Sample ID: 819502 Laboratory ID: 819502 Sample Description: PRIVATE WELL Compound Amount Detected (ug/L) Detection Limit . (ug/L) Benzene BRL 0 . 5 - Bromobenzene BRL 0 .5 Bromochloromethane BRL 0. 5 Bromodicbloromethane BRL 0. 5 Bromof orm BRL 0 .5 Bromomethane BRL 0 . 5 n-Butylbenzene BRL „C' _. sec-Butylbenzene BRL 0, 5 tert-Autylbenzene BRL 0 . 5 Carbon tetrachloride BRL 0 . 5 Chlorobenzane. BRL 0. 5 Chloroethane BRL 0 . 5 Chloroform 15 0 . 5 Cbloromethane BRL 0 .5 2-Chlorotoluene BRL 0 . 5 4^Chlorotoluene BRL 0. 5 Dibromochloromethane BRL 015 1, 2-Dib-romo-3-chloropropane BRL _ 0 .5 1 , 2-Dibromoethane B0 0 . 5 Dibromomethane BRL 0 . 5. 1, 2-Dichlorobenzel)e BRL 0 . 5 1 , 3-Dichlarobenzene BRL 0.5 1, 4-Dichlorobenzene aRL 0.5 Dichlorodifluoramethane BRL 0. 5 1 , 1-Dichloroethane BRL 0 , 5 1 , 2-Dichloroethane BRL 0 . 5 1, 1-Dichloroethene BRL 0 . 5 cis-1 , 2-Cibhloxoathene BRL 0 .5 trams-1 , 2-•Dichloroethane BRL. 0 . 5 \ 1 , 2-Di.chloropropane BRL 0 . 5 1, 3-Diahloropropane BRL 0. 5 2, 2-Dichloropropane BRL 10 . 5 1 ,1-Dichloropropene BRL 0. 5 cis-1 , 3-Dichloropropene BRL 0. 5 trans-1 , 3-Di.chloropropene BRL 0. 5 Ethylbenzene BRL 0 . 5 Mexachlorobutadiene BRL 0 . 5 Isopropylbenzene BRL 0 . 5 4-1sopropyltoiuene BRL 0 . 5 BRL: Below Reporting Limit -GctY01-96 �.1 :,35A Jac�uPs N. Morin 1-508-771-2116 P_04 f-1Ub U'q "7j l77 lYJt11'1 `O►1f[1 t. wi o-u�.� .�ww�.++.+v page 2 Sample ID: 819502 Laboratory ID: 81950a Compound Amount Detected (ug/L) , Detection Limit (ug/L) Methylene chloride BRL 0 . 5 Naphthalene BRL 0 , 5 Propylbenzene 5RL 6 . 5 Styrene _ BRL _ 0 . 5 1 , 1 , 1 ,2-Tetrachloroethane BRi,� 0 . 5 1 , 1 , 2 , 2-Tetrachlaroethane BRL 0 . 5 Tetrachloroetbene BRL ' 0 . � Toluene BRL 0 . 5 1, 2, 3-Trichlorobenzene BRL 0 . 5 1 ,2, 4-Trichlorobenzene BRL 0 . 5 1 ,1 , 1-Trichlorcethane BRL 0. 5 1 , 1 , 2-Trichloroethane BRL 0 . 5 Trichloroethene BRL 015 t 0R� e a L 0 . 5 Trichloroflt�or hne m 1 , 2, 3-Trichloropropane BRL 0.5 1 , 2,4-Trimethylbenzene SRL 0. 5 1 ,3, 5-Tiimethylbenzene BRL 0.5 Vinyl chloride BRL 0. 5 Total Xylenea BRL 0 . 5 BRL: Below Reportilig Limit Thomas F , Bourne, Laboratory Di.rector . Message Page 1 of 1 1 Crocker, Sharon From: Crocker, Sharon Sent: Thursday, April 08, 2010 4:11 PM To: Crocker, Sharon 1 Subject: FW: Berry Hollow Drive -----Original] Message----- From: McKean, Thomas Sent: Thursday, April 08, 2010 1:35 PM To: Crocker, Sharon Subject: FW: Berry Hollow Drive Sharon, Please send these homeowners copies of the Board of Health letter from years ago. TM ---Original Message----- From: Etsten, Jackie Sent: Wednesday, April 07, 2010 12:33 PM To: McKean, Thomas Cc: Buntich, JoAnne Subject: Berry Hollow Drive Hi Tom, the following lots at the end of Berry Hollow Drive were originally required by the Board of Health to have public water because of proximity to cranberry bogs. The Subdivision was approved in 1981 (Dan Hostetter). Over many years, the Planning Board negotiated improvements with developer. This is an update on the Berry Hollow Drive lots from COMM. J� A water main was installed and a fire hydrant installed in the cul-de-sac. The owner of one of the four houses on Berry Hollow Drive has paid to connect across their property to the public line, but according to COMM, the other three owners have not connected. 045047 104 BERRY HOLLOW DRIVE MORIN, JACQUES N& MARTHA M Parcel Info Vies 044019 105 BERRY HOLLOW DRIVE BLAZIS, GARY C & NANCY M Parcel Info Vie% 044018 117 BERRY HOLLOW DRIVE WILSON, SANDRA L & EDWARD F Parcel Info Viee 045048 120 BERRY HOLLOW DRIVE GREUEL, DAVID P & MARY A, TRS Parcel Info Vies Jackie Etsten, 508 862 4676, FAX 508-862-4725 Growth Management, 200 Main Street,Hyannis,MA 02601 4/12/2010 McKean, Thomas From: McKean, Thomas Sent: Monday, July 26, 2004 10:28 AM To: 'gblazis@comcast.net' Cc: Gatewood, Rob Subject: Town Water Recommended at Berry Hollow Drive I'm writing to support the request to provide public water lines to the homes and residents at Berry Hollow Drive, Marstons Mills. The four homes along this road are surrounded by actively used cranberry bogs, where pesticides/herbicides are regularly applied. Sampling and testing for herbicides in well water could be conducted; however it is not performed on a regular basis nor has it been performed at all of the homes along this road. Early in 1997, the cranberry farmer provided me documentation that the following pesticides/herbicides are used in these cranberry bogs: Devrinol, Casoran, Lorsban, Bravo 720, Diazinon, and Dithane F45. On June 26 1997, the Board of Health recommended testing for only two of the herbicides, Bravo and Casoran, four times per year at 104 Berry Hollow Drive. Finally on June 1, 2000, sampling and laboratory analyses were performed at 105 Berry Hollow Drive and at 117 Berry Hollow Drive for Bravo, Casoran, PCB, Dichlobenil, Chlorothalonil, and various other pesticides. The results showed "none detected." However, according to our records, further tests were not routinely performed after that date. The tests are known to be very expensive. Also, it is not known what was buried below ground or what was applied historically in this area (long before 1997). 1 myself would be concerned about drinking well water from an area surrounded by cranberry bogs—especially from wells which are not routinely and regularly tested for all of the possible contaminants present and the potential long term health implications which have been found to be potentially associated with such contaminants. Therefore, I recommend public water should be provided to the homes along Berry Hollow Drive, Marstons Mills. Sincerely, Thomas A. McKean, R.S., C.H.C. Director of Public Health Town of Barnstable 1 Bk 15417 Ps 160 �'65876 DEED RESTRICTION WHEREAS, Jacques Morin of 104 Berry Hollow Drive, Marstons Mills, MA is the owner of 104 Berry Hollow Drive, Marstons Mills, MA and being shown on a plan entitled "Subdivision of Land in M a r s t o n C :;i I . s , MA , Property of Jacques Morip- a et al, and duly recorded in Barnstable County Registry of Deeds in Plan Book 349 , Page 5 3-6 3 ; M WHEREAS, Jacques Morin as the owner of said lot has agreed with the Town of Barnstable Board of Health to a restriction as to the number of bedrooms which can be included at this property as a pre-condition to obtaining a building permit for this property; L WHEREAS, the Town of Barnstable Board of Health, as a pre-condition to authorizing the issuance of a building permit for the construction of a "pool house" is requiring that the agreement for the restriction on the number of o bedrooms at this property lot be put on record with the Barnstable County Registry of Deeds by recording this document, 0 NOW, THEREFORE, Jacques Morin does hereby place the following restriction 3-. on his above-referenced land in accordance with his agreement with the Town of 5. Barnstable Board of Health, which restriction shall run with the land and be binding upon all successors in title: cA ' 1. 104 Berry Hollow Drive, Marstons Mills, MA may have constructed upon this property a "pool house" and a home together containing a total no more than three (3) bedrooms. The number of bedrooms may be increased in the event the owner or his successor and assigns should obtain approvals for expansion of the septic system and/or approval of an innovative/alternative nitrogen reduction system approved by the Barnstable Board of Health and the MA Department of Environmental Protection should local Ordinance and State Regulations allow for such expansion(s) in the future. 2. Jacques Morin agrees that this shall be a permanent deed restriction affecting his property located at 104 Berry Hollow Drive, Marstons Mills MA, and being shown on the plan recorded in Plan Book 349 , Paged 5 3-6 3 For title of Jacques Morin see the following deed: Book 9 7 8 7 , Page 51 Executed as a sealed instrument this 26th day of.July 2002. o. . deedr APR 17 2001 11 : 53RM ROUGERU, BUTLER & LARGAY 508-778-6866 P. 1 ROUGEAU, BUTLER & LARGAY A PROFF,MIOMM ASSOCIATION 720 MAIN STREET HYANMS,MA.SSACHUSETTS 02601 Telephone Facsimile (508)7714230 (508)778-6866 FACSIMILE MESSAGE No. of Pages: (including this one) TO: Thomas McKean/Board of Health FROM: Richard P.Largay,Esq. FAX NO. 790-6304 DATE: April 17,2001 RE: Hostetter/Berry Holly Road,Marston Mills HAR 19 CUUU G: 40PM K0UGEAU, ti ll f L E k i4 LAR'GO AV50 --778-6866 P. 1 nv v vLrAi VT, y%J i�i1�&% %W T.uR�=n 720-MA-TN STREET HYANNIS,MASSACHUSETTS 02601 '�'eleihnne )~aCSimiie tSnRi T71-A110 (508)778-6866 FA'� r ctIkKTT 'V Aiv1vcaA,i --',711v1 uwS! 1�iliU►7cavL Ivo.of rages: i (incivaing`uu Inc) TO: Mr.Thomas McKean,Board of'Health FROM: -Richard P.Largay,Esq. FAY Nn- WO-611d IN A qrV '10 71-i1-11 Via 1 i%. ixiauvax i.V�rv.v a L(L` �JiA�ilCl IIUWaG�.�G� i T PINK is LUUU G: 40F M KUUGERU, BUTLER LRRGRY 50.6-7,7t1-666e p, c L_nrAl AFPILE� d e y e-sz - � 1 e�c rV_a ar lRVUt�GMV, o �I..LIi � U.�"�r1Ar - M rRVCG7iivl\Af.. wa�v�iry� - 120 MA-4 GTn�CT HYAMMS, MASSACHUSETTS "02601 r�nn �si_a2a� RICHARD N. ROUGEAU _ FACSIMILE WILLIAM P. BUTLER. III Cave) March 20,LUU 1 VIA FACSEMME only (508)790-6304 lvr ThnmAc MnYpnn Toone 1- R�rrael�bal�R�a�d of Health ,... 1D.V.jIVA JJ7 Hyannis,i ui vLuvi re.. r*_r�------_-Z wR-_--.. Re: Daniei Rostetter/CITY AULO{'Y Amu,IVILarst ohs ITta$Xi1F;Lusctw Dear Mr.McKean: My client, Mr. Daniel Hostetter, is still in discussions with abutting property owners regarding_ the instillation of town water to properties at Berry Hollow Road in Marstons MiUs; Massachusetts. As these negations are ongoing, we currently have nothing substantive to report to the Board of'Health. l respectively request that this muter be continued tc,•:the Anvil meeting; i a�ti'cawl)Vl'+�vr�S°i'air^vvuyi�e;«tivi3. tTe s... iy L'L Richard P. Largay UU RPUsh i Feb. 05 2000 2: I7PM HP LHSERJET 3200 500 778 6866 p. 2 f LAW OFFICES ROUGEAU. BUTLER & L.ARGAY A PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATION 720 MAIN STREET HYANNIS, MASSACHUSETTS 02601 (508) 771-4230 FACSIMILE RICHARD N. ROUGEAU (508) 778-6866 WILLIAM F. BUTLER. I11 RICHARD A LARGAY February 5,2001 VIA FACSIMILE only (508)790-6304 Mr.Thomas McKean Town of Barnstable Board of Health P.O.Box 534 Hyannis,MA 02601 Re: Daniel Hostetter/Berry Hollow Road,Marstons Mills,Massachusetts Dear Mr.McKean: My client, Mr. Daniel Hostetter, is still in discussions with abutting property owners regarding the installation of town water to properties at Berry Hollow Road in Marstons Mills, Massachusetts. As these negotiations are ongoing, we currently have nothing substantive to report to the Board of Health. I respectively request that this matter be continued to the March meeting. Thank you for your consideration. Very truly yours, Richard P. Largay RPL/sh i Feb. 05 2000 2: 17PM HP LRSERJET 3200 508 778 6866 p. 1 �Z) ir ROUG AU, BLT 1 Ljp LcAi i �Y E' A pROFESS[ONAL ASSOCIATION 720 IkIMN STREET IIfltANN1S,MASSACHUSETTS 02601 Facsimile Telephone (508)778-6866 (508) 771-4230 r ACSImILF, MESSAGE No. of Pages: 2 (including this one) TO: THOMAS MCKEAN,BOARD OF HEALTH FROM: Richard P.Largay,Escl, FAX NO. 790-6304 DATE: February 5,2001 P,E- Hostetter/Berry Hollow Road,Mi arstons Mlas Letter attached APR 17 2001 11 : 53AM ROUGERU, BUTLER & LRRGRY 508-778-6866 p. 2 " LAW OFFICES ROUGEAU, BUTLER & LARGAY A PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATION 407 NORTH STREET HYANNIS, MASSACHUSETTS 02601 RICHARD M. ROUGEAU C308) 771-4230 WILLIAM F. BUTLER. III FACSIMILE RICHARD P. LARGAY (5081 778-6866 April 17,2001 VIA FACSIMELLE only (508) 790-6304 Mr.Thomas McKean Town of Barnstable Board of Health P.O.Box 534 -- Hyannis,MA.02601 Re: Daniel Hostetter/Berry Hollow Road,Marstons Mills,Massachusetts Dear Mr. McKean: My client, Mr. Daniel Hostetter,"is still in discussions with abutting property owners regarding the instillation of town water to properties at Berry Hollow Road in Marstons Mills, Massachusetts. As these negations are ongoing, we currently have nothing substantive to report to the Board of Health. I respectively request that this ' matter be continued to the June meeting. Thank you for your consideration. Very truly yours, Richard P.Largay RPL/sh U �t- c�� 0, F 0 2�� APR ��/�.�J �✓.�"�,.�, C�, /1 Cam.S iii ((jj ii ij( �_ �• 'ilrFl�i/!)f1!!!�I'!!!!!!11)1!!l/�ilia!!l4l�!!1!t(11F�tl1!l1F� 10-3 t i i► i i i i i i i THIS ENVELOPE IS RECYCLABLE AND MADE WITH 100% RECYCLED PAPER, 30% POST-CONSUMER CONTENT Date: April 19, 2001 To: Susan G. Rask Chairman, Board of Health Town of Barnstable From: Jim O'Glishen 123 Miller Street Franklin, MA 02038 RE: Underground Storage Tank at 143 Miller Street Dear Ms. Rask; • �� I am responding to a letter I received on March 5, 2001 from Thomas McKean regarding an underground storage tank located at 143 Chase Street in Hyannis MA. Upon receiving the letter I called Mr. McKean and informed him that I had no knowledge of an underground storage tank located at 143 Chase Street. When 1 purchased the property in December of 1988 there was an oil fired heating system with an oil tank in the basement supplying the oil. I asked Mr. McKean how to proceed to determine if there is in fact a tank in the yard. He faxed me a layout depicting where the tank should be, I went to that location with a metal detector and a shovel. I scanned the area and found no trace of any metal object or a fill or vent pipe. I called Mr. McKean back and notified hum of my findings. He suggested that I write you a letter explaining the situation and see how we can resolve it. Please contact me so that we can resolve this issue. Thank you, JAO'G hen (508) 520-0451 0 Date: April 19, 2001 To: Susan G. Rask Chairman, Board of Health Town of Barnstable From: Jim O'Glishen 123 Miller Street Franklin, MA 02038 RE: Underground Storage Tank at 143 Miller Street Dear Ms. Rask; I am responding to a letter I received on March 5, 2001 from Thomas McKean regarding an underground storage tank located at 143 Chase Street in Hyannis MA. Upon receiving the letter I called Mr. McKean and informed him that I had no knowledge of an underground storage tank located at 143 Chase Street. When I purchased the property in December of 1988 there was an oil fired heating system with an oil tank in the basement supplying the oil. I asked Mr. McKean how to proceed to determine if there is in fact a tank in the yard. He faxed me a layout depicting where the tank should be, I went to that location with a metal detector and a shovel. J scanned the area and found no trace of any metal object.or a fill or vent pipe. I called Mr. McKean back and notified him of my findings. He suggested that I write you a letter explaining the situation and see how we can resolve it. Please contact me so that we can resolve this issue. Thank you, G J" 'Glishen (508) 520-0451 Date: April 19, 2001 To: Susan G. Rask Chairman, Board of Health Town of Barnstable From: Jim O'Glishen 123 Miller Street Franklin, MA 02038 RE: Underp-round Storage Tank at 143 Miller Street Dear Ms. Rask; I am responding to a letter I received on March 5, 2001 from Thomas McKean regarding an underground storage tank located at 143 Chase Street in Hyannis MA. Upon receiving the letter I called Mr. McKean and informed him that I had no knowledge of an underground storage tank located at 143 Chase Street. When I purchased the property in December of 1988 there was an oil fired heating system with an oil tank in the basement supplying the oil. I asked Mr. McKean how to proceed to determine if there is in fact a tank in the yard. He faxed me a layout depicting where the tank should be, I went to that location with a metal detector and a shovel. I scanned the area and found no trace of any metal object or a fill or vent pipe. I called Mr. McKean back and notified him of my findings. He suggested that I write you a letter explaining the situation and see how we can resolve it. Please contact me.so that we can resolve this issue. Thank you, T �Glishen (508) 520-0451 Date: April 19, 2001 To: -Susan G. Rask Chairman, Board of Health Town of Barnstable From: Jim O'Glishen 123 Miller Street Franklin, MA 02038 RE: Under&6und Storage Tank at 143 Miller Street Dear Ms. Rask; I am responding to a letter I received on March 5, 2001 from Thomas McKean regarding an underground storage tank located at 143 Chase Street in Hyannis MA. Upon receiving the letter I called Mr. McKean and informed him that I had no knowledge of an underground storage tank located at 143 Chase Street. When I purchased the property in December of 1988 there was an oil fired heating system with an oil tank in the basement supplying the oil. I asked Mr. McKean how to proceed to determine if there is in fact a tank in the yard. He faxed me a layout depicting where the tank should be, I went to that location with a metal detector and a shovel. I scanned the area and found no trace of any metal object or a fill or vent pipe. I called Mr. McKean back and notified him of my findings. He suggested that I write you a letter explaining the situation and see how we can resolve it. Please contact me so that we can resolve this issue. Thank you, Q T �'Gli�shen (508) 520-0451 r - RECEIVE, LAW OFFICES j ROUGEAU, BUTLER & LARGAY A PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATION 1407 NORTH STREET HYANNIS, MASSACHUSETTS 02601 BLE RICHARD N. ROUGEAU (508) 771-4230 FACSIMILE WILLIAM F. BUTLER, 111 (508) 778-6866 RICHARD P. LARGAY May 3, 2001 Mr. Thomas McKean Town of Barnstable Board of Health P.O. Box 534 Hyannis, MA 02601 Re: Berry Hollow Road Dear Tom: This letter is to follow up my voice mail message which I left for you on Thursday, May 3'. It is my understanding that you have a meeting scheduled with Dan Hostetter on Friday, May 4`h, at 2:30 P.M. to discuss the installation of municipal water to certain lots on Berry Hollow Road. Jacques Morin, who is a resident of Berry Hollow Road has scheduled a meeting with owners of an adjoining subdivision to discuss the installation of gas and water to lots on Berry Hollow Road from the adjoining subdivision. That meeting is scheduled for Saturday morning at 10:00 A.M. A copy of the Notice for that:meeting is attached to this letter. I am writing to request that the meeting for Friday at 2:30 P.M. be postponed until after the Saturday meeting with the residents from the adjoining subdivision. I will call you on Monday, May 7th, to report on that meeting and to reschedule the meeting with Mr. Hostetter. Please let me know if this is acceptable. Thank you for your consideration. Very truly yours, t Richard P. Largay RPL:lr Enclosure 05/02/2001 15: 19 5084281974 HOSTETTER REALTY PAGE 02 I I JACQUES N. NIORXN 104 Berry Hollow Dave Marston Mills, Masrachw5ttt+4.02648 (SOS)420.1260 hit:x: (508)4M27M RESIDENTS OF BOG BERRY ROAD My name is Jacques Morin. 1 live at 104,perry Hollow Road. (Adjacent to your subde{vision) Sometime last 1311 1 approached most of you asking for your permission to have. the Cias company install a gas line running f orn Bog Berry thtough the 15' Open Space strip between the two lots which are adjacent to Gary Blazis Kfio ,xl.,u lives on Berry Hollow Drive. .1 run grcatful that all that I talked to said that would be wiling to give their consent. The developer of Whisticbcrry, Mr. Daniel llosencr, was required as part of his appro I of Whistleberry to bring municiral water to all approved lots. Berry Hollow Road never g t done and there is no water main on Bog Road. The lack of a public water supply for.fine saf y as well as the fact we live(in a bog which has its periodic applications ol'pe ticides continues td he of Concern it) u:� msidaits. Mr. Hostetter has expressed his willingness to supply water to Bert);Hollow Road. T closest water casement shut the Cent-Ust.-Marsions Mills Water District owns is on Bog Betry Roud. As a resident of$crry Hollow Road,and as one already h-r-i,ng discussed the gws easement with mosf ol'you, he has asked firr me to set up an appointment with)'ou at 10:00 A.M. this Satttr0ay May 5, 2001 at the cul-de,sae on Bog Berry Read to discuss,jtiliration of the same open spay c , casement ror the purposes ol'prcviding municipal water to Berry Hollow Roud. Mr. I.1#sta:ttcr has Lzsuied me he would mitigate ally trenching within that.casement. Additionally, as t of your willingness to consent to the i utalLi►ion he has agreed to Lmdncape the cul-de-sac m Bog Berry Road. i hope we can discuss these matters in full this Saturday. Please pher►.e if you wdl not be able to attend or should you have any questions beforehand, i ctcly, Jacques N. Morin cc: All. Betty Hollow Drive Residents May 2. 2001 t 'd 9112- ILL-809 RjjaaaQA dCT :Cn In 7n CPU OCT 17 '00 01:57PM UMASS DART LIB P.1 Stephen R.L.Farrsr 860 River Road,POB 1179 Marston&Mills,Ma 02648 508428-5226 sfarrar@capecod.net Qciober I7:2000 Thomas Mckean Susan Trask Health Department Town of Barnstable Hyannis,Ma RE: Waiver of Town Water Requirement for Berry Hollow Road,Marstons Mills. Dear Board of Health: I am unable to make tonight's meeting where D. Hostetter will seek a waiver from the requirement to supply town water to the houses on Berry Hollow Road. I urge you to grant this waiver. My reasoning is the following points.I understand in prior talks with the town that the cost will be prohibitive, $50,000 or more. I also understand that the Planning Board has not placed a requirement on Mr.Hostetter to bring water in to the houses on Berry Hollow Rd. Another very important issue is that the Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection has placed a superceding order of conditions on this road, file# SE-3—2589.This order of conditions does not allow for this type of work to be done on or around the road. In the unlikely event that the Board should require Mr. Hostetter to pipe water to the houses on Berry Hollow Rd I would have to appeal that decision to the DEP. In the event town water is supplied to the houses on Berry Hollow Rd I will expect the Board(and involved contractors)to work with me closely so that my property is not negatively impacted or damaged. Sincerely, Stephen Robert Lovell Farrar a Daniel C. Hostetter 770 A Main Street Osterville, Ma. 02655 March 5, 2000 Mr. John McKeon Barnstable Board of Health Town Building North Street Hyannis, Ma. 02601 Dear Mr. McKeon: Thank you for taking the time last week to discuss the Bog Hollow Road issue with me. I didn't realize that you never received the results from the well testing on lots 79 and 80 on Bog Hollow Road. The homes located on these lots are owned by Mr. Sheehan and Mr. Blazis respectively. Since we did the testing in 1997, the other two lots located on Bog Hollow Road have been built upon. I would like to take you chronologically through the development of Whistleberry and how it relates to the installation of town water on Bog Hollow Road. 1981- The Barnstable Planning Board approves Whistleberry. Precisely at this time C.O.-M.M. Water District is installing water on Old Mill Road. Old Mill Road runs along the entrance of Whistleberry Road. One of the conditions of the approval of the subdivision from the Board of Health was that we hook up to the newly installed water mains on Old Mill Road. We agreed to do this and-currently all of the lots on Whistleberry Road have town water. Lots 77,78,795and 80 are located on Bog Hollow Road and did not have town water available at that time. Town water was not installed on River Road until much later. 1985-1986- We sell lots 79 and 80 and ask that all 4 lots located on Bog Hollow Road be released from covenant from the Planning Board. The Planning Board releases the covenant on all 4 lots. 1990-1993 Although the road layout on Bog Hollow Road is less than the required width, we negotiated a development agreement with the planning board and Mr. Sheehan and Mr. Blazis to improve Bog Hollow Road with M pavement and drainage. We agreed to do this so that we could have the remaining 4 lots in Whistleberry released from covenant. During these negotiations, Mr. Sheehan and Mr. Blazis agreed that the town water was a "non-issue" and not to pursue them with us. I have enclosed a copy of the minutes of the June 22, 1992 Planning Board meeting. 1996- We complete asphalt and drainage on Bog Hollow Road in compliance with the development agreement with the Town. 1997- After completing the items on Steve Seymour's punch list, we again request to have the lots released from covenant. At the meeting to discuss the release, through the urging of Mr. Blazis and Mr. Sheehan, the Town asked if we would test the wells of the two residents. We agreed to do the testing and have enclosed those results for your review. In conclusion, we feel that the town water hookup was intended to include each and every lot in the main subdivision off Old Mill Road. To the best of our knowledge, the town had never insisted that a developer bring water a distance of over 3 miles to a site that included 1 acre lots. Also, if the wells are not a problem, the lots had been released, the residents agreed that we do not have to install water, we have signed a development agreement without the mention of installing town water, why should we be forced to bring water to these lots? I have worked with Steve Seymour for over 10 years to try to get these lots released. I have done everything the Town has asked. I would request the Board of Health to agree with me as to my understanding of the original conditions. Thank you for your consideration and look forward to hearing from you. Sincerely, Daniel C. Hostetter 03/05/2000 16:57 5084281974 HOSTETTER REALTY PAGE 01 ruled on the issue of whether or not failure of consideration or a letter of credit or a bond caused an automatic reversion to a covenant. C. Cooperrider stated that the bank thinks the Board can not do anything but issue the permit. Attorney Ford expressed concern that if the Board was disposed to do otherwise than issue the building permit tonight, that the Board consider continuing their vote until the next hearing date so that he would have an opportunity to appear and present his argument. Attorney Ford did want me to convey that the bank has a buyer contingent on the building permit and they have already lost one buyer. A MOTION was duly made by R. Freedman and seconded by G. Zoto to deny the request based on the fact that there is an incomplete road, however, and the Board agreed to postpone the vote until July 13, 1992 when the attori,ey can be present to state his case. Voted_ unanimously to table the vote until next meeting. July 13, 1992. SUBDIVISION #680 CRANBERRY BLOSSOM TRUST Letter from William Crowell requesting release of Lot #3. Town has $20,000.00 cash security. S. Seymour's report, dated 12/16/91, was read into the record. A MOTION was duly made by J. McKenna and seconded by R. Freedman to approve the release of Lot #3, based on the fact that the Town has additional security to finish the subdivision.. Voted unanimously. DISCUSSION SUBDIVISION #454 - WRISTLEBERRY Request by the Planning Board to meet with Daniel Hostetter, developer of the Whistleberry subdivision - Mr. Hostetter was to provide estimated costs of construction of Berry Hollow Road. C. Cooperrider asked Mr. Blazis if he had been given a copy of the letter from D. Hostetter. (see attached) Mr. Blazis stated that he had received a copy. C. Cooperrider asked the residents of Berry Hollow to respond to the letter. Mr. Johnson stated that he was president of the Whistleberry Residents Association and drafted a letter in response (see attached) Item one, we accept in general, the other two items that we have put in the letter, we try to motivate the process they could be done as soon as possible, you will note in the second and third paragraph with respect to items two and four we would like to propose some sort of a method where the lot would be released for example when it's sold but that then the work could be done and not have all the lots released and of course we would be back trying to Planning Board Minutes 6/22/92 Page 5 03/05/2000 16:57 5084281974 HOSTETTER REALTY PAGE 02 ensure that the work is done. The spirit of this letter is an intent to try and ensure that we could get this to a satisfactory completion. The Resident's Association met Sunday night and drafted this letter, we only had a few days where we had D. Hostetters letter in hand. C. Cooperrider noted that this is an initial response and the association has not had a chance to get together to discuss this back and forth. However, C. Cooperrider stated that the association should be aware of a letter dated. June 19, 1992 from S. ,Seymour, the project engineer. This letter is in response to Mr. Hostetter's letter and we have not had a change to talk to Mr. Seymour yet. (see attached) C. Cooperrider felt that Mr. Seymour was bringing the road width to everyone's attention that from an engineer's prospective, it is going to be a narrow road. fie did not make any recommendations. Mr. Hostetter proposed a 12 foot road and feels that it is adequate and there will not be that much traffic on it. Be stated that he was not in a financial position to start the work today, my idea would be that as soon as a lot is sold, take those funds and do the work that the association expects us to do. The figure of $25,000.00 is necessary to do a first class job to do the road according to the specifications of the Town. One of the biggest expenses will be the removal of the existing road and properly disposing of the asphalt. Both Mr. Sheehan and Mr. Blazis agreed that the water and the underground utilities are a non issue. They agreed not to pursue them with Mr. Hostetter. C. Cooperrider stated that everyone is agreed to the letter except for the fourth paragraph, and asked the parties to get everyone together and resolve the gap that is there. J. McKenna stated that a fair compromise would be to offer to make the allowance against the lots for the full amount provided the road was completed by a certain fixed date, say November, 1992. This would give Mr. Hostetter an incentive and reduce that by $1,000 each month for every month over the fixed date. C. Cooperrider felt that there is a need for flexibility. C. Cooperrider reiterated that the Board ,has a role with regard to permitting aspect of that roadway construction if it does come to pass, especially in terms of working with the Conservation Commission to make sure the pewits go through smoothly_ . We will work as hard as we can to facilitate what you folks agree upon, so long as its reasonable. He asked R. Schernig to have a member of his staff check with the DPW to find out why they will no longer Planning Board Minutes 6122/92 Page 6 03/05/2000 16:57 5084281974 HOSTETTER REALTY PAGE 03 plow the road after its improved, since they have been plowing it in an unimproved condition. SUBDIVISION #106 CEDAR STREET WEST SARNSTABLE REALTY TRUST Request from P. O'Connell to release lots 120 13, 18 and 30 S. Seymour's report was read into the record. SUBDIVISION #730 BERKSHIRE TO THE CAPE REALTY TRUST Acceptance of covenant and endorsement of plan. Request from P. O'Connell to release lots 50, 51 and 52 C. Cooperrider stated that the problem was that the Board is being asked to release lots that are under covenant so that Mr. O'Connell can sell the lots. The Board should have a recorded statement of conditions to go with the approval.. It will state specifically conditions to be record and noted reference on the plan with respect to these two lots in question saying that no building permit will be issued until the driveways have been constructed in conformance with the subdivision control rules and regulations set forth right in statement of conditions, whatever S. Seymour referenced. Reference his letter and also DPW standards that enforce the part of the building permit process. The Board needs specific standards given to us as to what S. Seymour expects to be done to that driveway so someone can go out and inspect it and say yes it has been done it is perfect and that is just what we want. J. Etsten stated that a note can be placed in the file. The quickest way handle this is to have Mr. O'Connell, if he is agreeable, to have that note that you have just officially dictated, if he would have his engineer put it on the plan and then have a covenant prepared which reflects that condition and the lots that S. Seymour has enumerated because the Board has a slightly different list. C. Cooperrider stated that the Board should issue a covenant and a statement of conditions. Mr. O'Connell stated that if the Board puts the lots under covenant obviously, he can't sell them until the Board releases them. The driveway can't be built until the house is built. He stated that both he and S. Seymour worked very hard to get this language just right for the Board. He intends to put this right on the deed anyway. He doesn't want the responsibility for the private way either. The deed will state this on both those two lots, that it is a private way to be constructed and maintained and forever private. C. Cooperrider stated that the only problem that he can see is that he wants Mr. O'Connell to be responsible for doing those driveways, not the homeowner. The Board approved the Planning Board Minutes 6122/92 Page 7 MAR-81-00, WED 15 :49 ENVIROTEGH LABS 506 086 6446 P. 02 ENVIROTECH LABORATORIES, INC, . MA Cer.No.:M-MA 063 449 Rte.130 Sandwich, MA 02563 (508)888-04601800-339.6460 FAX(500)889-6446 CLIENT: Dan Hostetter LOCATION: Blazis ADDRESS: 710A Main St. 105 Berry Hollow Rd. Ostervilie MA Marstons Mills MA COLLECTED BY: Client SAMPLE DATE: 4-29-97 SAMPLE TIME: NIA WATER SAMPLE TYPE: Existing Well DATE RECEIVED: 4-29-97 L AB I.D.#: 97-4487 WELL SPECS.: NIA RESULTS OF ANALYSIS: Parameters Units Recommended Results Method Limits Coliform bacteria /100ml 0 0 92228 PH pH units 6.5-8.5 6.40 4500 H+ Conductance umhos/cm 500 94 120.1 Sodium mg/L 28.0 7,0 200.7 Nitrate-N/Nitrite-N mg/L 10.0 0.44 4500-NO3 E Iron mg/L 0.3 <0.02 200.7 Manganese mrq/L 0.05 0.016 200.7 Hardness mg/L 500 26.8 200.7 Sulfate mg/L 250 14.7 376.4 Potassium mg/L 20.0 0.7 200.7 Alkalinity mg/L 200 21.2 2320 B Chloride mg/L 250 12.0 4500-CI L Turbidity NTU 5.0 0,14 2130 0 Color APC units 15.0 < 1.0 2120 B Magnesium mg/L N/A 1.4 200.7 Calcium mg/L N/A 8.4 200.1 COMMENTS: pH is below recommended limit and may cause corrosive characteristics. YES WATER IS SUITABLE FOR DRINKING PURPOSES FOR PARAMETERS TESTED. Ronald J.S-aaA Laboratory Di ector <=less than >=greater than TNTC=too numerous to count 03/07/2000 17:19 5084281974 HOSTETTER REALTY PAGE 01 ENVIROTECH LABORATORIES, INC. MA Cer. No.:M-MA 063 449 Rto.130 Sandwich, MA 02563 (508)888-6460 1800-339-6460 FAX(508) 888-6446 CLIENT: Dan Hostetter LOCATION: Sheehan ADDRESS: 770A Main St. Berry j1ollow Rd. Osterville MA Marstons Mills MA COLLECTED BY: Client SAMPLE DATE: 4-29-97 SAMPLE TIME: N/A WATER SAMPLE TYPE: Existing Well DATE RECEIVED: 4-29-97 LAB I.D.#: 97-4486 WELL SPECS.: WA RESULTS OF ANALYSIS: Parameters Units Recommended Results Method Limits Coliform bacteria /100m1 0 0 9222 B PH PH units 0.5-8.5 6.25 4500 H+ Conductance umhos/cm 500 87 120.1 Sodium mg/L 28.0 6.5 200.7 Nitrate-Nftlrite-N mg/L 10.0 0.30 4500-NO3 E Iron mg/L 0.3 < 0.02 200.7 Manganese mg/L 0.05 0.014 200.7 Hardness mg/L 500 20.9 200.7 Sulfate mg/L 250 11.1 375.4 Potassium mg/L 20.0 0.6 200.7 Alkalinity mg/L 200 16.8 2320 B Chloride mg/L 250 12.5 4500-CI L Turbidity NTU 5.0 0.11 2130 B Color APC units 15.0 <1.0 21208 Magnesium mg/L N/A 1.3 200.7 Calcium mg/L N/A 6.2 200.7 1 N COMMENTS: PH is below recommended limit and may have corrosive characteristics. YES WATER IS SUITABLE FOR DRINKING PURPOSES FOR PARAMETERS TESTED. Date l �' lion Id J.9 1 Laboratory I ctor <=less than . >=greater than TNTC=too numerous to count 4 Nov. 07 2000 11 : 07RM Rougeau, Butler a Largay 508-778-6866 p. 1 ROUGEAU, BUTLER & LARGAY A PROFESSIONAL ASSOCiAnON 720 MAIN STREET HYANNIS,MASSACHUSETTS 02601 Telephone Facsimile (508)771.4230 (508)778-6866 FACSIMILE MESSAGE No.of Pages: 2 (including this one) TO: THOMAS MCKEAN,BOARD OF HEALTH FROM: Richard P.Largay,Esq. FAX NO. 790-6304 DATE: November 7,2000 RE: Hostetter,Berry Hollow Road,Merstons Mills Letter attached. Dec. 07 2000 12: 12PM Rougeau, Butler a Largay 508-778-6866 p.2 LAW OFFICES ROUGEAU, BUTLER & LARG" A PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATION 720 MAIM STREET HYANNIS, MASSAC14USETTS 02601 (SOS) 771-4230 RICHARD N. ROUGEAU FACSIMILE WILLIAM F_ BUTLER. 111 (508) 77W,4066 RICHARD P. LARGAY December 7,2000 VIA FACSIMILE only (508)7"-6304 Mr.Thomas McKean Town of Barnstable Board of Health P.O.Box 534 Hyannis,MA 02601 Re: Daniel Hostetter/Berry Hollow Road,Marston Mills,Massachusetts Dear Mr.McKean: My client, Mr. Daniel Hostetter, is still in discussions with abutting property owners regarding the installation of town water to properties at Berry Hollow Road in Marstons Mills, Massachusetts. As these negotiations are ongoing, we currently have nothing substantive to report to the Board of Health. I respectively request that this matter be continued to the February meeting. . Thank you for your consideration. Very truly yours, w Richard P.Largay RPL/sh J Dec. 07 2000 2: 12PM Rougeau, Butler & Largay 508-778-6866 p. 1 ROUGEAU, BUTLER & LARGAY A PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATION 720 MAIN STREET HYANNIS,MASSACHUSETTS 02601 Telephone Facsimile (508)7714230 (508)778-6866 FACSIMILE MESSAGE No. of Pages: 2 (including this one) TO: THOMAS McKEAN FROM: Richard P.Largay,Esq. FAX NO. 790-6304 DATE: December 7,2000 RE: December 7,2000 Hearing Letter attached. DAMEL C. HOSTETTER 770A Main Street Osterville, MA 02655 Tel.: (508) 420-0644 Fax: (508) 428-1974 June 15, 2000 Mr. Thomas McKeon Barnstable Board of Health Town Building 367 Main Street Hyannis, MA 02601 Dear Mr. McKeon: Enclosed please find the results of the recent testing done on the Blazis and Sheehan wells. Would you please schedule an appointment with the Board of Health at its earliest convenience to discuss this data. Thank You. Sincerely, Daniel C. Hostetter DCH/jm THE FOLLOWING IS/ARE THE BEST IMAGES FROM POOR QUALITY ORIGINALS) I M A/- CL� DATA S TIME AM TO ;, ! DATE ' PM + P' AREA CODE FROM L ���� Zl NO. OF 01, E SIGNED ❑ GALL REj PHONED) VI� __: ❑ i PHO BACK❑ CAI . Fyn I Ic &Ju� 41 /o z f i ENVIROTECHLABORATORIES,INC. MA CERT.NO.:M-MA 063 449 Rte. 130 Sandwich, ilfA 02563 508(888-6460) 1-800-339-6460 FAX(508)888-6446 CLIENT: Hostetter Realty LOCATION: 105 Bog Hollow Rd ADDRESS: 770A Main St Marston's Mills MA Osterville MA 02655 .( Blazis) COLLECTED BY: R Saari/Env SAMPLE DATE: 5/16/2000 SAMPLE TIME: 8:55 WATER SAMPLE TYPE: Existing Well DATE RECEIVED: 5/16/2000 LAB I.D. #: 0005346 WELL SPECS.: N/A RESULTS OF ANALYSIS: Parameters Units Recommended Results Method Date Analyzed Limits Coliform bacteria /100ml 0 0 9222 B 5/16/2000 PH pH units 6.5-8.5 5.90 4500 H+ 5/16/2000 Conductance umhos/cm 500 138 120.1 5/16/2000 Nitrate-N mg/L 10.0 2.12 300.0 5/16/2000 Nitrite-N mg/L 1.00 < 0.003 300.0 5/16/2000 Sodium mg/L 28.0 13.9 200.7 5/17/2000 Iron mg/L 0.3 0.005 200.7 5/17/2000 Manganese mg/L 0.05 < 0.001 200.7 5/17/2000 Potassium mg/L 20.0 1.0 200.7 5/17/2000 Calcium mg/L NIA 5.7 200.7 5/17/2000 Magnesium mg/L N/A 3.1 200.7 5/17/2000 Hardness(as CaCO3) mg/L 500 27.0 200.7 5/17/2000 Alkalinity mg/L 200 9.2 2320 B 5/16/2000 Sulfate mg/L 250 7.6 300.0 5/16/2000 Chloride mg/L 250 26.2 300.0 5/16/2000 Color APC units 15.0 < 5.0 2120 B 5/16/2000 Turbidity NTU 5.0 0.07 2130 B 5/16/2000 Free CO2 mg/L 50 19.8 4500-CO2 D 5/17/2000 Pesticides/PCB* ug/L N/A none detected 8180A/8082 6/1/2000 Bra vo(Chlorothalonil)* ug/L N/A none detected 8081A 6/1/2000 Casoran(Dichlobenil)* ug/L N/A none detected 8081A 6/1/2000 *see attached COMMENTS: Low pH indicates high corrosive characteristics. WATER MEETS EPA STANDARDS AND IS SUITABLE FOR DRINKING PURPOSES FOR PARAMETERS TESTED. <_less than _ � - Date / Lrti >=greater than R Wald J. Saari TNTC=too numerous to count La oratory D' ctor i EAWROTECHLABORA TORTES,INC. IYIA CERT.NO.:M-MA 063 449 Rte. 130 Sandzvrch, MA 02563 508(888-6460) 1-800-339-6460 FAX(508)888-6446 CLIENT. Hostetter Realty LOCATION: 117 Bog Hollow Rd ADDRESS: 770A Main St Osterville MA 02655 Marston's Mills MA COLLECTED BY. R Saari /Env SAMPLE DATE: 5/16/2000 WATER SAMPLE TYPE: ExistingWell SAMPLE TIME: 9:05 DATE RECEIVED: 5/16/2000 LAB I.D. # 0005345 WELL SPECS.: N/A RESULTS OF ANALYSIS: Parameters Units Recommended Results Method Date Analyzed Limits Colifonn bacteria !100ml 0 0 PH 9222 B 5/16/2000 Conductance PH units 6.5-8.5 6.40 4500 H+ 5/16/2000 umhos/cm 500 84 Nitrate-N m /L 10 120.1 5/16/2000 0 Nitrite-N g 0.281 300.0 5/16/2000 Sodium mg/L 1.00 < 0.003 300.0 5/16/2000 Iron mg/L 28.0 8.4 200.7 5/17/2000 Manganese mg/L 0.3 < 0.005 200.7 5/17/2000 mg/L 0.05 < 0.001 200.7 5/17/2000 Potassium mg/L 20.0 Calcium 0.2 200.7 5/17/2000 mg/L N/A 2.2 200.7 5/17/2000 Magnesium mg/L N/A Hardness(as CaCO3) mg/L 500 29. 200.7 5/17/2000 Alkalinity mg/L 200 13.1 200.7 5/17/2000 Sulfate 1.5 2320 B 5/16/2000 mg/L 250 12. 300.0 5/16/2000 Chloride mg/L 250 Color 12.6 300.0 5/16/2000 APC units 15.0 < 5.0 2120 B 5/16/2000 Free CO2 Turbidity NTU 5.0 0.09 2130 B 5/16/2000 mg/L 50 PesScides/PCB* 17.1 4500-CO2 D 5/17/2000 Braticide IpCB*lonil * ug/L N/A None detected 8180A/8082 6/1/2000 ug/L N/A None detected Casoran* ug/L N/A None detected 8081A 6/1/2000 8081A 6/1/2000 *see attached COMMENTS: pH is below recommended limit and may have corrosive characteristics. WATER MEETS EPA STANDARDS AND IS SUITABLE FOR DRINKING PURPOSES FOR PARAMETERS TESTED. I <=less than >=greater than Date TNTC=too numerous to count L aid a S ri 7- Laborato Dir ctor r EPA METHOD 8081A / 8082 PESTICIDES AND PCB's BC# 126905 PO # 7319 Project: Bog Hollow Results in ug/L #0005345-117 Aldrin ND < 0.1 a-BHC ND < 0.1 b-BHC ND < 0.1 -BHC ND < 0.1 d-BHC ND < 0.1 Chlordane ND < 0.1 4,4-DDT ND < 0.1 4,4-DDE ND < 0.1 4,4-DDD ND < 0.1 Dieldrin ND < 0.1 1-Endosulfan ND < 0.1 11-Endosulfan ND < 0.1 Endosulfan Sulfate ND < 0.1 Endrin ND < 0.1 Endrin Aldehyde ND < 0.1 Heptachlor ND < 0.1 Heptachlor Epoxide ND < 0.1 Toxa hene ND < 0.1 Methoxychlor ND < 0.1 PCB-1016 ND < 0.5 PCB-1221 ND < 0.5 PCB-1232 ND < 0.5 PCB-1242 ND < 0.5 PCB-1248 ND < 0.5 PCB-1254 ND < 0.5 PCB-1260 , ND < 0.5 BARON CONSULTING CO. HARRY AGAHIGIAN,Ph.D.,DIRECTOR analytical services P.O.BOX 3337, MILFORD, CT 06460 June 6, 2000 Mr., Ron Saari Envirotech Laboratories, Inc. 449 Rte. 130 S. Sandwich, MA 02563 RE: Analysis of two waters collected 5/16/00 and received 5/18/00 PO# 7319 BC# 126905 Project: BOG Hollow 0005345/117 0005346/105 Analyst Date Analyzed Chlorothalonil ND<0.1 ND<0.1 JGH 6/1/00 Dichlobenil ND<0.1 1 ND<0.1 JGH 6/1/00 Above values expressed as ug/L (ppb) The samples were analyzed for additional pesticides by EPA Method 8081A on 6/1/00 by JGH. The results are listed on the following pages expressed as ug/L (ppb). Please review the data and contact us if you have any questions or wish more infor-ration. /��' Chemlst . Hatton JGH/dc _ Reviewed by: This report is submitted with the understanding that it is not to be reproduced for advertising or other purposes over our signature without express written permission from us. We do not accept any liability concerning the use of these results. NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR SAMPLES LEFTOVER 30 DAYS AFTER RECEIPT OF REPORT. Connecticut Public Health Laboratory No.0440 EPA Number CT015 P.IHA and AIHA ELLAP Accredited Laboratory No.6951 LABORATORY LOCATED AT 273 PEPE'S FARM ROAD,MILFORD, CT 06460 (203) 874-5678 FAX: (203) 874-7863 The Town of Barnstable I 31msTAm i Department of Health, Safety and Environmental Services o 639- Public Health Division 367 Main Street,Hyannis,MA 02601 Office 508-790-6265 Thomas A.McKean FAX 508-775-3344 Director of Public Health August 26, 1997 r a Richard P. La gu y, Es quire 720 Main Street Hyannis, MA 02001 RE: Whistleberry Subdivision Dear Mr. Larguay: This letter is to clarify the recommendations of the Board of Health regarding testing of herbicides at Berry Hollow Drive. Two herbicides, Bravo and Casoran; should be tested on a quarterly basis, (four times each year) at Lots 77 and 78 Berry Hollow Drive. Please recall that I notified you by telephone on June 26, 1997 of these recommendations. At this time, the Board of Health is awaiting testing result information from you in this regard. Sincerely yours, 2� Thomas A. McKean Director of Public Health Town of Barnstable TM/bcs berry DAIVIEL C. HOSTETTER 770A Main Street Osterville, MA 02655 Tel.: (508) 420-0644 Fax: (508) 428-1974 June 15, 2000 Mr. Thomas McKeon Barnstable Board of Health Town Building 367 Main Street Hyannis, MA 02601 Dear Mr. McKeon: Enclosed please find the results of the recent testing done on the Blazis and Sheehan wells. Would you please schedule an appointment with the Board of Health at its earliest convenience to discuss this data. Thank You. Sincerely, Daniel C. Hostetter DCH/jm 05/09/2000 15:46 5084281974 HOSTETTER REALTY PAGE 02 DANIIEL C. HOSTETTER 770A Main Street OsterviUe, MA 02655 Phone: (508)420-0644 Fax: (508)428-1974 May 9, 2000 Thomas McKean Director of Public Health Town of Barnstable Main Street Hyannis, MA 02601 Dear Mr.McKean: Thank you for including my presentation of Berry Hollow Drive in the agenda for the May 15, 2000 Board of Health meeting,Unfortunately,I will not have the herbicide testing results completed by that date.I will contact your office when the outcomes have been received. Thank you for your cooperation Sincerely, 4C� Daniel C.Hostetter By fax: (508)790-6304 r I ��d� �� 1�c'.e ... . -� .� : . . .. � . . . f .,. , . . .. . . . r ��.:� . � t .,�'�r y Y� .. jr ' . .,, 'a� '••s �_. t � � ii f7 � ,�F � Nov. 07 2000 11 : 07RM Rougeau, Butler & Largay 508-778-6866 p. 2 LAW OFFICES ROUGEAU, BUTLER & LARGAY A PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATION 720 MAIN STREET HYANNIS, MASSACHUSETTS 02601 RICHARD N. ROUGEAU (508) T71-4Z30 FACSIMILE WILLIAM F. BUTLER. III (508) T78-6866 RICHARD P. LARGAY November 7,2000 VIA FACSEWLE only (508)790-6304 Mr.Thomas McKean Town of Barnstable Board of Health P.O.Box 534 Hyamiis,MA 02601 Re: Daniel Hostetter/Berry Hollow Road,Marston Mills Massachusetts Dear Mr.McKean: My client, Mr. Daniel Hostetter, is still in discussions with abutting property owners regarding the installation of town water to properties at Berry Hollow Road in Marston Mills, Massachusetts. As these negotiations are ongoing, we currently have nothing substantive to report to the Board of Health. I respectively request that this matter be continued to the next scheduled hearing date. Thank you for your consideration. ( Very truly yours, \, G Richard P.Largay gY RPLlsh r �Zg�e 1k �r J Certified Mail .�Im WI Town of Barnstable Department of Health, Safety, and Environmental Services BAIMSiABM "AS&1639. Public Health Division Foy A P.O.Box 534,Hyannis MA 02601 Office:, 508-862-4644 pp Thomas A.McKean,RS,CHO FAX: 508-790-6304 Director of Public Health December 3, 1998 Richard P. Larguay, Esquire 720 Main Street Hyannis, MA 02601 RE: AUstleberry Subdivision Dear Mr. Larguay: To date, the Board of Health has not received testing results for the private drinking water wells located at Berry Hollow Drive. Please recall that I notified you on June 26, 1997 by telephone and in writing on August 27, 1997 (copy attached). The private wells should be tested for at least two of the herbicides, Bravo „A and Casoran. These herbicides were applied to the adjoining cranberry bogs over the years. Samples should obtained.on a quarterly basis (four times per year) and must be analyzed at a certified laboratory. I recommend the samples should be obtained by an employee of the certified laboratory. If you should have any questions or comments, please feel free to call me at 862-4644. Sincerely yours, comas A. McKean r Certified Mail �" ' ►.� Town of Barnstable • Department of Health, Safety, and Environmental Services snaxsraat.�, MAS . Public Health Division P.O.Box 534,Hyannis MA 02601 Office: 508-862-4644 Thomas A.McKean,RS,CHO FAX: 508-790-6304 Director of Public Health Ncember 3, 1998 Richard P. Larguay, Esquire 720 Main Street Hyannis, MA 02601 RE: VA istleberry Subdivision Dear Mr. Larguay: To date, the Board of Health has not received testing results for the private drinking water wells located at Berry Hollow Drive. Please recall that I notified you on June 26, 1997 by telephone and in writing on August 27, 1997 (copy attached). The private wells should be tested for at least two of the herbicides, Bravo and Casoran. These herbicides were applied to the adjoining cranberry bogs over the years. Samples should obtained on a quarterly basis (four times per year) and must be analyzed at a certified laboratory. I recommend the samples should be obtained by an employee of the certified laboratory. If you should have any questions or comments, please feel free to call me at 862-4644. Sincerely yours, 7"' 70mas A. McKean r t crr 11/4/98 { To: Barnstable Board of Health From: Whistleberry Residents Association 3 Re: Issues remaininq in the Whistleberry Development Durinq our Board of Directors Meetinq the issue Iof the remaininq issues with the Developer-Daniel Hostetter had been raise (Specifically water to Berry Hollow Dr . Residents) . Please notify us of were this item stands with the Town and anv other items that affect the development . Also Dlease notify us of anv_ hearinq_s or discussions reqardinq the same . Thank you in advance for your cooperation regardinq this matter. - - Sincerelv. Whistleberry Residents Association cc: file Gary Blazis-Town Councilman WHISTLEBERRY RESIDENT ASSOCIATION INC . P. O. BOX 850 M A R S T 0 N S MILLS MASS . 02648 Certified Mail Town of Barnstable • Department of Health, Safety, and Environmental Services GAMS ABM 039. Public Health Division - P.O.Box 534,Hyannis MA 02601 Office: 508-862-4644 Thomas A McKean,RS,CHO FAX: 508-790-6304 Director of Public Health December 3, 1998 Richard P. Larguay, Esquire 720 Main Street Hyannis, MA 02601 RE: %istleberry Subdivision Dear Mr. Larguay: To date, the Board of Health has not received testing results for the private drinking water wells located at Berry Hollow Drive. : Please recall that I notified you on June 26, 1997 by telephone and in writing on August 27, 1997 (copy attached). The private wells should be tested for at least two of the herbicides, Bravo and Casoran. These herbicides were applied to the adjoining cranberry bogs over the years. Samples should obtained on a quarterly basis (four times per year) and must be analyzed at a certified laboratory. I recommend the samples should be obtained by an employee of the certified laboratory. If you should have any questions or comments, please feel free to call me at 862-4644. Sincerely yours, omas A. McKean CA/9.� y' 11/4/98 To: Barnstable Board of Health From: Whistleberry Residents Association Re: Issues remaininq in the Whistleberry Development Durinq our Board of Directors Meetinq the issue of the remaininq issues with the Developer-Daniel Hostetter had been raise (SDecifically water to Berry Hollow Dr . Residents) . Please notifv us of were this item stands with the Town and anv other items that affect the development . Also please notifv us of anv, ,,hearings or discussions reqardinq the same . Thank you in .advance for your cooperation regarding_ this matter. Sincerelv, Whistleberry Residents Association cc: file Gary Blazis-Town Councilman a 3 } t I j } WHISTLE BERRY RESIDENT ASSOCIATION INC . P. O. BOX 850 MARSTONS MILLS MASS . 0264-& y MMN 15 Wiggins Ave., Bedfor 1730 TU Telepho -. 6g7 7 . 1 J271:1�1 ti Quotation No: 97-05-125.tob �CE€ E Quotation Prepared For: Thomas McKean MAY 1 6' 19-97 Town of Barnstable Public Health Division p cJa N OF BARNSTABLE 367 Main Street r TDwHEALTH DEPT. Hyannis, MA 02601 e Cb PH: 508-790-6265 . FX: 508-775-3344 8 � Project Title : Drinking Water Wells for Pesticide Testing Compound Test Method Ouanti Price Extended Devrinol CGFID 4 $249.00 $996.00 Casoron GC/FID 4 $249.00 $996.00 Lorsban GC/FID 4 $249.00 $996.00 Bravo 720 GGFID 4 $249.00 $996.00 4 Diazinon GC/FID 4 $249.00 $996.00 Dithane F 45 HPLC 4 $249.00 $996.00 Sampling Fee: Grab 4 $75.00 $300.00 i Total: $6,276.00 h i * Turnaround time between 2 to 3 weeks.-- ­ = " Note: Samples arriving after noon will be tracked and billed as arrived on the following day. ADDED SERVICES: Tozikou will provide all sample kits(Containers,Coolers,Cold packs,Chains of Custody and Sample Preservatives) Standard Turnaround Time is 10 days,however shorter TAT times are available on advanced approval from the laboratory. These shorter TAT times may be subject to a surcharge.. i Toxikon will provide free courier transportation of samples from office or field site to our Bedford,MA laboratory(for sites within a 100 mile radius). Twenty-hour to forty-eight hour notice is requested to minimize scheduling difficulties,although we try to accomodate all requests. MBE: Toxikou Corporation is a certified Minority Business Enterprise. We offer this advantage as a ! bidding partner to assist teaming to meet public contract needs. TERMS: This quotation will remain in effect for 3 months from the date of issuance unless amended. '+ Toxikon requires client approval of the quotation prior to releasing data and issuing an invoice. Payment is required 30 days after issuing t. q Y g reor P Quotation Prepared By: Todd E. Cowger,Regional Technical Sales -5/97 Quotation Approved By: James C.Kinch,Vice President,Business Development-5/97 Client Approval (A Copy of this form must be returned to indicate client acceptance) Environmental Sciences and Toxicology r ENVIROTECH LABORATORIES, INC. ` MA Cer. No.: M-MA 063 449 Rte.130 Sandwich, MA-02563 (508) 888-6460 1800-339-6460 FAX(508) 888-6446 CLIENT: Dan Hostetter LOCATION: Blazis ADDRESS: 770A Main St. 105 Berry Hollow Rd. Osterville MA Marstons Mills MA COLLECTED BY: Client SAMPLE DATE: 4-29-97 SAMPLE TIME: N/A WATER SAMPLE TYPE: Existing Well DATE RECEIVED: 4-29-97 LAB I.D. #: 97-4487 WELL SPECS.: N/A RESULTS OF ANALYSIS: - Parameters Units Recommended Results Method Limits Coliform bacteria /100ml 0 0 9222 B pH pH units 6.5-8.5 6.40 4500 H+ Conductance umhos/cm 500 94 120.1 Sodium mg/L 28.0 7.0 200.7 Nitrate-N/Nitrite-N mg/L 10.0 0.44 4500-NO3 E Iron mg/L 0.3 < 0.02 200.7 Manganese mg/L 0.05 0.016 200.7 Hardness mg/L 500 26.8 200.7 Sulfate mg/L 250 14.7 375.4 Potassium mg/L 20.0 0.7 200.7 Alkalinity mg/L 200 21.2 2320 B Chloride mg/L 250 12.0 4500-CI L Turbidity NTU 5.0 0.14 2130 B Color APC units 15.0 < 1.0 2120 B Magnesium mg/L N/A 1.4 200.7 Calcium mg/L N/A 8.4 200.7 COMMENTS: pH is below recommended limit and may cause corrosive characteristics. YES WATER IS SUITABLE FOR DRINKING PURPOSES FOR PARAMETERS TESTED. Date S l fp�L- Ronald J. Sa Laboratory Di ector <=less than >=greater than TNTC=too numerous to count f ENVIROTECH LABORATORIES, INC. MA Cer. No.: M-MA 063 449 Rte.130 Sandwich, MA 02563 (508) 888-6460 1800-339-6460 FAX(508) 888-6446 CLIENT: Dan Hostetter LOCATION: Sheehan ADDRESS: 770A Main St. Berry Hollow Rd. Osterville MA Marstons Mills MA COLLECTED BY: Client SAMPLE DATE: 4-29-97 SAMPLE TIME: N/A WATER SAMPLE TYPE: Existing Well DATE RECEIVED: 4-29-97 LAB I.D.#: 97-4486 WELL SPECS.: N/A RESULTS OF ANALYSIS: -- Parameters Units Recommended Results Method Limits Coliform bacteria /100ml 0 0 9222 B pH pH units 6.5-8.5 6.25 4500 H+ Conductance umhos/cm 500 87 120.1 Sodium mg/L 28.0 6.5 200.7 Nitrate-N/Nitrite-N mg/L 10.0 0.30 4500-NO3 E Iron mg/L 0.3 < 0.02 200.7 Manganese mg/L 0.05 0.014 200.7 Hardness mg/L 500 20.9 200.7 Sulfate mg/L 250 11.1 375.4 Potassium mg/L 20.0 0.6 200.7 Alkalinity mg/L 200 16.8 2320 B Chloride mg/L 250 12.5 4500-CI L Turbidity NTU 5.0 0.11 2130 B Color APC units 15.0 < 1.0 2120 B Magnesium mg/L N/A 1.3 200.7 Calcium mg/L N/A 6.2 200.7 COMMENTS: pH is below recommended limit and may have corrosive characteristics. YES WATER IS SUITABLE FOR DRINKING PURPOSES FOR PARAMETERS TESTED. JeAOLV - Date 1 -3- Ron Id J. S i Laboratory i ector <=less than >=greater than TNTC=too numerous to count ENVIROTECH LABORATORIES, INC. MA Cer. No.: M-MA 063 449 Rte.130 Sandwich, MA 02563 (508) 888-64601800-339-6460 FAX(508) 888-6446 CLIENT: Dan Hostetter LOCATION: Sheehan ADDRESS: 770A Main Street Berry Hollow Rd. Osterville MA 02655 Marstons Mills MA COLLECTED BY: Client SAMPLE DATE: 5/5/97 SAMPLE TIME: N/A WATER SAMPLE TYPE: Bog Water DATE RECEIVED: 5/5/97 LAB I.D.#: 97-5060 RESULTS OF ANALYSIS: Parameters Units Recommended Results Method Limits Herbicides ug/L See Report ND SW-84.6 8150 Pesticides ug/L See Report ND EPA 608 ND= None Detected Gtklt--,-'. Date S 31 lr' Ronald J. SaJ� ctor Laboratory D <=Less than >=greater than , TNTC=too numerous to count I •. Page 2 of 2 R.I. Analytical Laboratories; Inc. CERTIFICATE OF ANALYSIS Envirotech Laboratories, Inc. Date Received: 5/07/97 Work Order# 9705-00749 Sample #: 1 SAMPLE DESCRIPTION: SHEEHAN SAMPLE ANALYZED PARAMETER RESULTS/UNITS METHOD DATE/TIME ANALYST PESTICIDES/PCB'S Aldrin <0.1 ug/1 EPA 608 5/13/97 4:30 MDL Alp ha-BHC <0.1 ug/1 EPA 608 5/13/97 4:30 MDL Beta-BHC <0.1 u9/1 EPA 608 5/13/97 4:30 MDL Delta-BHC <0.1 ug/1 EPA 608 5/13/97 4:30 MDL Gamma-BHC <0.1 ug/1 EPA 608 5/13/97 4:30 MDL Chordane <0.5 ug/I EPA 608 5/13/97 4:30 MDL 4-4'-DDD <0.1 ug/1 EPA 608 5/13/97 4:30 MDL 44'-D.DE <0.1 ug/1 EPA 608 5/13/97 4:30 MDL 4-4'-DDT <0.1 ug/1 EPA 60.8 5/13/97 4:30 MDL Dieldrin <0.1 ug/1 EPA 608 5/13/97 4:30 MDL Endosulfan I <0.1 ug/I EPA 608 5/13/97 4:30 MDL Endosulfan II <0.1 ug/1 EPA 608 5/13/97 4:30 MDL Endosulfan Sulfate <0.1 ug/1 EPA 608 5/13/97 4:30 MDL Endrin <0.1 ug/1 EPA 608 5/13/97 4:30 MDL Endrin Aldehyde <0.1 ug/1 EPA 608 5/13/97 4:30 MDL Heptachlor <0.1 ug/1 EPA 608 5/13/97 4:30 MDL Heptachlor epoxide <0.1 ug/1 EPA 60.8 5/13/97 4:30 MDL Methoxychlor <0.5 ug/1 EPA 608 5/13/97 4:30 MDL Toxaphene <5 ug/1 EPA 608 5/13/97 4:30 MDL . HERBICIDES 2,4 -D <1 ug/I SW-846 8150 5/20/97 17:22 MDL 2,4 -BD <10 ug/1 SW-846 8150 5/20/97 17:22 MDL 2,4,5 -TD(SILVEX) <0.1 ug/1 SW-846 8150 5/20/97 17:22 MDL 2,4,5 -T <0.2 ug/I SW-846 8150 5/20/97 17:22 MDL Dalapon <0.1 ug/I SW-846 8150 5/20/97 17:22 MDL Dicamba <0.1 ug/1 SW-846 8150 5/20/97 17:22 MDL Dichloroprop <0.1 ug/1 SW-846 8150 5/20/97 17:22 MDL Dinoseb <0.1 ug/I SW-846 8150 5/20/97 17:22 MDL MCPP <10 ug/1 SW-846 8150 5/20/97 17:22 MDL J ; Y ' - Centerville-0sterville-Marstons Mills Y Water Department P.O. BOX 369 - 1138 MAIN STREET OSTERVILLE, MASSACHUSETTS 02655 Z����� O sy��G OFFICE OF u WATER BOARD OF WATER COMMISSIONERS ?s DEPT. WATER SUPERINTENDENT 9�STONS TEL.No. 508-428-6691 FAX No. 508.428-3508 June 2, 1997 Mr. Dan Hostetter + 770A Main Street Osterville, MA 02655 Dear Mr. Hostetter: Asper our discussion on Friday, May 30, 1997,the following is a cost estimate to install water mains and appurtenant items on Bog Road from River Road to the end of Berry Hollow Road,based on bids received in Barnstable County for similar projects: Approximately 2,160 feet 8"water main $35,532.00 Appurtenant Items (including hydrants, gates, tees,valves;and reducers) $7,770.00 Total Materials $43,302.00 Please-note this price does not include engineering,police detail,inspector's fees, necessary permits,pressure testing and chlorination,trench restoration, or any other miscellaneous items. If you have any further questions,please do not hesitate to call me. Very truly yours, Herb McSorley Acting Superintendent LAW OFFICES ROUGEAU, BUTLER & LARGAY A PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATION 720 MAIN STREET , HYANNIS, MASSACHUSETTS 02601 (SO8) 771-4230 RICHAiRD N. ROUGEAU FACSIMILE WILLIAM F. BUTLER. III (SOB) 778-6866 RICHARD P. LARGAY February 18, 1997 Ms. Susan Rask, Chairperson Town of Barnstable Board of Health Barnstable Town Offices P.O. Box 534 Hyannis, MA 02601 via facsimile only: 775-3344 Re: Board of Health Hearing February .18, 1997 i/n/o Daniel C. Hostetter re: Whistleberry Sub-Division, Marstons Mills Dear Ms. Rask: This letter is to request that the above entitled matter scheduled for a hearing for this evening February 18, 1997 be continued to March 18, 1997 at 7:00 p.m. The reason for this request is that we have not yet received materials which you requested regarding the list of pesticides used in the cranberry bogs which abut the subject lots in the Whistleberry sub-division. Hopefully we will have that information available to you by your meeting on March 18, 1997. Thank you for your consideration. Very truly yours, Ic hard P. Largay RPL:lr LAW OFFICES ROUGEAU, BUTLER & LARGAY A PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATION 720 MAIN STREET HYANNIS, MASSACHUSETTS 02601 (508) 771-4230 RICHARD N. ROUGEAU FACSIMILE WILLIAM F. BUTLER, 111 (508) 778-6866 RICHARD P. LARGAY February 18, 1997 Ms. Susan Rask, Chairperson Town of Barnstable Board of Health Barnstable Town Offices P.O. Bo: 534 Hyannis, MA 02601 via facsimile only: 775-3344 Re: Board of Health Hearing February 18, 1997 i/n/o Daniel C. Hostetter re: Whistleberry Sub-Division, Marstons Mills Dear Ms. Rask: This letter is to request that the above entitled matter scheduled for a hearing for this evening February 18, 1997 be continued to March 18, 1997 at 7:00 p.m. The reason for this request is that we have not yet received materials which you requested regarding the list of pesticides used in the cranberry bogs which abut the subject lots in the Whistleberry sub-division. Hopefully we will have that information available to you by your meeting on March 18, 1997. Thank you for your consideration. Very truly yours, chard P. Largay RPL:lr CO-0 �- 1996 Pesticide Use Report Form Company: Operations Manager: Address: 9�4 - l`.--- , Chemical or Trade Name of Material Rate per Acre Acres Treated Treatment Bo 1.D. #or Names) Date s Aria no a � s z � i r 1 hereby certify that this report represents a true and complete report of the agricultural chemicals use since the harvest of the 1995 crop and that all chemicals, miticides, insecticides, herbicides, and fungicides applied to cranberries which 1 shall deliver to you from the 1996 crop have been applied in strict accordance with labelled directions and any applicable laws (see grower contract item 95). Signed_ _ Dat Please Submit This Report Prior To September 15,1996 ENVIROTECHLABORATORIES,INC. MA CERT.NO.:M-MA 063 449 Rte. 130 Sandwich, MA 02563 508(888-6460) 1-800-339-6460 FAX(508)888-6446 CLIENT. Hostetter Realty LOCATION: 105 Bog Hollow Rd ADDRESS: 770A Main St Marston's Mills MA Osterville MA 02655 (Blazis) COLLECTED BY. R Saari/Env SAMPLE DATE: 5/16/2000 SAMPLE TIME: 8:55 WATER SAMPLE TYPE: Existing Well DATE RECEIVED: 5/16/2000 LAB I.D. #: 0005346 WELL SPECS.: N/A RESULTS OF ANALYSIS: Parameters Units Recommended Results Method Date Analyzed Limits Coliform bacteria /100ml 0 0 92228 5/16/2000 pH pH units 6.5-8.5 5.90 4500 H+ 5/16/2000 Conductance umhos/cm 500 138 120.1 5/16/2000 Nitrate-N mg/L 10.0 2.12 300.0 5/16/2000 Nitrite-N mg/L 1.00 < 0.003 300.0 5/16/2000 Sodium mg/L 28.0 13.9 200.7 5/17/2000 Iron mg/L 0.3 0.005 200.7 5/17/2000 Manganese mg/L 0.05 < 0.001 200.7 5/17/2000 Potassium mg/L 20.0 1.0 200.7 5/17/2000 Calcium mg/L N/A 5.7 200.7 5/17/2000 Magnesium mg/L N/A 3.1 200.7 5/17/2000 Hardness(as CaCO3) mg/L 500 27.0 200.7 5/17/2000 Alkalinity mg/L 200 9.2 2320 B 5/16/2000 Sulfate mg/L 250 7.6 300.0 5/16/2000 Chloride mg/L 250 26.2 300.0 5/16/2000 Color APC units 15.0 < 5.0 21208 5/16/2000 Turbidity NTU 5.0 0.07 2130 B 5/16/2000 Free CO2 mg/L 50 19.8 4500-CO2 D 5/17/2000 PesticidesiPCB* ug/L N/A none detected 8180A/8082 6/1/2000 Bravo(Chlorothalonil)* ug/L N/A none detected 8081A 6/1/2000 Casoran(Dichlobenil)* ug/L N/A none detected 8081A 6/1/2000 *see attached COMMENTS: Low pH indicates high corrosive characteristics. WATER MEETS EPA STANDARDS AND IS SUITABLE FOR DRINKING PURPOSES FOR PARAMETERS TESTED. <=less than j. Ct-� Date V Ll V&o >=greater than R nald J. Saari TNTC=too numerous to count Laboratory D' ctor EAWROTECHLABORATORIES,INC. MA CERT.NO.:M-MA 063 449 Rte.DO Sandwich, MA 02563 908(888-6460) 1-800-339-6460 FAX(508)888-6446 CLIENT. Hostetter Realty LOCATION. 117 Bog Hollow Rd ADDRESS: 770A Main St Osterville MA 02655 Marston's Mills MA COLLECTED By. R Saari I Env SAMPLE DATE: 5/16/2000 WATER SAMPLE TYPE: ExistingWell SAMPLE TIME: 9:05 DATE RECEIVED: 5/16/2000 LAB I.D. #: 0005345 WELL SPECS.: N/A RESULTS OF ANALYSIS: Parameters Units Recommended Results Method Date Analyzed Limits Coliform bacteria /100ml 0 0 pH 9222 B 5/16/2000 Conductance pH units 6.5-8.5 6.40 4500 H+ 5/16/2000 umhos/cm 500 84 120.1 5/16/2000 Nitrate-N 0.281 Nitrite-N mgg/L 100 300.0 5/16/2000 mglL 28.0 Sodium 8 0.003 300.0 5/16/2000 Iron .4 200.7 5/17/2000 mg/L 0.3 < 0.005 200.7 5/17/2000 Manganese mg/L 0.65 < 0.001 Potassium 200.7 5/17/2000 mg/L N/A 4.8 200.7 5/17/2000 Calcium mg/L N/A 4 2 Magnesium 200.7 5/17/2000 mg/L N/A 2.1 200.7 5/17/2000 Hardness(as Cacw) mg/L 500 19.1 Alkalinity mg/L 200 13.2 200.7 5/17/2000 Sulfate mg/L 250 2320 B 5/16/2000 mg/L 250 12 Chloride 6 .6 300.0 5/16/2000 Color APC units 15.0 < 5.0 300.0 5/16/2000 Turbidity NTU 2120 B 5/16/2000 Free CO2 5.0 0.09 2130 B 5/16/2000 mg/L 50 17.1 4500-CO2 D 5/17/2000 Pesticides✓PCB* ug/L NIA None detected 8180A/8082 6/1/2000 Bravo(Chlorothalonil)* ug/L N/A None detected 8081A 6/1/2000 Casoran* ug/L NIA None detected 8081A 6/1/2000 *see attached COMMENTS: pH is below recommended limit and may have corrosive characteristics. WATER MEETS EPA STANDARD'S AND IS SUITABLE FOR DRINKING PURPOSES FOR PARAMETERS TESTED. <=less than / >=greater than 4-/ TNTC=too numerous to count L r o S ri Laborato DIE ctor EPA METHOD 8081A/ 8082 PESTICIDES AND PCB's BC# 126905 PO # 7319 Project: Bog Hollow Results in ug/L #0005345-117 Aldrin ND < 0.1 a-BHC ND < 0.1 b-BHC ND < 0.1 -BHC ND < 0.1 d-BHC ND < 0.1 Chlordane ND < 0.1 4,4-DDT ND < 0.1 4,4-DDE ND < 0.1 4,4-DDD ND < 0.1 Dieldrin ND < 0.1 1-Endosulfan ND < 0.1 11-Endosulfan ND < 0.1 Endosulfan Sulfate ND < 0.1 Endrin ND < 0.1 Endrin Aldehvde ND < 0.1 Heptachlor ND < 0.1 Heptachlor Epoxide ND < 0.1 Toxa hene ND < 0.1 Methox chlor ND < 0.1 PCB-1016 ND < 0.5 PCB-1221 ND < 0.5 PCB-1232 ND < 0.5 PCB-1242 ND < 0.5 PCB-1248 ND < 0.5 PCB-1254 ND < 0.5 PCB-1260 ND < 0.5 EPA METHOD 8081A/ 8082 PESTICIDES AND PCB's BC# 126905 PO# 7319 Project: Bog Hollow Results in ug/L #0005346-105 Aldrin ND < 0.1 a-BHC ND < 0.1 b-BHC ND < 0.1 -BHC ND < 0.1 d-BHC ND < 0.1 Chlordane ND < 0.1 4,4-DDT ND < 0.1 4,4-DDE ND < 0.1 4,4-DDD ND < 0.1 Dieldrin ND < 0.1 1-Endosulfan ND < 0.1 11-Endosulfan ND < 0.1 Endosulfan Sulfate ND < 0.1 Endrin ND < 0.1 Endrin Aldehyde ND < 0.1 Heptachlor ND < 0.1 Heptachlor Epoxide ND < 0.1 Toxa hene ND < 0.1 Methoxychlor ND < 0.1 PCB-1016 ND < 0.5 PCB-1221 ND < 0.5 PCB-1232 ND < 0.5 PCB-1242 ND < 0.5 PCB-1248 ND < 0.5 PCB-1254 ND < 0.5 PCB-1260 ND < 0.5 BARON CONSULTING CO. HARRY AGAHIGIAN,Ph.D.,DIRECTOR analytical services P.O.BOX 3337,MILFORD, CT 06460 June 6, 2000 Mr., Ron Saari Envirotech Laboratories, Inc. 449 Rte. 130 S. Sandwich, MA 02563 RE: Analysis of two waters collected 5/16/00 and received 5/18/00 PO# 7319 BC# 126905 Project: BOG Hollow 0005345/117 0005346/105ffJGHyst Date Analyzed Chlorothalonil ND<0.1 ND<0.1 6/1/00 Dichlobenil ND<0.1 ND<0.1 6/1/00 Above values expressed as ug/L (ppb) The samples were analyzed for additional pesticides by EPA Method 8081A on 6/1/00 by JGH. The results are listed on the following pages expressed as ug/L (ppb). Please review the data and contact us if you have any questions or wish more information. /� Chemist . Hatton JGH/dc Reviewed by: This report is submitted with the understanding that it is not to be reproduced for advertising or other purposes over our signature without express written permission from us. We do not accept any liability concerning the use of these results. NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR SAMPLES LEFT OVER 30 DAYS AFTER RECEIPT OF REPORT. Connecticut Public Health Laboratory No.0440 EPA Number CT015 AIHA and AIHA ELLAP Accredited Laboratory No.6951 LABORATORY LOCATED AT 273 PEPE'S FARM ROAD,MILFORD,CT 06460 (203)874-5678 FAX: (203)874-7863 DANIEL C. HOSTETTER 770A Main Street Osterville, MA 02655 �4 June 9, 1997 B V . Attorney Richard Largay Rougeau, Butler and Largay 720 Main Street Hyannis, MA 02601 Re: Water main installation, Whistleberry Subdivision Dear Attorney Largay: Please find enclosed the most recent correspondence from the Centerville-Osterville-Marstons Mills Water Department regarding the pricing of the water main at the Whistleberry subdivision. Please include this updated information with that already received for consideration. Thank you for your continued assistance. Sincerely, Daniel C. Hostetter DCH/jm Enclosure cc: Barnstable Board of Health r Centerville-Ostervi!le-Mai-stons Mills Water Department P.O. BOX 309 . 1138 MAIN S`rNEI 'r ( os,rERVILLE, MASSACI-IUSETTS 02055 `'V 2 � OFFICE OF u WATER M' BOARD OF WATER COMMISSIONERS 3 DEPT. V WATER SUPERINTENDENT 9�STONS TEL.No. 508-428-6691 FAX No. 508.428-3508 April 29, 1997 Mr. Daniel Hostetter 770 A. Main Street' Osterville,MA. 02655 Re: Whistleberry Subdivision. Dear Mr. Hostetter: In regard to the Whistleberry subdivision that we previously spoke about, I have visited and inspected this site for the purpose of evaluation and cost estimate of installing approximately two thousand(2000) feet of eight(8)inch water main. My findings are as follows. About eight hundred(800) feet of this construction project lies directly adjacent to a low lying operational cranberry bog. This low elevation and the bog itself will present a problem in construction due to excessive groundwater infiltration and will require the use of at least two backhoes and additional pumps to lay the pipe. This in turn would make this portion of the project extremely labor intensive. A fire hydrant would also be required in this area. Due to the groundwater situation, a self draining fire hydrant would not be acceptable as it would constitute a cross connection within the water distribution system and also would not be able to properly drain. A raise in the elevation of this eight hundred(800) foot portion of road,of about five(5) feet,would be required to alleviate the groundwater problem. The other twelve hundred(1200) feet of water main does not seem to present a problem as far as installation goes. The cost of installing water main for the entire project, considering all of the difficulties involved, would be approximately $ 78,978.00 . This price would be for installation of the water main and related construction plus materials and labor. Please be advised that I consider this estimate to be on the conservative side. If I may be of any further assistance to you,please do not hesitate to contact me at your convenience. , . Sincerely, John C. O' onnell Acting Superintendent. (* P;a 05/30/1997 11: 32 5087786866 LAW OFFICES OF' RB&L PAGE 0i LAW OFFICES ROUGEAU. BUTLER & LARGAY A PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATION 720 MAIN STREET HYANNIS. MASSACHUSETTS 02601 (806) 771-4230 FACSIMILE 111CHARD N. ROUGEAU (Boo) 778-6866 WILLIAM F. BUTLER. III May 30, 1997 RICHARD P. LARGAY Mr. Thomas McKeon Barnstable Board of Health 367 Main Street Hyannis,MA 02601 via facsimile only: 775-3344 Re: Application of Daniel Hostetter regarding Whistleberry subdivision Dear Mr.McKeon: The above entitled matter was scheduled for a hearing before the Board on Tuesday,May 6, 1997 at 7:00 p.m. That meeting was rescheduled by the Board of Health to Tuesday,June 3, 1997. Unfortunately I am scheduled to be out of town on that date and hereby request that this matter be scheduled for the next available hearing which I understand is June 17, 1997. Please reschedule this hearing for that date. Thank you for your attention. ery truly yours. 'chard P. Largay RPL:lr DANIEL C. HOSTETTER .770A Main Street Osterville, Mai 02655 June 6, 1997 Attorney Richard Largay 724 Main Street Hyannis, MA 02601 Re: Whistleberry lot release Dear Attorney Largay: i In response to your request,please find enclosed copies of the results of the testing of the Sheehan and Blazis wells. Testing was conducted for both potapbiity and pesticide/herbicide contamination of the Sheehan well and potability of Blazis'. Also enclosed is an estimate from the Centerville-Osterville-Marstons Mills Water Department for the installation of the basic layout for the water mains on Bog Road. Please note that this price does not reflect other expenses such as trench boxing, water pumping and engineering required to accommodate the high ground water levels. Thank you for your assistance. Sincerely, Daniel C. Hostetter DCH/jm S 6 Enclosures cc:Barnstable Board of Health U,6 u.J i 3 —tle Soc/ f � �. Ile / Kk ..t aF e " �t Akk H��� VU'� - - -- -- V ` � �. • FOR / ■ . ♦ _ � irk/l �11 ,.1 w NOTE , 1 _ � r PHONE CALL ��-- ))� A.M. FOR TE2TIME '37O P.M. M HONED OF ❑FAX � RE RiVEO PHONE MOBILEU� p2, ,YPMCALL AREA CODE NUwIBE EXTENSION 'S PLEASE CALL MESSAGE WILL CALL AGAIN MET SEEYOU. WANTS TO SEE YDU SIGNED FORM 4003 1 NarES P-H O.iV E CALL: .� FOR ❑ATF-`+&TIMEI U:Q A. M _ PHONED!.° OF PHQNE ❑MOBILE 6C' _ S�- � Yo eS A NUMBER EXTENSION M ES SAG LEASE CALL AGAIN CAMEO, SEE iYOU WANTS TO •SEE'YOU' SIGNEDVAVI FORM 4003 NOTES 1 } Y ' R NO. �OfTHiT�` y TOWN OF BARNSTABLE DATE January 8 , 1997 R C OFFICE OF FEE AD F£� E �LUST �(1i BOARD OF HEALTH RECEIVED BY on& JAN 9 1997 39, 367 MAIN STREET amemna HYANNIS,MASS.02601 VARIANCE REQUEST FORM ALL VARIANCES MUST BE SUBMITTED FIFTEEN J151 DAYS PRIOR TO THE SCHEDULED BOARD OF HEALTH MEETING. c/o Atty R. Largay NAME OF APPLICANT DANIEL C . HOSTETTER TEL. NO. (508) 771-4230 ADDRESS OF APPLICANT 770A Main Street , Osterville MA 02655 NAME OF OWNER OF PROPERTY Priscilla Hostetter, Trustee SUBDIVISION NAME Whistleberry DATE APPROVED 1/5/81 Map 46 Parcels 18 & 19 ASSESSORS MAP AND PARCEL NUMBER Map 45 Parcels 47 & 48 LOCATION OF REQUEST Berry Hollow Drive, Marsto3ns Mills Approximately SIZE OF LOT one acre ea. SQ.FT WETLANDS WITHIN 200 FT.YES X NO VARIANCE FROM REGULATIOI (List Regulation) Request Waiver of requirement to bring Town water to Lots 77-80 Berry Hollow Road, Marstons Mills . REASON FOR VARIANCE(May attach if more space is needed) Cost of installation is prohibitive , private wells a-rein place and operative , a Development Agreement with the Planning Board did not contemplate Town water . PLAN FOUR COPIES OF PLAN MUST BE SUBMITTED CLEARLY OUTLINING VARIANCE REQUEST. VARIANCE APPROVED NOT APPROVED REASON FOR DISAPPROVAL BRIAN R. GRADYr R.S. t CHAIRMAN SUSAN G. RASR, R.S. JOSEPH C. SNOW, M.D. BOARD OF HEALTH TOWN OF BARNSTABLE 01/06/1997 10:32 5087786866 LAW OFFICES OF RB&L PAGE 02 LAW OFFICES C(DPY 1'bUGEAU. BUTLER & LARGAY A PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATION 720 MAIN STREET HYANNIS. MASSACHuSETTS 02601 (508) 771-4230 RICNARD N. ROUGEAU FACSIMILE WILLIAM F. BUTLER. III (508) 778-6888 RICNARD P. LARCiAY December 18, 1996 Ms. Susan Rask, Chairperson Town of Barnstable Board of Heal -: Barnstable Town Offices Post Office Box 534 Hyannis MA 02601 Re: Request for Waiver (dollistaHation of Town Water for Berry Hollow Roam Whistleberry Subdi*h"" Marstons Mills MA Dear Ms. Rask: This office represents Dan t.Hostetter regarding the "Whistleberry" Development in Marstons Mills,Massachusetts. Mr. Hostetter hereby regd '' -a waiver that town water be installed to Berry Hollow Road in the Whistleberry Subdivision. The for this waiver are as follows: 1. In 1992 Mr.Host entered into a Development Agreement with the Planning Board, whereby Mr.Hose,"I"I" iaintains it was contemplated that no town water would be installed to Bevy Hollow Rid: 2. That the cost of inott of town water to the affected lots would be prohibitive. 3. That all of the affe lots have private wells and have been operating on those wells for some time. -I understand that we will Alib1e.to.appear before your Board on Tuesday, January 7, 1997 at 7:00 PM. Thank you for your attend o 1 1his matter, Very truly yours, r C- � 1 Richard P.Largay RPL:cros 01/06/1997 10:32 5087786866 LAW OFFICES OF RB&L PAGE 01 R GF.AU,BUTLER&LARGAY COUNSELLORS AT LAW A PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIAMN * .' 720 MAIN STREET it�llANNIIS,MASSACHUSETTS 02601 (508)771-4230 RICHARD N.ROUGEAU FACSIMILE WILLIAMF.BUT1,11t III (509)7786866 RICHARD F.LARGAY f.. FAX TRANSMISSION l 1p 996! Fax.No: ? J3 . From: Richard Largay Re: Total,_ , orpages(including this cover sheet)- . Attached Documents: MESSAGE: �" � 1 'OF CONFIDENTIALITY The document transmitted by this facsimile iom Admtud and privileged information The information transmitted is work product intended only for the use of the addresaee this bartsmittal sheet If you are not the addressee,any disclosum,photocopying. distribution or use of its contents is pmhibi"5."`' have received this facsimile in error,please call us immediately(collect)so that we can arrange to retrieve the documents. �t ? �� III i 2, I � V .. I, �� , I J f LAW OFFICES ROUGEAU, BUTLER & LARGAY A PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATION 720 MAIN STREET HYANNIS, MASSACHUSETTS 02601 (508) 77.1-4230 RICHARD N. ROUGEAU FACSIMILE WILLIAM F. BUTLER, 111 (508) 778-6866 RICHARD P. LARGAY December 18, 1996 Ms. Susan Rask, Chairperson Town of Barnstable Board of Health Barnstable Town Offices Post Office Box 534 Hyannis MA 02601 Re: Request for Waiver forInstallation of Town Water for Berry Hollow Road Whistleberry Subdivision, Marstons Mills MA Dear Ms. Rask: This office represents Daniel C. Hostetter regarding the "Whistleberry" Development in Marstons Mills, Massachusetts. Mr. Hostetter hereby requests a waiver that town water be installed to Berry Hollow Road in the Whistleberry Subdivision. The grounds for this waiver are as follows: 1. In 1992 Mr. Hostetter entered into a Development Agreement with the Planning Board, whereby Mr.Hostetter maintains it was contemplated that no town water would be installed to Berry Hollow Road. 2. That the cost of installation of town water to the affected lots would be prohibitive. 3. That all of the affected lots have private wells and have been operating on those wells for some time. I understand that we will be able to appear before your Board on Tuesday, January 7, 1997 at 7:00 PM. Thank you for your attention to this matter. Very truly yours, V , Richard P. Largay RPL:cros I � /8 /i 1 , IJ WL I t19 20 Li f , \ \ 78� r' 77 79 I Ns� I - .I I � I I ,� 76 , I �. / 00 1 PRS`ON 0 �� 0p0 •;; 60 00 F % 12 00 pp„ W O. koo N ` yO \ O O \ Q 7R a 100 \ �0 I V 3 A 0 43,570 S.F. 79 2 \\� ') /.000 AC. 0 43,56/ S.F. /.000 AC 'o R°50.00 0 o A090.00 / 6. p0. T863.01 g 55 R°50.00 0 N , ZZ A°45.5 5 `O 49 3811 �. , Q� T°24.49 0• 0 i O 178.70 O Oo o. p � .0 c� p t--. 10.00 6s R■50.00 T•63.01 0 33 CO* o a o 5p' � 0. R�25 S `Da \92 66 O / T■20.41 O O ` 7i 1M34.24 O a� 0 \O 0 77 00 0 W i h i 43,.f" S.F. O rn ; 0 coQco .� /.00/AC W i t . 80. i 0 l ,6 m 44,66Z S.F. 0 3 mes ASP 1.025 AC. :0 I oado y`° _o 0 . M � o� � 0 0 Z _ 5 � ) •N ; 10s....,-0p, 20° C.B. 6055,3g" 243,76 'N %40 * 4 pl v 057 �tHE Town of Barnstable Department of Health, Safety, and Environmental Services t MUM"ABM MASS. � Public Health Division 367 Main Street,Hyannis MA 02601 Office: 508-790-6265 Thomas A.McKean,RS,CHO FAX: 508-775-3344 Director of Public Health TO: Susan G. Rask, R.S. Brian R. Grady, R.S. Ralph A. Murphy, M.D. FROM: Thomas A. McKean, RS, CH K DATE: April 23, 1997 RE: Pesticides Used By Cooper Cranberry Co./Adjacent to Berry Hollow Drive Today, I obtained the attached list of pesticides from Mr.John Hamblin who works at the cranberry bogs adjacent to Berry Hollow Drive, Marstons Mills. I will fax a copy to Toxicon Laboratory to obtain a price quote for well water testing. cc: Richard Larguay LAW OFFICES ROUGEAU, BUTLER & LARGAY A PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATION 720 MAIN STREET HYANNIS, MASSACHUSETTS 02601 (S08) 771-4230 RICHARD N. ROUGEAU FACSIMILE WILLIAM F. BUTLER. III (SO8) 778-6866 RICHARD P. LARGAY February 18, 1997 Ms. Susan Rask, Chairperson Town of Barnstable Board of Health Barnstable Town Offices P.O. Box 534 Hyannis, MA 02601 via facsimile only: 775-3344 Re: Board of Health Hearing February 18, 1997 i/n/o Daniel C. Hostetter re: Whistleberry Sub-Division, Marstons Mills Dear Ms. Rask: This letter is to request that the above entitled matter scheduled for a hearing for this evening February 18, 1997 be continued to March 18, 1997 at 7:00 p.m. The reason for this request is that we have not yet received materials which you requested regarding the list of pesticides used in the cranberry bogs which abut the subject lots in the Whistleberry sub-division. Hopefully we will have that information available to you by your meeting on March 18, 1997. Thank you for your consideration. Very truly yours, ichard P. 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Lima one application 2.6 orlsq ft fairy ring ;; any am during aeasop, TOTAL P.02 INSECT MANAGEMENT 1995 AT A GLANCE Ptiepam by A L Awnll Unwers]tX of Mg��acbosett4, ;Crat►berry t xpeAment Sta,' P..O Bohr 569, East :Wareham, MA 02538 ALWAYS READ THE LABEL and REFER TO 1995 CRANBERRY CHART BOOK PRACTICE RATE/A INSECT TARGETED NOTES Bacillus lhuringiensis depending on product Best against early stage larvae; coverage must based products gypsy moth be thorough. Combination with insecticides armyworms may control larger caterpillars. cutworms spanworms Diazinon 50 WP 4 lb fireworms, cutworms ** For all diazinon formulations: 6 lb cranberry fruitworm Ilighly toxic to birds. Avoid application to bare Diazinon AG 500 4 pt fireworms, cutworms ** ground or water. Hold water at least 3 days. 6 pt cranberry fruitworm 7 day PHI; 24 hr reentry Diazinon 14G 21 lb cranberry girdler ** FIFRA 2ee recommendation Flood, fall cranberry girdler Sept. 20-30, 6 days starting by Sept. 25. black vine weevil, After harvest for 10-14 days. strawberry root weevil Best if water is warm. Flood, summer cranberry root&white grub Loss of crop, May 12-July 20. Guthion 2S 2-4 pt cranberry weevil For all Guthion formulations: Guthion 2L or 2S 2-4 pt cranberry fruitworm Extremely toxic to fish. Sparganothis fruitworm Hold water at least 5 days. Guthion 2L or 2S 4 pt fireworms Guthion 50%WSP 1-2 lb fireworms No more than 3 applications/ Sparganothis & cranberry season, at least 14 days apart fruitworms Guthion 50%WP 2 lb fireworms Extremely toxic to humans and wildlife 1-2 ]b Sparganothis & cranberry 21 day PHI; 24 hr reentry fruitworms Lorsban 4E or 3 pt cranberry weevil, Extremely toxic to fish. Hold water at least 5 Lorsban 4E-HF fireworms, spanworms, days. Use only 2 times/season. Rates of 1 1/2 cutworms, Sparganothis (aerial) - 2 pt(chemigation) are reported to give &cranberry fruitworms satisfactory control. 60 day PHI; 24 hr reentry Nematodes black vine weevil, Apply in early evening in May and/or strawberry root weevil September. cranberry girdler Apply 2 weeks after end of moth flight. Omite 6E Southern red mite 2 applications/season. Do not exceed 90 oz/A/scason. 14 day PHI;48 hr reentry Orthene 75S 1 1/3 lb gypsy moth, fireworms, Only 1 application/season, spanworms, cutworms, made at least 10 days prior to onset of bloom. Sparganothis fruitworm 90 day PHI; 24 hr reentry Sevin XLR,XLR Plus 3-6 :)t fireworms, cutworms, Avoid application within 10 days Sevin 4F 3-6 of cranberry fruitworm of start of bloom. 1 day PHI Sevin 50 W 3-6 lb Sparganothis fruitworm Sevin 80 S 1 7/8-3 3/5 lb fireworms, cutworms cranberry fruitworm ............ ............... ....... ........... 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ALWAYS READ THE LABEL and REFER TO 1995 CHART:BOOK WEEDS CONTROLLED TIMING HERBICIDE FEBRUARY AND MARCH Broadleaf perennials on shores and dikes Weedone CB Green scum(algae) Copper sulfate MARCH TO NUD-APRIL71 Aster, blue joint, bracken fern, com grass, cottongrass, crabgrass, cutgrass, Casoron or dulichium, fireweed, haircap moss, loosestrife, mannagrass, marsh St. John's wort, Norosac mare's tail, mud rush, narrow-leaved goldenrod, needlegrass, nutgrass, pitchfork, plantain, ragweed, rattlesnakegrass, royal fern, rushes, smartweed, Sorrell, summer grass, velvetgrass, wild strawberry, woolgrass, warty panicgrass Wild bean Casoron or Norosac then Devrinol Dodder Casoron or Norosac(low rates) Pitchforks, ragweed, summer grass Princep 80 WP Sphagnum moss Iron sulfate Bamyardgrass, broadleaf panicgrass, Canada rush, corn grass, cutgrass, Evital dulichium, needlegrass, nutgrass, smokegrass, summergrass Brambles Spring reflow Barnyardgrass, corn grass, cutgrass, nutgrass, poverty grass, Devrinol spike rush, summergrass, warty panicgrass Narrow-leaved goldenrod, spike rush, summergrass Princep 4G Bog renovation- all weeds Vapam or Basamid DUNE AND DULY AND AUGUST Cinnamon fern, feather fern, sensitive fern Iron sulfate and salt Asters, cinquefoil, feather fern, marsh St. John's wort, sensitive fern Iron sulfate Ditch weeds Rodeo PLUS nonionic surfactant Woody and broad-leaf perennials on shores and dikes Crossbow Tall broadleaf weeds on bog Weedar 64 Water weeds(but not in ditches) Diquat Wild bean Salt Grasses on non-producing bogs Fusilade 2000 PLUS Crop oil or Poast PLUS Crop oil Tall weeds on bogs Roundup IN THE FALL AFTER HARVEST Aster, blue joint, cottongrass, cutgrass, fresh meadowgrass, loosestrife, Casoron or Norosac marsh St. John's wort, mud rush, narrow-leaved goldenrod, needlegrass, nutgrass, ragweed, sphagnum moss, summergrass, woolgrass, Barnyardgrass, Canada rush, corn grass, cutgrass, dulichium, needlegrass, Evital nutgrass, povertygrass, smokegrass, summergrass, switchgrass Barnyardgrass, corn grass, cutgrass, nutgrass, povertygrass, spike rush Devrinol o�tH� Town of Barnstable • Department of Health, Safety, and Environmental Services 3 nARNSTABU&MAS • P 9 . t639J9• public Health Division � ArEDMA'�A 367 Main Street, Hyannis MA 02601 ..e ,� FAX Date: Number of pages to follow: pZI To: From: Phone: n Phone: 508-790-6265 Fax phone �(�� ���6,r c �� Fax phone: 508-775-3344 CC: REMARKS: ❑ Urgent ❑ For your review ❑ Reply ASAP ❑ Please comment __ MN15 Wiggins Ave., Bedfor 1730 Telepho . 1 7 a 2 T=1 fECEIVc Quotation No: 97-05-125.tob ftq Quotation Prepared For: Thomas McKean MAY 1 6' 1997 Town of Barnstable Public Health Division a v► 367 Main Street TOWN TABLE HEAALTHLTH D DEPEPT. Hyannis, MA 02601 e C PH: 508-790-6265 FX: 508-775-3344 8 Project Title : Drinking Water Wells for Pesticide Testing Compound Test Method Ouantity Price Extended Devrinol GC/FID 4 $249.00 $996.00 Casoron GC/FID 4 $249.00 $996.00 Lorsban GC/FID 4 $249.00 $996.00 Bravo 720 GC/FID 4 $249.00 $996.00 Diazinon GC/FID 4 $249.00 $996.00 Dithane F 45 HPLC 4 $249.00 $996.00 Sampling Fee: Grab 4 $75.00 $300.00 Total: $6,276.00 * Turnaround time between 2 to 3 weeks. Note: Samples arriving after noon will be tracked and billed as arrived on the following day. ADDED SERVICES: Toxikon will provide all sample kits(Containers,Coolers,Cold packs,Chains of Custody and Sample Preservatives) Standard Turnaround Time is 10 days,however shorter TAT times are available on advanced approval from the laboratory. These shorter TAT times may be subject to a surcharge. Toxikon will provide free courier transportation of samples from office or field site to our Bedford,MA laboratory(for sites within a 100 mile radius). Twenty-hour to forty-eight hour notice is requested to minimize scheduling difficulties,although we try to accomodate all requests. MBE: Toxikon Corporation is a certified Minority Business Enterprise. We offer this advantage as a bidding partner to assist teaming to meet public contract needs. TERMS: This quotation will remain in effect for 3 months from the date of issuance unless amended. Toxikon requires client approval of the quotation prior to releasing data and issuing an invoice. Payment is required 30 days after issuing report. Quotation Prepared By: Todd E. Cowger,Regional Technical Sales -5/97 Quotation Approved By: James C.Kinch,Vice President,Business Development-5/97 Client Approval (A Copy of this form must be returned to indicate client acceptance) Environmental Sciences and Toxicology R ��1HEl Town of Barnstable • Department of Health, Safety, and Environmental Services BARNBTAaIE. 9 MA88 Public Health Division t6J4• � ArFD MAGI A 367 Main Street, Hyannis MA 02601 FAX Date: Number of pages to follow: jz To: From: Phone: Phone: 508-790-6265 Fax phone: �a�— 71 " bb Fax phone: 508-775-3344 CC: REMARKS: ❑ Urgent ❑ For your review ❑ Reply ASAP ❑ Please comment CF TN E T0� . TOWN OF BARNSTABLE OFFICE OF i 33AHa9TAn i BOARD OF HEALTH y MAM p� �o i639• �� 367 MAIN STREET k HYANNIS, MASS.02601 Board of Health Meeting Agenda June 17, 1997 7:00 P.M. Conference Room Town Hall Building 1. Hearin s: 7:00 iam Monaghan, Craigville Motel, 83 Shootflying Hill Road, Centerville- Show Cause Hearing, operation of semi-public swimming pool without a lifeguard on July 4, 199b. 7:10 (B) Michael Ford, Esg - Falling Leaf Subdivision, Requests permission to construct 24 dwellings on 5,000 square foot lots 1n a GP District.. II. Variance Request (Old Business): 7:20 (A) Peter Martino, Superior Hotel Management, 921 Iyanough Road, Hyannis Failed cesspool, overflowed numerous times, ordered to connect building to town sewer. 7:30 (B) William Osborn, 2821 Main Street, Barnstable - Vacant parcel 3.53 acres, requests a variance to install a septic system rather than connect to town sewer. 7:40 (C) Richard Larguay, Esq., representing Daniel Hostetter - Requests a variance from the Board of Health requirement to provide town water at Berry Hollow Drive, Marstons Mills. 7:50 (D) Mary E. Kurra, 156 South Main Street, Centerville -Removal of underground tank, financial hardship. III. Variance Requests (New Business): 8:00 (A) Michael McGonigle, 132 Fox Hill Road, Centerville - Requests permission to install a leaching pit in the engineered reserve area. 8:10 (B) Christopher Pongratz, 1660 Falmouth Road, Centerville -Special Event "Grand Opening" requests permission to prepare and serve foods outdoors on June 21 and June 22, 1997. 8:20 (C) Jacques N. Morin, 300 Bearses Way, Hyannis - Requests a variance from the"330" Regulation at 68 Pitchers Way and Faucett Lane, Hyannis. agend doc r f - 8:30 (D) Jacques N. Morin, 300 Bearses Way, Hyannis -Requests a variance from the"330" Regulation at 56 Delta Street, Hyannis. 8:40 (E) Leo Fein, Joshua Ripple, 401 Edgewood Place, Wakefield - Outside dining at Cape Cod Mall -Requests permission to serve food outdoors on July 4,5,6, 1997. 8:50 (F) Richard Anderson, 190 Cap'n Samadrus, Cotuit - Requests a variance to construct an addition with a foundation(crawl space) only two (2) feet away from the existing leaching pit. 9:00 (G) Carol Divico - Special Event"Barnstable Village Improvement", Requests i n re and serve foods outdoors on Jul 26 1997. permission t o prepare are y , III Disposal Works Installer's Permit: 9:10 Arthur J. Sullivan, Jr., 96 Sean's Circle, Centerville IV. Swimming Pool Modification: 9:20 Kelly Madru - The Breakwaters Condominium 9:30 Tobacco Control Grant Program- Support letter V. Correspondence: 9:40 Joe Daluz - Barbi, Pleasant Pines Avenue, Centerville Next scheduled meeting July 1, 1997. l I pul ty Auute$$ `J 11U 1 L U W III L V e .--_----- City CountyDarnsfaDle State MA Zip Code 02648 Lender BARNSTABLE COUNTY REGISTRY OF DEEDS PLAN BOOK 349, PAGE 62 y ti t � ; Ft -� Cam/ ��VE Ss 5 � , `b , 1 0 Ats '5 6 ao �Z Oo 12.50 W . 00 O , 0 0' 0 O Subject Q •o 3 78/ s Q � ' 0 43,570 S.c ' J' O /.000 AC 79 y 0 m 45.56/ 8.F / 2 -0 R•50.00 /.000 AG :. O O A•90.00 , B 00 N • T•63.01 225.5 R•50.00 O� 8 49 38• p• A•45.55 `I ,y E , ; T■24.49 1 O 78.7p D c Cl O 1 r R•50.00 10.00 A•90.00 ` T•63.01 _ 0 O O in p j3 \ 0 • m 5A ` R•25. • ; T•20.41 S 10' 192 56 $0 A•34.24 C) O e "O O 7 0 7 h r .43,588 S.F. iO a~i 3 'n d+ a) /.00/AC m W m / in r / 0 �! O h 1 _ pODp• 44,66P S.F ,� 3 �0(b 8 fip /.Ot5 AC : A�Pf0 / O O^ O O • • 5� S� Q) �6\' r. y9 299 6�Z� Vf k 10• 0p, _ � - o a 1• R 1 P 6 E 5� 2 0' E ,5 COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS EXECUTIVE OFFICE OF ENVIRONMENTAL AFFAIRS DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION SOUTHEAST REGIONAL OFFICE WILLIAM F. WELD TRUDY COXE Govemor Secretary ARGEO PAUL CELLUCCI DAVID B. STRUHS Lt. Governor Commissioner copy July 15, 1997 Mr. Thomas J. Mullen, Superintendent RE : BARNSTABLE--ADMINISTRATIVE Barnstable Department of Public Works REVIEW, Sewer Extension, 367 Main Street BRPWPI3 , Route 28 Municipal Hyannis, Massachusetts 02601 Sewer Project, Route 28/ Falmouth Road, Transmittal No. W000319 Dear Mr. Mullen: . .. . .Enclosed herewith is a=public : notice 'for your-sewer system extension permit application, which ..you recently submitted to the 'Department of Environmental Protection. The Department has reviewed your application for completeness and has made a tentative determination to issue . The Department' s determination is subject to the public notice process and further technical review. Please have the attached notice published in a newspaper of general circulation in the municipality where the project is proposed. This notice shall be published at the applicant' s expense in accordance with the requirements of 314 CMR 2 . 06 as amended. It is the applicant' s responsibility to forward proof of publication to the attention of Mr. Richard Rondeau at the below address . The mandatory thirty (30) day public comment period will commence with the date of publication of the public notice . It is in the applicant' s best interest to publish this notice upon receipt and forward the proof of publication to the Department as soon as possible to avoid delays •in processing your application. Please be advised; in order to continue to process your application in a timely manner,- .-the Department- requests .that you submit the following information to the below address as soon-as possible-., - - ' - 20 Riverside Drive 0 Lakeville, Massachusetts 02347 9 FAX(508) 947-6557 0 Telephone (508) 946-2700 4 - -2- I _+ 1 . A second original permit application with original signature at item (20) , the Certification Statement . 2 . Final MEPA Certification. 3 . Quantification of item (7) , design flow. If you have any questions, please contact Mr. Richard Rondeau of my staff at (508) 946-28-6 . Very truly yours Ro e P ag n, Regional E. gineer fo R ce rotection F/RR/cb Enclosure CC : Mr. Robert A. Burgmann, P.E. , Town Engineer Town of Barnstable 367 Main Street Hyannis, MA 02601 Mr. Peter Doyle, Chief Operator Water Pollution Control Facility 617 Bearses Way Hyannis, MA 02601 Mr. Thomas A. McKean Board of Health P .O. Box 534 Hyannis, MA 02601 DEP-BOSTON ATTN: Robert Cady J PUBLIC NOTICE ,r MASSACHUSETTS DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION SOUTHEAST REGIONAL OFFICE BUREAU OF RESOURCE PROTECTION WATER POLLUTION CONTROL 20 RIVERSIDE. DRIVE LAKEVILLE, MASSACHUSETTS 02347 TEL. (508) 946-2816 Pursuant to Chapter 21, Section 43 of the General Laws, and Regulations 314 CMR 7 . 00 and 2 . 06, notice is given of the following application (s) for sewer extension or connection permits and proposed actions thereon: CITY/TOWN OF: BARNSTABLE PROJECT NAME : Route 28 Municipal Sewer Project APPLICANT: Thomas J. Mullen LOCATION: Route 28/Falmouth Rd. PURPOSE : Sewer Extension TRANSMITTAL NO : W000319 PROPOSED ACTION: Tentative Determination to Issue . The above application (s) and applicable laws, regulations and procedures are available for inspection at the above address . Comments on the proposed actions or requests for a public hearing on the proposed actions must be received at the above address within thirty (30) days of this notice . Robert P. Fagan, Regional Engineer for Resource Protection INSTRUCTION TO APPLICANT: The above must be printed as a Legal Notice once only at your expense and the original newspaper clip must be sent by you to the above DEP address . The date and the name of the Newspaper must also be visible on the newspaper clip that is sent to DEP . The above Legal Notice may be printed in a newspaper of your choice which is a paper of general circulation in the location of the sewer extension or connection you are requesting. FROM Panasonic FAX SYSTEM PHONE NO. Dec. 24 1997 10:43AM P1 TOWN OF BARNSTABLE i BUILDING PERMIT ARCEL ID 046 04a'' r`,:, GROBASE ID 2732 DDRESS 120 BEERY H0, W DRIVE PHONE Mar'otoYi®'`Mi110 '` !� U - `�• - SIP AT 78 r. BLOCK LOT' SIZE .BA PEVRLOPMENT DISTRICT CO ' ERMIIT 24097, ;'• DES��ggI' TION 3BR//BATH CONTEMPORARY��CAPE. ERMIT TYPE''. `BUILD;... TITLE� j' NBH�'RESIDENTIAL "BLDG 'PMT I QI�TRACTO MORiN . 'JACQU$S`N. De tment of Health;;Safety. j RCHITECTS: �� <,:� an&k V` 11604inental'Services OTAL FEES': $98112 •OND p ONSTRUCTION COSTS t..,.. `0 �\$129�200�00� '���•• �� 101 SINQLE'°FAM HOME' DETACHED 1 PRIVATE P NABSt �r wNER MORN RgA 461 DDRESS: 300' BBARSBS AY t� N1� i ' ' --BIIII,DING DIVISION HYANNI`b;,;MA BATE 'ISSURD 07M/167 r EXPIRATION DATE THIS PMW CONVEY3 NO piety TO Kq,w■.ANY$W,;9A%ALLAY CO SIDEWALK OR ANY PART NENTIX EN, CROACi"NTB ON PUBI C.PROPEMY,NOT SPECIFICALLY PERMITTED UNDER THE BUILOINO CODE.MUST BE APPROVED BY THE JURISDICTION.STREET OR ALLEY GPADESA$WELLAS OEPii1ANDLOCA10f1OP:FlR1<ICBENIEMMOW MOBTANM PROMTHE DEPARTM ERr OF.PUBUC WORIS.THE ISSWNCE OFTMS PERW DOES NOT RELEAKINE APPLICANT FROM'TNE CONDITIONS OF ANY APPLICABLE SUBOWWW RESTRICTIONS. MIWIMUM OF FOURCALL NSPECTIONB AEOUWQ FOR ALL CONBTRFT10NWORK: APPAMW�WAT BE R D�� WHERE APPLICABLE, SEPARATE i•F�OR PERMNTS ARE REQUIRED FOR 2.PRIOR TO COVEiiINO STK CTUAA�MEMBERS HAS BSI MADE.VOWM A CERTIFICATE OF OCCU- ���Q NG AND�IEC R (AEAOY TO tAT1fl. MNCY IS SUCH BUWJIG SHALL NW BE AN�AI � 3 INSULATION. ODCYPIEDUNTEFWIAL NWECTION HAS 8�1. a*1NAL MISPECTM BEFORE OCOWW CY. POST THIS CARD ; ■ • STREET BUIMMfl W$PECI=APPROVALS N.UUHM WSPECTION APPROVALS ELECTRICAL NSPECTION APPROVALS P' . $ Q 9 1, . HEATING MPBCTION.APPROVALS ENOINEERWO DEPARTMENT. 2 BOARD OF HEALTH OTHER: SIY �!IJ1N eview APPROVAL �AK NOT PAOCI�E . NAIL' . PERIBYviml 8SONW.'NULL AND VOID IF COW`" 'WSPECTIONS INDICATED ON THIS IN9PECTOfiNASAPP1iaVED�?IE WORK 0 NOT STARTED WIT",SO('; �CARD'CAN 8E'ARRANUD FOR BY VA. IOUs STAG OF CONSTRUCF DATE E.PERMI'!`ISF ISSUED JCS' : 'TEL.EPFtOI+fE OR WRITTEN NOTIFICA- TION. 1BbVEr i' pok. . + V, . :M;,�r,;. � • � fir` TOWN OF-BARNS . . ';` LOCATION �.�i a ti.✓ SEWAGE # :.:.VILLAGE ASSESSOR`S MAP& LOTDy� _04� { INSTALLER'S NAME&PHONE NO. Cc /'70 i ':::-SEPTIC TANK CAPACITY (Soo LEACHING FACILITY: pe) '..3 �6�✓�1F�i�aCS(size) � Y I�tr <::• . NO.OF BEDROOMS B;UILDER.OR OWNER.- .� NCO yes MD�C1n ! PERMITDATE: �� COMPLIANCE DATE:y Separation Distance Between the: .; ;Maximum Adjusted Groundwater Table and Bottom of'Leaching Facility. r Lf Feet t "Private Water Supply Well and LeachingFacility , ty (If any wells east 51,b ,site or within 200 feet of leaching facility) Feet :;,:;,Edge off'Wetland and Leaching Facility(If any wetlands exist within 300 feet of leaching facili ) rV�N Feet j Furnished by a N i P i e 010 g Lp 4 13 L 43 �f moo. % 1.3 Stephen R.L.Farrar �` RfCE�VfD e3` P.O.B. 1178 Marstons Mills,Ma 02648 f MAR 1 4 E-Mail: Sfarrar@MIT.EDU , 1,997 Tel: 508-428-226 TOKW OFSARNSTABLE EALTHOEpT Fax:508-428-5263 d March 12, 1997 6 Barnstable Board of Health Town of Barnstable Hyannis,Ma RE: Berry Hollow Road Dear Board of Health: As per your request I am writing to you about the proposal to put a water line underground at Berry Hollow Rd. I am opposed to this project.Berry Hollow Rd has been a problem not only between the residents of Whistleberry and the developer but with those aforementioned groups and my property line abutting Berry Hollow Rd.With regard to that an agreement was concluded between the various town agencies,the developer,The State DEP and myself.A copy of this is included.The result of this legal agreement stipulates that no further work is to be done on the road in question except for minimal maintenance.In addition to the above the water level is very close to the surface of the road. Please see Steve Seymour's letter to that effect(included).I have previously communicated with your office about this matter on 11-5-95. I understand from speaking to the board at the last public meeting that there is the possibility of groundwater testing taking place. I would like to know who the company is that will be performing the test, and what the test parameters are(how and where the specimen is taken etc....).In addition I believe that the test results should be made public. Since I have had quite a problem with Berry Hollow Rd and my property line I am informing you that we have filed a Notice of Intention To Prevent Acquisition of Easement By Custom.These property line problems have been partly the fault of the Town of Barnstable.Currently the Whistleberry Development is using a piece of my property without my permission.This is obviously a separate matter. However,any further action authorized by the town that adversely impacts my property line in any way s shape or form will be dealt with legally.My attorney in this matter is Duane Landreth of LaTanzi, Spaulding and Landreth. If you have any questions related to the above I can be reached at home or at work(617-253-9499). Sincerely, Stephen Robert Lovell Farrar Town of Barnstable Department of Public Works 367 Main Street, Hyannis MA 02601 Office: 508-790-6300 Thomas I. Mullen Superintendent Fax: 508-790-6400 DATE: May 10, 1995 TO: Mr. Daniel Hostetter FRO?ki: Stephen Seymour, Supervisory Project Engineer RE, Berry Hollow Drive Based u-ot,, our observations in the fie!"'I truday ! totally agree w;th you and Mr. Farrar that the best way to direct the stormwater is into the existing swain located on the opposite side of the road from the bog. it is my understanding that you are going to bury the two basins and gfade the road toward the swalo. Subsequently YOU 'Afill work with Mr. Farrar's help to obtain authorization from our conservation commission and from the State D.E.P. In the rneantirne You are making the change at Your own risk. You would have to Uncover the basims and rnake them operable if approval is not received from the regulatory agencies for the change. The reason for the change is the high groundwater that was observed in the field. The lea&iing basins are nearly full of water. It is only 2' from the grate down to the water table. The leaching basins will not operate very effectively if they are submerged in the water table. But more importantly the grounctwater quality will be enhanced if the road ri-inoff is infiltrated through the vegetated swale rather then being injected directly lr:to the groundwater table. 'T'l-ie towns conservation administrator, Mr. Rot) Gatewood, has advised me that YOU ohould send a letter to them requesting their approval for the change. -I-heir next i,,ieeting is May 24, 1995. They could review the change -it thcnlf n oeting if they receive your leVer prior to the meeting. cc: Rob Gatewood, Conservation Commission Mr. Steve Farrara, 860 River Road, Marstons Mills .Jackie Etsten, Planner e Commonwealth of Massachusetts Executive Office of Environmental Affairs Department of Environmental Protection Wllllam F. Weld Governor Trudy Coxe Secretary,EOEA Thomas B. Powers Acting Commissioner December 2.3, 1994 In the Matter of : Docket No . 93 -093 File No . SE-3-2589 Daniel C. Hostetter Barnstable FINAL DECISION I have reviewed the attached proposed agreement of settlement, entitled "Settlement Agreement " signed by Elizabeth Kimball , Esq. for the Department of Environmental Protection on October 19, 1994 , by Applicant Daniel Hostetter on October 24 , 1994 , by Robert Gatewood for the Barnstable Conservation Commission on October 25, 1994 and by Roger O' Day, Esq. for the Petitioner on November 4 , 1994 . I have determined, pursuant to 310 CMR 1 . 01 (11) (b) , that it is in accordance with the responsibilities of the Department of Environmental Protection to protect the interests entrusted to it by law, specifically M.G. L. c . 131 , §40 and 310 CMR 10 . 00 . Accordingly, the Department of Environmental Protection hereby issues a Final Decision incorporating said agreement . In accordance with 310 CMR 1 . 10 (11) (b) and the terms of the One Winter Street 0 Boston, Massachusetts 02108 FAX(617) 556-1049 Telephone(617)292-5500 attached Settlement Agreement, the above-captioned proceeding is dismissed, with the parties waiving whatever rights they have to (1) appeal this Decision to any other Agency or to any Court, (2) rehearing, reargument , and reconsideration, (3) notice of their rights of appeal and of rehearing, reargument, and reconsideration, and (4 ) a tentative decision. , Thomas B. Powers Acting Commissioner I COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS +�+ NOV —9 %4 EXECUTIVE OFFICE OF ENVIRONMENTAL AFFAIRS j DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION ---�---------_..�.,J ) In the Matter of ) DANIEL C. HOSTETTER ) Docket No. 93-093 File No. SE-$-2589 BARNSTABLE SETTLEMENT AGREEMENT Pursuant to 310 CMR 1 . 01 (11) (b) , the undersigned parties to this proceeding, agree to the issuance of a Final Order of Conditions which is attached and incorporated by reference into this agreement . All parties hereby request dismissal of the appeal and waive any rights to additional administrative or judicial review of the proceeding including any rights to : 1) appeal the decision to any other Agency or to any Court, 2) rehearing, reargument and reconsideration 3 ) any notice of rights of appeal, rehearing, reargument and reconsideration, and 4 ) a tentative decision. The Final Decision may be comprised of the Final Order, containing the attached Special Conditions issued by the Commissioner of the Department of Environmental Protection . & ;2y-� `� Daniel C. Hostetter Applicant Date Barnstable Conservation Commission Date by its Agent , Robert Gatewood -2- Clarence F ar, by his Guar Date Stephen Farrar By their attorney Roger V. O' Day, Esq. Deoar ment of Environmental Date Protection by Elizabeth Kimball Deputy General Counsel -2- Clarence Farrar, by his Guardian Date Stephen Farrar By their attorney Roger V. O' Day, Esq. Depar ment of Environmental Date Protection by Elizabeth Kimball Deputy General Counsel Special Conditions for Daniel C. Hostetter, DEP File 3-2589 DEP Docket # 93-093 1 . Prior to the commencement of construction, General Condition No. 8 must be complied with. 2 . All construction must comply with the above-referenced plans and the conditions of this Order. For any proposed change in the appoved plans or in the work, the applicant shall file a new Notice of Intent or inquire, in writing, of the Department whether the change is substantial enough to require a new Notice of Intent . No change in plan, under this filing, is permissible without prior written approval from the Department allowing this change . 3 . It is the responsibility of the applicant, owner and/or successor (s) to ensure that all conditions of this Order are complied with. The project engineer and contractors are to be provided with a copy of this Order and referenced documents before commencement of construction. 4 . Members and agents of the local Conservation Commission and the Department shall have the right to enter and inspect the property at all reasonable times to evaluate compliance with the conditions stated in this Superseding Order, and may require the submittal of any data deemed necessary by this Department for that submittal . 5 . Prior to the commencement of any activity, an erosion control barrier (hay bales staked end to end or a trenched siltation fence) shall be placed between the wetlands and the limit of activity. All accumulated sediment shall be removed prior to , removal of the barriers . 6 . This erosion control barrier shall also delineate the limit of work . No equipment, vehicles or activity are allowed on the wetlands side of the barrier . 7 . All areas disturbed during construction shall be immediately (within 24 hours) stabil .zed to help prevent erosion and revegetated with fast growing erosion control species within 30 days of final on-site grading . 8 . Any debris , fill or excavated material shall be stockpiled away from designated wetlands at a location to prevent sediment from, entering the wetlands as surface runoff . 9 . There shall be no disturbance or removal of vegetation and no paving, resurfacing or installation of gravel to Berry Hollow Drive between Station 4+00 and Station 8+00 , as shown on the above-referenced plans, except for ordinary maintenance and repair. hostet . con SERVICE LIST Docket No . 93 -093 Rzcresentative Partv Daniel Hostetter Applicant 86 Sand Point Osterville, MA 02655 Rccer V. O ' Day, Esq. Abutter/Petitioner P .C . 3cx 366 466 Main Street Ha_wic:^.port , MA 02646 3arnstable Conservation. Commission Conservaticn Commission 3arnstable Town Hall Hvannis , MA 02601 Elizabeth B . Kimball , Esq. Department of Environmental Jf.ice of General Counsel Protection One Winter Street, 3rd floor 3c=ton, MA 02108 CC . Sill Krol . Department of Environmental Protection Southeast Regional Office 20 Riverside Drive Lakeville, MA 02347 Form 5 DEP File No. 372589 310 CMR 10. 99 (To be provided by DEP) City/Town_BARNSTABLE Applicant DANIEL HOSTETTER Final Order of Conditions Massachusetts Wetlands Protection Act G.L. c. 131, 540 From DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION To DANIEL HOSTETTER (Name of Applicant) Address 86 SAND POINT, OSTERVILLE, MA 02655 (applicant) To SA24E (Name of Property Owner) Address SAME (owner) This Order is issued and delivered as follows: ❑ by hand delivery to applicant or representative on (date) ® by certified mail, return receipt requested on 1?191194 (date) This project is located at BERRY HOLLOW DRIVE MARSTONS MILL The property is recorded at the Registry of DEEDS, BARNSTABLE County Book 349 Page 53 Certificate (if registered) The Notice of Intent for this project was filed on DECEMBER 29, 1992 (date) The public hearing was closed on MAY 11, 1993 (date) Findings The Department of Environmental Protection has reviewed the above-referenced Notice of Intent and plans and has held a public hearing on the project. Based on the information available to the Department of Environmental Protection at this time, the Department of Environmental Protection has determined that the area on which the proposed work is to be done is significant to the following interests in accordance with the Presumptions of Significance set forth in the regulations for each Area Subject to Protection Under the Act (check as appropriate) : Public water supply Flood control g Land containing shellfish Private water supply Storm damage prevention �f Fisheries Ground water supply Prevention of pollution ® Protection of wildlife habitat Total Filing Fee Submitted $525.00 State Share $250.00 City\Town Share $275..00 (1/2 fee in excess of $25) Total Refund Due $0 City/Town Portion $0 State Portion $0 • Therefore, the Department of Environmental Protection hereby finds that the following conditions are necessary, in accordance with the Performance Standards set forth in the regulations, to protect those interests checked above. The Department of Environmental Protection orders that all work shall be performed in accordance with said conditions and with the Notice of Intent referenced above. To the extent. that the following conditions modify or differ from the plans, specifications or other proposals submitted with the Notice of Intent, the conditions shall control. GENERAL CONDITIONS 1. Failure to comply with all conditions stated herein, and with all related statutes and other regulatory measures, shall be deemed cause to revoke or modify this Order. 2 . The Order does not grant any property rights or any exclusive privileges; it does not authorize any injury to private property or invasion of private rights 3 . This Order does not relieve the permittee or any other person of the necessity of complying with all other applicable federal, state or local statutes, ordinances, by-laws or regulations. 4 . The work authorized hereunder shall be completed within three years from the date of this Order unless either of the following apply: (a) the work is a maintenance dredging project as provided for in the Act; or (b) the time for completion has been extended to a specified date more than three years, but less than five years, from the date of issuance and both that date and the special circumstances warranting the extended time period are set forth in this Order. 5 . This Order may be extended by the issuing authority for one or more periods of up to three years each upon application to the issuing authority at least 30 days prior to the expiration date of the Order. 6. Any fill used in connection with this project shall be clean fill, containing no trash, refuse, rubbish or debris, including but not limited to lumber, bricks, plaster, wire, lath, paper, cardboard, pipe, tires, ashes, refrigerators, motor vehicles or parts of any of the foregoing. 7. No work shall be undertaken until all administrative appeal periods from this Order have elapsed or, if such an appeal has been filed, until all proceedings before the Department have been completed. B. No work shall be undertaken until the Final Order has been recorded in the Registry of Deeds or the Land Court for the district in which the land is located, within the chain of title of the affected property. In the case of recorded land, the Final Order shall also be noted in the Registry' s Grantcr Index under the name of the owner of the land upon which the proposed work is to be done. In the case of registered land, the Final Order shall also be noted on the Land Court Certificate of Title of the owner of the land upon which the proposed work is to be done. The recording information shall be submitted to the Department of Environmental Protection on the form at the end of this Order prior to commencement of the work. 9. A sign shall be displayed at the site not less than two square feet or more than three square feet in size bearing the words, "Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection, File Number SE 3-2589. " (not on a live tree) Effective 11/20/92 5-2 10. Where the Department of Environmental Protection is requested to make a determination and to issue a Superseding Order, the Conservation Commission shall be a party to all agency proceedings and hearings before the Department. 11, Upon completion of the work described herein, the applicant shall forthwith request in writing that a Certificate of Compliance be issued stating the work has been satisfactorily completed. that 12. The work shall conform to the following plans and special conditions: PLANS: Title: PLAN AND PROFILE PREPARED FOR DANIEL C. HOSTETTER Dated: 11/27/92, revised 5/4/93 Signed & Stamped by: JOHN LANDERS-CAULEY RPE On File With: SOUTHEAST Regional Office Department of Environmental Protection SPECIAL CONDITIONS: 1 . This Final Order supersedes all previous Orders issued for this project, DEP File SE 3-2589. 2 . Prior to the commencement of construction, General Condition No. 8, above, must be complied with. 3 . All construction must comply with the above-referenced plans and the conditions of this Order. For any proposed change in the approved plans or in the work, the applicant shall file a new Notice of Intent or inquire, in writing, of the Department whether the change is substantial enough to require a new Notice of Intent. No change in plan, under this filing, is permissible withou= prior written approval from the Department allowing this change. 4 . It is the responsibility of the applicant, owner and/or successor(s) to ensure that all conditions of this Order are complied with. The project engineer and contractors are to be provided with a copy of this Order and reference documents before commencement of construction. 5 . Members and agents of the local Conservation Commission and the Department shall have the right to enter and inspect the property at all reasonable times to evaluate compliance with the conditions stated in this Superseding Order, and may require the submittal of any data deemed necessary by this Department for that submittal . 6 . Prior to the commencement of any activity, an erosion control barrier (hay bales staked end to end or a trenched siltation fence) shall be placed between the wetlands and the limit of activity. All accumulated sediment shall be removed prior to removal of the barriers. 7. This erosion control barrier shall also delineate the limit of work. No equipment, vehicles or activity are allowed on the wetlands side of the barrier. Effective 11/20/92 5-3 J 8 . All areas disturbed during construction shall be immediately (within 24 hours) stabilized to help prevent erosion and revegetated with fast growing erosion control species within 30 days of final on-site grading. 9. Any debris, fill or excavated material shall be stockpiled away from designated wetlands at a location to prevent sediment from entering the wetlands as surface runo` 10Lhall be no disturbance or removal of vegetation and no paving, cing or installation of gravel to Berry Hollow Drive between Station d Station. 8+00, as shown on the above-referenced plans, except for y maintenance and repair. Effective 11/20/92 5-4 C Findings Pursuant to MGL Chapter 30, Sections 61-62H inclusive (MEPA) The project as described in the Notice 'of Intent for DEQE/DEP File is "categorically exempt" pursuant to the Implementation of the Massachusetts Environmental Policy Act as adopted by the Secretary of Environmental Affairs. This project is "categorically exempt" as the Wetlands Thresholds established under 301 CMR 11.26 (7) (a) of M.G.L. ch.30, Sec. 62 to 62H inclusive, have not been exceeded. This finding is only applicable to activities proposed for the above- referenced file number before the Department of Environmental Protection, Wetlands Division. It does not relieve the applicant from complying with additional M.E.P.A. requirements when applying for permits from other applicable departments or agencies. Effective 11/20/92 5-5 r. Issued by the Department of Environmental Protection Signature Or. --his 23rd day of December 199 4 before me personally appeared Thomas N. Powers, Acting Commissioner, Department of Environmental Protection to me known to be the person described in and who executed the foregoing instrument and acknowledged that he executed the same as his free act and deed. In Ai ma, '� &/za_ Notai Public My commission expires: �- ' 19 Detach on the dotted line and submit to the Department of Environmental Protection prior to commencement of work. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . TO: Department of Environmental Protection, Issuing Authority Please be advised that the Final Order of Conditions for the project at Berry Hollow Drive, Marstons Mill, in Barnstable, Massachusetts, File Number SE 3-2589, has been recorded at the Registry of Deeds for Barnstable County and has been noted in the chain of title of the affected property in accordance with General Condition Number 8 on: (date) . If recorded land, the instrument number which identifies this transaction is : If registered land, the document number which identifies this transaction is: Applicant Signature Eff ective 11/20/92 5-6 SERVICE LIST Docket No. 93-093 Representative Party Daniel Hostetter Applicant 86 Sand Point Osterville, MA 02655 Roger V. O ' Day, Esq. Abutter/Petitioner P.O. Box 366 466 Main Street Harwichport, MA 02646 Barnstable Conservation Commission Conservation Commission Barnstable Town Hall Hyannis, MA 02601 Elizabeth B . Kimball , Esq. Department of Environmental Office of General Counsel Protection One Winter Street , 3rd floor Boston, MA 02108 cc : Bill Krol Department of Environmental Protection Southeast Regional Office 20 Riverside Drive Lakeville, MA 02347 05/30/1997 11: 32 5087786866 LAW OFFICES OF RB&L PAGE 01 LAW OFFICES ROUGEAU, BUTLER & LARGAY A PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATION 720 MAIN STREET HYANNIS. MASSACHUSETTS 02601 (808) 171-4230 CSIMILE RICHARD N. ROUGLAU WILLIAM F. BUTLER. III (SOB8)) 77876-6866 RICHARD P. LARGAY May 30, 1997 Mr. Thomas McKeon Barnstable Board of Health 367 Main Street Hyannis,MA 02601 via facsimile only: 77S-3344 Re: Application of Daniel Hostetter regarding Whistleberry subdivision Dear Mr.McKeon: The above entitled matter was scheduled for a hearing before the Board on Tuesday,May 6, 1997 at 7:00 p.m. That meeting was rescheduled by the Board of Health to Tuesday,June 3, 1997. Unfortunately I am sceduled to be out of town on that date and hereby request that this matter be scheduled for the next available hearing which I understand is June 17, 1997. Please reschedule this hearing for that date. Thank you for your attention. try►truly yours, chard P.Largay RPL:lr Town of Barnstable Department of Health, Safety, and Environmental Services BM ffFAB MAW � Public Health Division 9 MA86. 639. HIED MAf 6 367 Main Street,Hyannis MA 02601 Office: 508-790-6265 Thomas A.McKean,RS,CHO FAX: 508-775-3344 Director of Public Health TO: Susan G. Rask, R.S. Brian R. Grady, R.S. Ralph A. Murphy, M.D. FROM: Thomas A. McKean, RS, CHC� DATE: April 23, 1997 RE: Pesticides Used By Cooper Cranberry Co./Adjacent to Berry Hollow Drive Today, I obtained the attached list of pesticides from Mr.John Hamblin who works at the cranberry bogs adjacent to Berry Hollow Drive, Marstons Mills. I will fax a copy to Toxicon Laboratory to obtain a price quote for well water testing. 4S9Cva COv 11 w Vie- �1 1996 Pectieid Ice Re{�ort Form Company: Operations Manager: Address: Chemical or Trade Name of Material Rate per Acre Acres Treated TDe aatment Bo I.D. it or Name(s) zt r � t C r � < r � 1 hereby certify that this report represents a true and complete report of the agricultural chemicals use since the harvest of the 1995 crop and that all chemicals, miticides, insecticides, herbicides, and fungicides applied to cranberries which 1 shall deliver to you from the 1996 crop have been applied in strict accordance with labelled directions and any applicable laws (see grower contract item K5). Signed_ Dar 1� Please'Submit This Report Prior To September 15,1996 FROM 508 790 6458 PHONE NO. : 508 420 1320 Jul. 09 1997 04:00PM P1 ................... ................ .............................................................. ....................................................................................... Fax Transmission .......... Date: ............................................................................... ................................................................ ............. ........................-1.. 0 ......... . .............. .............................. ................ ......... ................................ ......................... ........... fax Number: ................................................................... Garg C. and Nancy M. Blazis 195 Berry Hallow Orlue Marstons M(11s. MR 92648 .............................................. ......................................................... . .. .. ................ from: Our Phone: 508-428-5433 ;Our Fax- 609-428-5433 ................................................. ............... ............. ................................- ................ .................................................... No. of pages including cover page: 02 ....................I..............I............................................................................................................... --..............I..........................................................................................-...................................................... . .......................................................................................................................... ............. Kemsaae: 0 )-1, C- �q -47 V bep I- -4P_. 0 /7 U- . ............. ..................... . ............. ........... ......................... ............. Please call if you experience any transmission problems. 1 508 790 6458 PHONE 140. : 508 420 1320 Jul. 09 1997 04:01PH P2 Centerville-Osterville-Marston Mills Water Department P.O. BOX 369 . 1138 MAIN STREET OSTERV1LLE, MASSACHUSET1'S 02655 -S OFFICE OF U WATER M SOMA OF WATER COMMISSIONERS DEPT.,a7 WATER SUPERINTENDENT TEL.No. SOS-429-6691 FAX No. 508.428-3508 July 7, 1997 Mr. Gary Blazis 105 Berry Hollow Drive ..... . . .. :.......r. .'.,s'..,,�� n$ ... `i fib'^`" Dear Mr.Blass, I am sending you a copy of a letter dated June 2, 1997 as sent to Mr. Hostetter concerning the cost of installing water mains and appurtenant items horn River Road and down Bog Road to the end of Berry Hollow Drive. On June 27, 1997 I took Mr.Paul Williams with me to check the feasibility of doing the project. Mr.Williams stated to me that the project-could be done in the price range which is stated in my June 2nd letter and the laying of water main in ground water would not present that difficult of a problem. Therefore,the road would not have to be raised 5 feet as stated in Mr.O'Donnell's letter of April29, 1997,nor would there be a problem with a cross-connection with the fire hydrant in the ground water.. A hydrant without drains could be installed or,since there are no homes alongside the bog,a fire hydrant could be installed before or after the love lying area of the cranberry bog. If you have any further questions please do not hesitate to call me at 428-6691. Very truly yours, Herbert McSorley Acting Superintendent I' oFTME BARNSTABLB, II Hues. �AIED fNA'�� Town of Barnstable Board of Health 367 Main Street, Hyannis MA 02601 Office: 508-790-6265 Susan G.Rask,R.S. FAX: 508-790-6304 Ralph A Murphy,M.D. Brian R.Grady,R.S. July 22, 1997 Mr. Stephen Robert Lovell Farrar P.O. Box 1178 Marstons Mills, MA 02648 Dear Mr. Farrar: The Board of Health members received your leter June 16, 1997 requesting suspension or revocation of the private well construction permit for the remaining lot on Berry Hollow Road. At this time, the applicant is making arrangements to test the water from two of the northern most private wells for particlular herbicides. It is unlikely that the Board of Health would suspend or revoke a well construction permit for the records you suggested. A Board of Health meeting will be held on August 5, 1997. If you wish to be present your ideas at that meeting, we will be happy to schedule your request on the agenda. Please submit your request to Ms. Barbara Sullivan, Office Assistant, P.O. Box 534, Hyannis, MA 02601, or telephone her at 790-6265. Sincerely yours, Gl,&� Susan G. sk Chairperson farrar/"/q r Stephen R.L. Farrar P.O.B. 1178 9 dp Marstons Mills, Ma 02648 Tel. 508-428-5226 �Y Fax. 508-428-5263 RECEI E-Mail. Sfarrar@Mbl.edu JUN 19 1997 � June 16, 1997 TOWN OF BC HEAM `4 Y C y Board of Health £ Town of Barnstable Hyannis, Ma RE: Berry Hollow Rd Dear Board of Health: I am in receipt of your letter about the well permit being issued for the remaining lot on Berry Hollow Rd. The situation on this road is of a unique nature. As you know it is part of a development that seems to have snuck into being while no one was watching. It i is ill placed and the residents claim that much of it is not up to subdivision standard. Because of this the residents have clamored for years to have this problems fixed. According to the residents one of these "problems" has been the need to provide town water to the lots on this road. This matter itself raise's some environmental questions. As you know, the question of town water is a matter of contention between myself and the residents of this road. And it seems that this matter has not been settled. I'd like to point out that if more houses are added to this road the "clamor" will just increase as more people move in. It seems logical to me that before any more housing is added the question of water needs to be settled. With this in mind I would like you to consider to suspend either temporarily or permanently the well permit for that remaining lot. This is a unique situation which calls for a unique approach to settle it. Otherwise the question of water for these lots will drag on for years as each new resident moves into this neighborhood, and f �s they will continually raise these same tired old questions. Please consider suspending or permanently revoking this permit until the issue of town water is settled. I would like to have the opportunity to address this issue at a Board Meeting at a i date of your convenience. Please inform me when you would like to schedule me for your meeting. Sincerely, Stephen Robert Lovell Farrar r FEB-06-199? 11:39 U-MASS CRAN STATION °.01:02 LEA r/fl4w� 4W CRANBERRY EXPERENIENT STATION P.O. BOX 569 EAST WARERAK MA 02538-0569 PHONE#: 508-295-2212 /2213 FAX #: 508-295-6387 TO: 7oi /4-1C � FAX NUMBER: 75 FROM:' l� (f;c�.fo 'DATE: C� NUMBER OF PAGES: (INCLUDING COVER PAGE) MESSAGE: �.S S CCt4e� CA Sy s x Daniel C. Hostetter ` 770A Main Street Osterville, MA 02655 February 5, 1997 Town of Barnstable Board of Health 367 Main Street Hyannis, MA 02601 Re: Whistleberry Water Line Dear Board of Health: As per your request, please find enclosed an estimate from Bill Drake (Bowditch Excavating) regarding the installation of a water line to service the four (4) lots at Berry Hollow Drive, Marstons Mills. Sincerely, Daniel C. Hostetter DCH/jm Enclosure 1 BOWDITCH EXCAVATING INC.. 222 Walnut Street Framingham, MA 01702 February 3, 1997 To: Daniel C. Hostetter Whistleberry Properties . 770A Main Street Hyannis,MA 0.2601 Re: Installation of Water Line Proposal you requested follows. Install approximately 2000 ft., 8 inch P.V.C. Water Main as per Centerville-Osterville Water District specifications. 450 ft. trenching with trench box and water pumps. Price does not include any asphalt repair or replacing. All relocation of other utilities to be done by owners. Total: $ 95,000 Payment schedule to be agreed upon prior to start. ' 1 3 Stephen R.L.Farrar ,R [CEIVEO P.O.B. 1178 Marstons Mills,Ma 02648 "'q MAR j 4 E-Mail:Sfarrar@MIT.EDU 1,99T Tel:508-428-226 -� 10 HfAF 4 14B1E Fax:508-428-5263 l March 12, 1997 6 Barnstable Board of Health Town of Barnstable Hyannis,Ma RE: Berry Hollow Road Dear Board of Health: As per your request I am writing to you about the proposal to put a water line underground at Berry Hollow Rd.I am opposed to this project.Berry Hollow Rd has been a problem not only between the residents of Whistleberry and the developer but with those aforementioned groups and my property line abutting Berry Hollow Rd.With regard to that an agreement was concluded between the various town agencies,the developer,The State DEP and myself.A copy of this is included.The result of this legal agreement stipulates that no further work is to be done on the road in question except for minimal maintenance.In addition to the above the water level is very close to the surface of the road.Please see Steve Seymour's letter to that effect(included). I have previously communicated with your office about this matter on 11-5-95. I understand from speaking to the board at the last public meeting that there is the possibility of groundwater testing taking place. I would like to know who the company is that will be performing the test, and what the test parameters are(how and where the specimen is taken etc....).In addition I believe that the test results should be made public. Since I have had quite a problem with Berry Hollow Rd and my property line I am informing you that we have filed a Notice of Intention To Prevent Acquisition of Easement By Custom.These property line problems have been partly the fault of the Town of Barnstable.Currently the Whistleberry Development is using a piece of my property without my permission.This is obviously a separate matter. However,any further action authorized by the town that adversely impacts my property line in any way � t shape or form will be dealt with legally.My attorney in this matter is Duane Landreth of LaTanzi, Spaulding and Landreth. If you have any questions related to the above I can be reached at home or at work(617-253-9499). Sincerely, Stephen Robert Lovell Farrar -4 Town of Barnstable IL A Department of Public Works 367 Main Street, Hyannis MA 02601 Ufficw 508-790-6300 Thomas I. Mullen 'Fa X: 508-790-6400 Superintendent DATE: May 10, 1995 TO: Mr. Daniel Hostetter FROM: Stephen Seymour, Supervisory Project Engineer RIE; Berry Hollow Drive Based upon our observations in the fiel-,'J jr,",jay i totally agree w;th you and Mr. Farrar that the best way to direct the stormwater is irito the existing swain located on the opposite side of the road from the bog. it is my understanding that y-ou are going to bury the two basins and grnd'e the road toward the swalo. Subsequently YOU 'Alill work with Mr. Farrar's help to obtain authorization from our conservation commission and from the State D.E.P. In the rneantirne you are making the change at Your own risk. You would have to UlnCover the basins and n-iake them operable if approval is not received from the regulatory agenclos for the change. The reason for the change is the high groundwater that was observed in the f; grate field. The leaching basins are nearly full of water. It is only 2' from the gia e down to the water table. Thp leaching basins will not operate very effectively if they are submerged in the water table. But more importantly the groundwater quality viill be, enhanced if the road ri.xioff is infiltrated through the vegetated swale rather then being injected directly ; -:to the groundwater table. The towns conservation administrator, (Mr. Rot) Gatewood, has advised me that YOU should send a letter to them requesting their approval for the charge. -rheir next i,,ieeting is May 24, 1995. They could review the change .It that n ie,&ting if they receive your leVer prior to the meeting. cc: Rob Gatewood, Conservation Commission Mr. Steve Farrara, 860 River Road, Marstons Mills .Jackie Etsten, Planner Commonwealth of Massachusetts Executive Office of Environmental Affairs Department of Environmental Protection William F. Weld Governor Trudy Coxe Secretary,EOEA Thomas B. Powers Acting Commissioner December 23, 1994 In the Matter of : Docket No. 93-093 File No . SE-3-2589 Daniel C. Hostetter Barnstable FINAL DECISION I have reviewed the attached proposed agreement of settlement, entitled "Settlement Agreement" signed by Elizabeth Kimball, Esq. for the Department of Environmental Protection on October 19, 1994 , by Applicant Daniel Hostetter on October 24 , 1994 , by Robert Gatewood for the Barnstable Conservation Commission on October 25, 1994 and by Roger O' Day, Esq. for the Petitioner on November 4 , 1994 . I have determined, pursuant to 310 CMR 1 . 01 (11) (b) , that it is in accordance with the responsibilities of the Department of Environmental Protection to protect the interests entrusted to it by law, specifically M.G. L. c . 131, §40 and 310 CMR 10 . 00 . Accordingly, the Department of Environmental Protection hereby issues a Final Decision incorporating said agreement . In accordance with 310 CMR 1 . 10 (11) (b) and the terms of the One Winter Street 0 Boston, Massachusetts 02108 0 FAX(617) 556-1049 9 Telephone(617)292-5500 , attached Settlement Agreement , the above-captioned proceeding is dismissed, with the parties waiving whatever rights they have to (1) appeal this Decision to any other Agency or to any Court, (2) rehearing, reargument , and reconsideration, (3 ) notice of their rights of appeal and of rehearing, reargument, and reconsideration, and (4) a tentative decision. . 1 Thomas B . Powers Acting Commissioner " j COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS EXECUTIVE OFFICE OF ENVIRONMENTAL AFFAIRS . ! NOV9 DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION L In the Matter of ) DANIEL C. HOSTETTER ) Docket No. 93-093 File No. SE-$-2589 BARNSTABLE SETTLEMENT AGREEMENT Pursuant to 310 CMR 1 . 01 (11) (b) , the undersigned parties to this proceeding, agree to the issuance of a Final Order of Conditions which is attached and incorporated by reference into this agreement .. All parties hereby request dismissal of the appeal and waive any rights to additional administrative or judicial review of the proceeding including any rights to : 1) appeal the decision to any other Agency or to any Court, 2) rehearing, reargument and reconsideration 3 ) any notice of rights of appeal, rehearing, reargument and reconsideration, and 4 ) a tentative decision. The Final Decision may be comprised of the Final Order, containing the attached Special Conditions issued by the Commissioner of the Department of Environmental Protection. & - may -gV Daniel C. Hostetter, Applicant Date \�' � AS- oc� '�*A Barnstable Conservation Commission Date by its Agent , Robert Gatewood -2- Clarence F ar, by his Guar — Date Stephen Farrar By their attorney Roger V. O' Day, Esq. Deoar ment of Environmental Date Protection by Elizabeth Kimball Deputy General Counsel -2- Clarence Farrar, by his Guardian Date Stephen Farrar By their attorney Roger V. O' Day, Esq. g .tip Depar ment of Environmental Date Protection by Elizabeth Kimball Deputy General Counsel I Special Conditions for Daniel C. Hostetter, DEP File 3-2589 DEP Docket # 93-093 1 . Prior to the commencement of construction, General Condition No. 8 must be complied with. 2 .Fn All construction must comply with the above-referenced plans and the conditions of this Order. For any proposed change i the appoved plans or in the work, the applicant shall file a new Notice of Intent or inquire, in writing, of the Department whether the change is substantial enough to require a new Notice of Intent . No change in plan, under this filing, is permissible without prior written approval from the Department allowing this change . 3 . It is the responsibility of the applicant , owner and/or successor (s) to ensure that all conditions of this Order are complied with. The project engineer and contractors are to be provided with a copy of this Order and referenced documents before commencement of construction. 4 . Members and agents of the local Conservation Commission and the Department shall have the right to enter and inspect the property at all reasonable times to evaluate compliance with the conditions stated in this Superseding Order, and may require the submittal of any data deemed necessary by this Department for that submittal . 5 . Prior to the commencement of any activity, an erosion control barrier (hay bales staked end to end or a trenched siltation fence) shall be placed between the wetlands and the limit of activity. All accumulated sediment shall be removed prior to , removal of the barriers . 6 . This erosion control barrier shall also delineate the limit of work. No equipment , vehicles or activity are allowed on the wetlands side of the barrier . 7 . All areas disturbed during construction shall be immediately (wit)-in 24 hours) stab-- .zed to help prevent erosicn and revegetated with fast growing erosion control species within 30 days of final on-site grading. 8 . Any debris , fill or excavated material shall be stockpiled away from designated wetlands at . a location to prevent sediment from entering the wetlands as surface runoff . 9 . There shall be no disturbance or removal of vegetation and no paving, resurfacing or installation of gravel to Berry Hollow Drive between Station 4+00 and Station 8+00 , as shown on the above-referenced plans, except for ordinary maintenance and repair. hostet . con SERVICE LIST Docket No . 93 -093 Recrese^tative party Dar.; el Hostetter Aculicant 86 Sand Point Osterville , MA 02655 Rcce= V. O ' Day, Esq. Abutter/Petitioner P .C. Box 366 466 Main Street Har•.ric::port , MA 02646 Barnstable Conservation Commission Conservaticn Commission Barnstable Town Hall Hyannis , IMA 02601 31:zabezh 3 . Kimball , Asa. Department of Environmental Of=_ce of General Counsel Protection - One ;linter Street, 3rd floor 3cs;.cn, MA 02108 Zc . Sill Krol Decartment of Envir-o mental Protection Southeast Regional Office 20 Riverside Drive Lakeville, MA 02347 Form 5 DEP File No. 372589 310 CMR 10. 99 (To be provided by DEP) City/Town BARNSTABLE Appl i cent DANIEL HOSTETTER Final Order of Conditions Massachusetts Wetlands Protection Act G.L. c.131, §40 From DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION To DANIEL HOSTETTER (Name of Applicant) Address 86 SAND POINT, OSTERVILLE, MA 02655 (applicant) To SAME (Name of Property Owner) Address SAME (owner) This Order is issued and delivered as follows: ❑ by hand delivery to applicant or representative on (date) ® by certified mai_, return receipt requested on 19/23/94 (date) This project is located at BERRY HOLLOW DRIVE MARSTONS MILL The property is recorded at the Registry of DEEDS, BARNSTABLE County Book 349 Page 53 Certificate (if registered) The Notice of Intent for this project was filed on DECEMBER 29, 1992 (date) The public hearing was closed on MAY 11, 1993 (date) Findings The Department of Environmental Protection has reviewed the above-referenced Notice of Intent and plans and has held a public hearing on the project. Based on the information available to the Department of Environmental Protection at this time, the Department of Environmental Protection has determined that the area on which the proposed work is to be done is significant to the following interests in accordance with the Presumptions of Significance set forth in the regulations for each Area Subject to Protection Under the Act (check as appropriate) : Public water supply Flood control Land containing shellfish Private water supply Storm damage prevention Fisheries Ground water supply Prevention of pollution Protection of wildlife habitat Total Filing Fee Submitted $525. 00 State Share $250.00 City\Town Share $275.00 (1/2 fee in excess of $25) Total Refund Due $0 City/Town Portion $0 State Portion $0 . Therefore, the Department of Environmental Protection hereby finds that the following conditions are necessary, in accordance with the Performance Standards set forth in the regulations, to protect those interests checked above. The Department of Environmental Protection orders that all work shall be performed in accordance with said conditions and with the Notice of Intent referenced above. To the extent. that the following conditions modify or differ from the plans, specifications or other proposals submitted with the Notice of Intent, the conditions shall control. GENERAL CONDITIONS 1. Failure to comply with all conditions stated herein, and with all related statutes and other regulatory measures, shall be deemed cause to revoke or modify this Order. 2 . The Order does not grant any property rights or any exclusive privileges; it does not authorize any injury to private property or invasion of private rights _.-...._. 3 . This Order does not relieve the permittee or any other person of the necessity of complying with all other applicable federal, state or local statutes, ordinances, by-laws or regulations. 4 . The work authorized hereunder shall be completed within three years from the date of this Order unless either of the following apply: (a) the work is a maintenance dredging project as provided for in the Act; or (b) the time for completion has been extended to a specified date more than three years, but less than five years, from the date of issuance and both that date and the special circumstances warranting the extended time period are set forth in this Order. 5 . This Order may be extended by the issuing authority for one or more periods of up to three years each upon application to the issuing authority at least 30 days prior to the expiration date of the Order. 6 . Any fill used in connection with this project shall be clean fill, containing no trash, refuse, rubbish or debris, including but not limited to lumber, bricks, plaster, wire, lath, paper, cardboard, pipe, tires, ashes, refrigerators, motor vehicles or parts of any of the foregoing. 7. No work shall be undertaken until all administrative appeal periods from this Order have elapsed or, if such an appeal has been filed, until all proceedings before the Department have been completed. B. No work shall be undertaken until the Final Order has been recorded in the Registry of Deeds or the Land Court for the district in which the land is located, within the chain of title of the affected property. In the case of recorded land, the Final Order shall also be noted in the Registry' s Grantor Index under the name of the owner of the land upon which the proposed work is to be done. In the case of registered land, the Final Order shall also be noted on the Land Court Certificate of Title of the owner of the land upon which the proposed work is to be done. The recording information shall be submitted to the Department of Environmental Protection on the form at the end of this Order prior to commencement of the work. 9. A sign shall be displayed at the site not less than two square feet or more than three square feet in size bearing the words, "Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection, File Number SE 3-2589. " (not on a live tree) Effective 11/20/92 5-2 I� i 10. Where the Department of Environmental Protection is requested to make a determination and to issue a Superseding Order, the Conservation Commission shall be a party to all agency proceedings and hearings before the Department. 11 . Upon completion of the work described herein, the applicant shall forthwith request in writing that a Certificate of Compliance be issued stating that the work has been satisfactorily completed. 12 . The work shall conform to the following plans and special conditions: PLANS: Title: PLAN AND PROFILE PREPARED FOR DANIEL C. HOSTETTER Dated: 11/27/92, revised 5/4/93 Signed & Stamped by: JOHN LANDERS-CAULEY RPE On File With: SOUTHEAST Regional Office De artment of Environmental Protection SPECIAL CONDITIONS: 1. This Final Order supersedes all previous Orders issued for this project, DEP File SE 3-2589. 2 . Prior to the commencement of construction, General Condition No. 8, above, must be complied with. 3 . All construction mist comply with the above-referenced plans and the conditions of this Order. For any proposed change in the approved plan9 or in the work, the applicant shall file a new Notice of Intent or inquire, in writing, of the Department whether the change is substantial enough to require a new Notice of Intent. No change in plan, under this filing, is permissible withou�_- prior written approval from the Department allowing this change. 4 . It is the responsibility of the applicant, owner and/or successor(s) to ensure that all conditions of this Order are complied with. The project engineer and contractors are to be provided with a copy of this Order and reference documents before commencement of construction. 5 . Members and agents of the local Conservation Commission and the Department shall have the right to enter and inspect the property at all reasonable times to evaluate compliance with the conditions stated in this Superseding Order, and may require the submittal of any data deemed necessary by this Department for that submittal. 6. Prior to the commencement of any activity, an erosion control barrier (hay bales staked end to end or a trenched siltation fence) shall be placed between the wetlands and the limit of activity. All accumulated sediment shall be removed prior to removal of the barriers. 7. This erosion control barrier shall also delineate the limit of work. No equipment, vehicles or activity are allowed on the wetlands side of the barrier. Effective 11/20/92 5-3 8. All areas disturbed during construction shall be immediately (within 24 hours) stabilized to help prevent erosion and revegetated with fast growing erosion control species within 30 days of final on-site grading. 9. Any debris, fill or exca•iated material shall be stockpiled away from designated wetlands at a location to prevent sediment from entering the wetlands as surface runo` 10L4+OO hall be no disturbance or removal of vegetation and no paving, cing or inscallation of gravel to Berry Hollow Drive between Station d Station 8+00, as shown on the above-referenced plans, except for y maintenance and repair. Effective 11 20 -/ /92 5 4 Findings Pursuant to MGL Chapter 30, Sections 61-62H inclusive (MEPA) The project as described in the Notice of Intent for DEQE/DEP File is "categorically exempt" pursuant to the Implementation of the Massachusetts Environmental Policy Act as adopted by the Secretary of Environmental Affairs. This project is "categorically exempt" as the wetlands Thresholds established under 301 CMR 11.26 (7) (a) of M.G.L. ch.30, Sec. 62 to 62H inclusive, have not been exceeded. This finding is only applicable to activities proposed for the above- referenced file number before the Department of Environmental Protection, Wetlands Division. It does not relieve the applicant from complying with additional M.E.P.A. requirements when applying for permits from other applicable departments or agencies. Effective 11/20/92 5-5 Issued by the Department of Environmental Protection Signature On this 23rd day of December 199 4 before me personally appeared Thomas A. Powers, Acting Commissioner, Department of Environmental Protection to me known to be the person described in and who executed the foregoing instrument and acknowledged that he executed the same as his free act and deed. In m0, .� . Notai4y Public My commission expires: i .Q.G - ' !9 q Detach on the dotted line and submit to the Department of Environmental Protection prior to commencement of work. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . TO: Department of Environmental Protection, Issuing Authority Please be advised that the Final Order of Conditions for the project at Berry Hollow Drive, Marstons Mill, in Barnstable, Massachusetts, File Number SE 3-2589, has been recorded at the Registry of Deeds for Barnstable County and has been noted in the chain of title of the affected property in accordance with General Condition Number 8 on: (date) . If recorded land, the instrument number which identifies this transaction is . If registered land, the document number which identifies this transaction is: Applicant Signature Effective 11/20/92 5-6 SERVICE LIST Docket No. 93-093 Representative Party Daniel Hostetter Applicant 86 Sand Point Osterville, MA 02655 Roger V. O ' Day, Esq. Abutter/Petitioner P.O. Box 366 466 Main Street Harwichport, MA 02646 Barnstable Conservation Commission Conservation Commission Barnstable Town Hall Hyannis, MA 02601 Elizabeth B . Kimball , Esq. Department of Environmental Office of General Counsel Protection One Winter Street, 3rd floor Boston, MA 02108 cc : Bill Krol Department of Environmental Protection Southeast Regional Office 20 Riverside Drive Lakeville, MA 02347 ':�- AY-1'3-'97 TUE. 09:05 I D TOX,I KON MASS TEL NO 617 271 1136_ #278! P01 15 Wiggine Ave,,Bedford,•MA 01730 TUM T*gp6ons:(81,7.)275-3330 FaX:(61:7)271-1136 FACSIMILE INSTRUCTION SHEET Date: 3 Name: Ty VIA A Company: Q U Q46A 477-1 -rV=-<�X0 J Fax From: cytj Total No. of Pages Including Cover Sheet: If you do tot receive all of the pages, please call (617) 275-3330. Thank you. Notes: P ttlh yy y i4uE j7j&QJ KS STATEMENT OF CONFIDLINTIALITY This Facsimile transmission contains information from Toxikan. 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To: From: Phone ZS y� �C7 �� X�$ Phone: 508-790-6265 Fax ix e: 2 T7 1 �3 Fax phone: 508-775-3344 CC: REMARKS: ❑ Urgent ❑ For your review ❑ Reply ASAP ❑ Please comment � ��ICr ��G� �pot, � �Sr C r 1996 Pei k a Uce tVAlJ Form Company: Operations Manager:�Qz '�Z_Z:Al: ter- � „C C_�r• ��� Address: Chemical or Trade Name of Material Rate,per Acre Acres Treated TTeeatment Bo e I.D. # or Name(s) i r r C 1 J. ' CJ r� r� / � r I / i r ,r 1 hereby certify that this report represents a true and complete report of the agricultural chemicals use since the harvest of the 1995 crop and that all chemicals, miticides, insecticides, herbicides, and fungicides applied to cranberries which 1 shall deliver to you from the 1996 crop have been applied in strict accordance with labelled directions and any applicable laws (see grower contract item 05). Signed_ Dat _. Please Submit This Report Prior To September 15,1996 Town of Barnstable • I Department of Health, Safety, and Environmental ServicesW�W �`~ V;% �" " Public Health Division t639 367 Main Street, Hyannis MA 02601 Office: 508-790-6265 Thomas A McKean FAX: 508-775-3344 Director of Public Health December 21, 1995 Stephen Robert Lovell Farrar P. 0. Box 1178 Marstons Mills, MA 02648 Dear Mr. Farrar: I am in receipt of your letter dated December 4, 1995. Please see attached electronic mail correspondence dated November 14, 1995 from Ms. Jackie Etsten, of the Town of Barnstable Planning Department. The memorandum states "the installation of public water on Berry Hollow Drive was not agreed upon by the Planning Board and the developer when the scope of improvements was developed. The (Planning) Board has advised the developer to apply for a waiver of the requirement for public water, which he did not do, although apparently a subsequent developer did obtain a waiver from this requirement." Ms. Etsten further states "(Berry Hollow Drive) is very long, several thousand feet, and in part close to a cranberry bog with high groundwater. Furthermore, water should have been installed prior to reconstruction of the road up the hill. To excavate the extremely steep road shoulders would be a major undertaking. The (Planning) Board, for these reasons has been reluctant to require the installation of public water 15 years after the installation of private wells." Also, please see attached letter from Donald Rugg, Superintendent of the Centerville- Osterville-Marstons Mills Water Department which states one "would have to extend the water main approximately 2,000 feet at a cost of$50,000. To answer your question in your letter which was "does a variance have to be applied for before construction of new houses begin?" The answer is "yes" . For example, the Board of Health recently granted a variance to Jacques Morin to construct a well at Lot 78 Berry Hollow Drive, Marstons Mills. The vairanace was granted prior to construction of the dwelling. farrar The next Board of health meeting will be held on Tuesday January 16, 1996 at 7:00 P.M. at the School Administration Building Conference Room. All Board of Health meetings are open to the public. Sincerely yours, 4Z--- Thomas A. McKean Director of Public Health Town of Barnstable TM/bcs cc: Board of Health farrar McKean Thomas From: Etsten Jackie To: McKean Thomas Cc: Schemig Bob Subject: RE: Whistleberry Subdivision Date: Tuesday, November 14, 1995 4:07PM Tom,the Planning Board has a couple of lots under covenant as security to ensure the completion of the last remaining details in this subdivision. However, the installation of public water on Berry Hollow Drive was not agreed upon by the Planning Board and the developer when the scope of improvements was developed. The board had advised the developer to apply for a waiver of the requirement for public water, which he did not do, although apparently a subsequent developer did obtain a waiver from this requirement. It may not be feasible for the Planning Board to require public water on Bent'Hollow Drive. It is very long, several thousand feet, and in part close to a cranberry bog with high groundwater. Furthermore,water should have been installed prior to reconstruction of the road up the hill,. To excavate the extremely steep road shoulders would be a major undertaking. The Board for all these reasons has been reluctant to require the installation of public water 15 years after the installation of private wells. I had called Sue Rask a while back to discuss the issues and left a message. I will try and contact her again. Jackie E From: Schemig Bob To: Etsten Jackie Subject: FW: Whistleberry Subdivision Date: Monday, November 13, 1995 2:49PM Priority: High Please reply to Tom McKean's request for information and forward the issue to the Planning Board. Advise the Board of Health when this is to be considered by the Planning Board. From: McKean Thomas To: Schemig Bob Subject: Whistleberry Subdivision Date: Monday, November 13, 1995 11:20AM Priority: High The Chairperson of the Board of Health, Susan Rask, has requested information from the Planning Board regarding the Whistleberry Subdivision. To date, we have not received any response. Lots at Berry Hollow Road are not connected to public water. There is a question of whether all the covenants were released. Please advise. Page 1 Centel-ville-Osterville-Marstons Mills Water Department 11.0. BOX 369 - 1138 MAIN STREET OSTERVILLE, MASSACIIUSEI.TTS 02655 �sr`� FFICC OF WATER OARD OF WATER COMMISSIONERS 3 DEPT. ATER SUPERINTENDENT 9�SrONS TEL.No. 508.428.6691 rAX No. 508.428-3508 July 13, 1995 Mr. Jacques Morin 300 Bearses Way Hyannis, MA 02601 RE: Town Water - Berry Hollow Road Dear Mr. Morin: The present water main in the area of Berry Hollow Road is located at the intersection of Bog Road and River Road. It seems to me that in order to have Town Water available for the four lots on Berry Hollow, you would have to extend the water main approximately 2,000 feet at a cost of$50,000. If you have any further questions please call me at 428-6691. Very truly yours, Donald F. Rugg Superintendent DFR/sjn Town of Barnstable BARNSrASM• Department of Health, Safety, and Environmental Services MAWPublic Health Division 367 Main Street, Hyannis MA 02601 Office: 508-790-6265 Thomas A.McKean FAX: 508-775-3344 Director of Public Health December 21, 1995 Stephen Robert Lovell Farrar P. O. Box 1178 Marstons Mills, MA 02648 Dear Mr. Farrar: I am in receipt of your letter dated December 4, 1995. Please see attached electronic mail correspondence dated November 14, 1995 from Ms. Jackie Etsten, of the Town of Barnstable Planning Department. The memorandum states "the installation of public water on Berry Hollow Drive was not agreed upon by the Planning Board and the developer when the scope of improvements was developed. The (Planning) Board has advised the developer to apply for a waiver of the requirement for public water, which he did not do, although apparently a subsequent developer did obtain a waiver from this requirement." Ms. Etsten further states "(Berry Hollow Drive) is very long, several thousand feet, and in part close to a cranberry bog with high groundwater. Furthermore, water should have been installed prior to reconstruction of the road up the hill. To excavate the extremely steep road shoulders would be a major undertaking. The (Planning) Board, for these reasons has been reluctant to require the installation of public water 15 years after the installation of private wells." Also, please see attached letter from Donald Rugg, Superintendent of the Centerville- Osterville-Marstons Mills Water Department which states one "would have to extend the water main approximately 2,000 feet at a cost of$50,000. To answer your question in your letter which was "does a variance have to be applied for before construction of new houses begin?" The answer is "yes" . For example, the Board of Health recently granted a variance to Jacques Morin to construct a well at Lot 78 Berry Hollow Drive, Marstons Mills. The vairanace was granted prior to construction of the dwelling. fwar h The next Board of health meeting will be held on Tuesday January 16, 1996 at 7:00 P.M. at the School Administration Building Conference Room. All Board of Health meetings are open to the public. Sincerely yours, Thomas A. McKean Director of Public Health Town of Barnstable TM/bcs cc: Board of Health farrar -McKean Thomas From: Etsten Jackie To: McKean Thomas Cc: Schemig Bob Subject: RE: Whistleberry Subdivision Date: Tuesday, November 14, 1995 4:07PM Tom,the Planning Board has a couple of lots under covenant as security to ensure the completion of the last remaining details in this subdivision. However,the installation of public water on Berry Hollow Drive was not agreed upon by the Planning Board and the developer when the scope of improvements was developed. The board had advised the developer to apply for a waiver of the requirement for public water, which he did not do, although apparently a subsequent developer did obtain a waiver from this requirement. It may not be feasible for the Planning Board to require public water on Berry Hollow Drive. It is very long, several thousand feet, and in part close to a cranberry bog with high groundwater. Furthermore, water should have been installed prior to reconstruction of the road up the hill,. To excavate the extremely steep road shoulders would be a major undertaking. The Board for all these reasons has been reluctant to require the installation of public water 15 years after the installation of private wells. I had called Sue Rask a while back to discuss the issues and left a message. I will try and contact her again. Jackie E From: Schemig Bob To: Etsten Jackie Subject: FW: Whistleberry Subdivision Date: Monday, November 13, 1995 2:49PM Priority: High Please reply to Tom McKean's request for information and forward the issue to the Planning Board. Advise the Board of Health when this is to be considered by the Planning Board. From: McKean Thomas To: Schemig Bob Subject: Whistleberry Subdivision Date: Monday, November 13, 1995 11:20AM Priority: High The Chairperson of the Board of Health, Susan Rask, has requested information from the Planning Board regarding the Whistleberry Subdivision. To date, we have not received any response. Lots at Berry Hollow Road are not connected to public water. There is a question of whether all the covenants were released. Please advise. Page 1 I Cell terville-Osterville-Marstons Mills Water Department 11.0. BOX 309 - 1138 MAIN STREET y OSTERVILLE, MASSACHusi.-TTS 02655 �-5rP Pamp� rFICE of WATER OARD OF WATER COMMISSIONERS �iq DEPT. �y ATER SUPERINTENDENT �sroNS TEL.No. 508.428.6691 rAX No. 508-428.3509 July 13, 1995 Mr. Jacques Morin 300 Bearses Way Hyannis, MA 02601 RE: Town Water- Berry Hollow Road Dear Mr. Morin: The present water main in the area of Berry Hollow Road is located at the intersection of Bog Road and River Road. It seems to me that in order to have Town Water available for the four lots on Berry Hollow, you would have to extend the water main approximately 2,000 feet at a cost of$50,000. If you have any further questions please call me at 428-6691. Very truly yours, rA Donald F. Rugg Superintendent DFR/sjn E McKean Thomas From: Etsten Jackie To: McKean Thomas Cc: Schernig Bob Subject: RE: Whistleberry Subdivision Date: Tuesday, November 14, 1995 4:07PM Tom, the Planning Board has a couple of lots under covenant as security to ensure the completion of the last remaining details in this subdivision. However, the installation of public water on Berry Hollow Drive was not agreed upon by the Planning Board and the developer when the scope of improvements was developed. The board had advised the developer to apply for a waiver of the requirement for public water,which he did not do, although apparently a subsequent developer did obtain a waiver from this requirement. It may not be feasible for the Planning Board to require public water on Berry Hollow Drive. It is very long, several thousand feet, and in part close to a cranberry bog with high groundwater. Furthermore, water should have been installed prior to reconstruction of the road up the hill,. To excavate the extremely steep road shoulders would be a major undertaking. The Board for all these reasons has been reluctant to require the installation of public water 15 years after the installation of private wells. �f I had called Sue Rask a while back to discuss the issues and left a message. I will try andlcontact her again. Jackie E From: Schernig Bob To: Etsten Jackie Subject: FW: Whistleberry Subdivision Date: Monday, November 13, 1995 2:49PM Priority: High Please reply to Tom McKean's request for information and forward the issue to the Planning Board. Advise the Board of Health when this is to be considered by the Planning Board. From: McKean Thomas To: Schernig Bob Subject: Whistleberry Subdivision Date: Monday, November 13, 1995 11:20AM Priority: High The Chairperson of the Board of Health, Susan Rask, has requested information from the Planning Board regarding the Whistleberry Subdivision. To date, we have not received any response. Lots at Berry Hollow Road are not connected to public water. There is a question of whether all the covenants were released. Please advise. Page 1 Stephen R.L. Farrar P.O.B. 1178 * Marstons Mills, Ma 02648 Tel. 508-428-5226 Fax. 508-428-5263 6 E-Mail. Sfarrar@Mit.edu 799 12-4-95 -� Thomas A. Mckean Director of Public Health Town Of Barnstable RE: reply to your letter dated I 1-13-95 Dear Mr. Mckean: Thank you for your recent letter. In the matter of Berry Hollow Rd and public water, does a variance have to be applied for before construction of new houses begin? Or is the house constructed first and then a variance applied for. From my ""layman's"" perspective it would seem that the water issue needs to be resolved first before new construction begins. I don't think that it would be fair to any new home owner to have expectations, from a development, that may not be fulfilled. Since I have had problems with this road project and my boundary lines, I need to take this opportunity to let you know that if Town Water is brought to the lots on Berry Hollow Rd the work will have to be confined to the layout of the road and not cross over my property line. Since I cannot keep abreast of developments in this dept. I request that you inform me if this matter comes up for discussion at a hearing. Sincerely, Stephen Robert Lovell Farrar 1 Town of Barnstable Health Department } """ 367 Main Street, Hyannis,MA 02601 263¢¢ .1 Office 509-790-6265 Thomas A. McKean FAX 508-775-3344 Director of Public Health November 13, 1995 Stephen R. L. Farrar 860 River Road P.O. Box 1178 Marstons Mills, MA 02648 Dear Mr. Farrar, I am in receipt of your letter dated November 6, 1995, regarding lack of public water lines at Whistleberry Subdivision. The Board of Health is currently investigating this matter. To answer your question"how can more houses be built on Berry Hollow Road when this part of Whistleberry is not up to code?", pleased be advised that every applicant has the legal right to request a variance from the Board of Health. Variances may be granted if the applicant can prove that (1) enforcement thereof would cause manifest injustice and (2)the same degree of environmental/public health protection can be achieved without strict adherence to a particular provision of a Board of Health Regulation or State Environmental Code. For example, if well water analysis by a certified laboratory reveals that the sample meets drinking water standards, the Board of Health could grant the applicant a variance to install a private well on a parcel of less than 40,000 square feet or grant a variance to install a well less than 150 feet from a leaching facility. The next Board of Health meeting will be held on December 5, 1995 at 7:00 p.m., at the Town Hall Hearing Room, 367 Main Street Hyannis. Board of Health meetings are held the first and third Tuesdays of each month. All Board of Health meetings are open to the public. If you wish to obtain a copy of the agenda for a particular meeting, please telephone Barbara Sullivan, Office Assistant, at 790-6265. Sincerely Yours, Thomas McKean Director of Public Health Fazraz/wp/q/cd I } Stephen R.L. Farrar 860 River Rd. P.O.B. 1178 Marstons Mills, Ma 02648 Tel. 508-428-5226 Fax. 508-428-5263 E-Mail. Sfarrar@Mit.Edu 11-6-95 Thomas Mckean Health Dept. Town of Barnstable Hyannis, Ma RE: Whistleberry Development&Berry Hollow Rd. Dear Mr. Mckean: I am an abutter to Berry Hollow Rd which is part of the Whistleberry development. I understand that this road does not meet the standards(code)the Town requires for access to a development. Having suffered through my neighbors attempts to fix their problem over the last several years, I come to you with some questions that need to be answered before further development can continue. The road is not of the proper size and there is no town water leading to the four lots that are on the Berry Hollow Rd. Also this road is over the maximum length for a dead end road. There are two lots that are currently for sale by a building company and I wonder how they can be sold as part of this development. Since the residents of Berry Hollow Rd have raised the issue of safety, in terms of rescue equipment accessing the lots, as well as the question of water quality, how can permits to build more houses on Berry Hollow Rd be issued until these matters are .jt resolved? �f Town water to these lots is going to be a problem as well. Berry Hollow Rd, between stations#4 and#8 is only two feet (a fact that can be corroborated by Steve Seymour, Town Engineering Dept.) above the water level. Finally, a dispute arose between myself and Whistleberry over this road regarding my property line and other environmental matters. It was eventually settled through the State Dept. of Environmental Protection Office of General Counsel. Please refer to file no. 5E-8-2589, Docket no. 93-093. This legal agreement specifies that no work be done on Berry Hollow Rd between Station#4 and Station#8. My lawyer Roger O'Day can supply you with further information on this if you desire it. Furthermore I formally request that you inform me if this matter comes before your Dept. for discussion. If there are any meetings either public or private I would like to be aware of them with the opportunity to attend. Since I commute off Cape to work and cannot get my mail (at my post office box)until the weekend I would appreciate either a call, fax or E-mail informing me of any pending discussion. I stand ready, at your convenience, to answer any questions on this matter that you would like to ask me. But once again how can more houses be built on Berry Hollow Rd when this part of Whistleberry is not up to code? Sincerely, Stephen Robert Lovell Farrar i L McKean Thomas From: McKean Thomas To: Schernig Bob Subject: Whistleberry Subdivision Date: Monday, November 13, 1995 11:20AM Priority: High The Chairperson of the Board of Health, Susan Rask, has requested information from the Planning Board regarding the Whistleberry Subdivision. To date, we have not received any response. Lots at Berry Hollow Road are not connected to public water. There is a question of whether all the covenants were released. Please advise. i I Page 1 McKean Thomas From: Etsten Jackie To: McKean Thomas Cc: Schernig Bob Subject: RE: Whistleberry Subdivision Date: Tuesday, November 14, 1995 4:07PM Tom, the Planning Board has a couple of lots under covenant as security to ensure the completion of the last remaining details in this subdivision. However, the installation of public water on Berry Hollow Drive was not agreed upon by the Planning Board and the developer when the scope of improvements was developed. The board had advised the developer to apply for a waiver of the requirement for public water,which he did not do, although apparently a subsequent developer did obtain a waiver from this requirement. It may not be feasible for the Planning Board to require public water on Berry Hollow Drive. It is very long, several thousand feet, and in part close to a cranberry bog with high groundwater. Furthermore, water should have been installed prior to reconstruction of the road up the hill,. To excavate the extremely steep road shoulders would be a major undertaking. The Board for all these reasons has been reluctant to require the installation of public water 15 years after the installation of private wells. I had called Sue Rask a while back to discuss the issues and left a message. I will try and contact her again. Jackie E From: Schernig Bob To: Etsten Jackie Subject: FW: Whistleberry Subdivision Date: Monday, November 13, 1995 2:49PM Priority: High Please reply to Tom McKean's request for information and forward the issue to the Planning Board. Advise the Board of Health when this is to be considered by the Planning Board. From: McKean Thomas To: Schemig Bob Subject: Whistleberry Subdivision Date: Monday, November 13, 1995 11:20AM Priority: High The Chairperson of the Board of Health, Susan Rask, has requested information from the Planning Board regarding the Whistleberry Subdivision. To date, we have not received any response. Lots at Berry Hollow Road are not connected to public water. There is a question of whether all the covenants were released. Please advise. Page 1 McKean Thomas From: Etsten Jackie To: McKean Thomas Cc: Schernig Bob Subject: RE: Whistleberry Subdivision Date: Tuesday, November 14, 1995 4:07PM Tom, the Planning Board has a couple of lots under covenant as security to ensure the completion of the last remaining details in this subdivision. However, the installation of public water on Berry Hollow Drive was not agreed upon by the Planning Board and the developer when the scope of improvements was developed. The board had advised the developer to apply for a waiver of the requirement for public water,which he did not do, although apparently a subsequent developer did obtain a waiver from this requirement. It may not be feasible for the Planning Board to require public water on Berry Hollow Drive. It is very long, several thousand feet, and in part close to a cranberry bog with high groundwater. Furthermore, water should have been installed prior to reconstruction of the road up the hill,. To excavate the extremely steep road shoulders would be a major undertaking. The Board for all these reasons has been reluctant to require the installation of public water 15 years after the installation of private wells. I had called Sue Rask a while back to discuss the issues and left a message. I will try and contact her again. Jackie E From: Schernig Bob To: Etsten Jackie Subject: FW: Whistleberry Subdivision Date: Monday, November 13, 1995 2:49PM Priority: High Please reply to Tom McKean's request for information and forward the issue to the Planning Board. Advise the Board of Health when this is to be considered by the Planning Board. From: McKean Thomas To: Schernig Bob Subject: Whistleberry Subdivision Date: Monday, November 13, 1995 11:20AM Priority: High The Chairperson of the Board of Health, Susan Rask, has requested information from the Planning Board regarding the Whistleberry Subdivision. To date, we have not received any response. Lots at Berry Hollow Road are not connected to public water. There is a question of whether all the covenants were released. Please advise. Page 1 1 C . TOWN OF BARNSTABLE LOCATION AoY SEWAGE # ±rI'L, �G.fi x 15 63 •.,. N DI� �f,4,..� , .�'' IYAfi�����hbl( OvI -tI WATER TJD `6i QWNE 1 EM- DATE, COMPLIANCE VARIANCE-GRANTED: Yes Na. 1 a 't.j � N F .r � j 1 M TOWN OF BARNSTABLE r LOCATION /05/ SEWAGE # �I'�,�,A.C�B���'�,R!`S � .m p• �±IIIB3�itiS atA�,$z��: -�``-''��. 13' 'Ai.I�BA'S,i AI[8`6e 46"H No IP"Cr TAklX C APACIT .. �.$A�:'HII�`'��•`{;�,tYILf��Yi�try�"�..,�.�111;: !/ 5��4.�'. �8i�4� .:� NO.,C?zR i'IDRM3: 1'itIYAT'ib 4VjL d . P" USLIC WATEit } '� ... A �... .. .......... ..-�:.. 1 -14A P OAICEWNER BA'f> PS XMI-Y' ISSUEQ: DATE. COMPLIANCE ISSURDr VARIANCE GRANTED:. Yes No by 7?*r'l AY �yd3-Y 1.� oil �t . 7� McKean Thomas From: Etsten Jackie To: McKean Thomas Cc: Schemig Bob Subject: RE: Whistleberry Subdivision Date: Tuesday, November 14, 1995 4:07PM Tom, the Planning Board has a couple of lots under covenant as security to ensure the completion of the last remaining details in this subdivision. However,the installation of public water on Berry Hollow Drive was not agreed upon by the Planning Board and the developer when the scope of improvements was developed. The board had advised the developer to apply for a waiver of the requirement for public water, which he did not do, although apparently a subsequent developer did obtain a waiver from this requirement. It may not be feasible for the Planning Board to require public water on Berry Hollow Drive. It is very.long, several thousand feet, and in part close to a cranberry bog with high groundwater. Furthermore, water should have been installed prior to reconstruction of the road up the hill,. To excavate the extremely steep road shoulders would be a major undertaking. The Board for all these reasons has been reluctant to require the installation of public water 15 years after the installation of private wells. I had called Sue Rask a while back to discuss the issues and left a message. I will try and contact her again. Jackie E From: Schernig Bob To: Etsten Jackie Subject: FW: Whistleberry Subdivision Date: Monday, November 13, 1995 2:49PM Priority: High Please reply to Tom McKean's request for information and forward the issue to the Planning Board. Advise the Board of Health when this is to be considered by the Planning Board. From: McKean Thomas To: Schernig Bob Subject: Whistleberry Subdivision Date: Monday, November 13, 1995 11:20AM Priority: High The Chairperson of the Board of Health, Susan Rask, has requested information from the Planning Board regarding the Whistleberry Subdivision. To date, we have not received any response. Lots at Berry Hollow Road are not connected to public water. There is a question of whether all the covenants were released. Please advise. Page 1 ti McKean Thomas From: Etsten Jackie To: McKean Thomas Cc: Schemig Bob Subject: RE: Whistleberry Subdivision Date: Tuesday, November 14, 1995 4:07PM Tom, the Planning Board has a couple of lots under covenant as security to ensure the completion of the last remaining details in this subdivision. However, the installation of public water on Berry Hollow Drive was not agreed upon by the Planning Board and the developer when the scope of improvements was developed. The board had advised the developer to apply for a waiver of the requirement for public water, which he did not do, although apparently a subsequent developer did obtain a waiver from this requirement. It may not be feasible for the Planning Board to require public water on Berry Hollow Drive. It is very long, several thousand feet, and in part close to a cranberry bog with high groundwater. Furthem^ore, water should have been installed prior to reconstruction of the road up the hill,. To excavate the extremely steep road shoulders would be a major undertaking. The Board for all these reasons has been reluctant to require the installation of public water 15 years after the installation of private wells. I had called Sue Rask a while back to discuss the issues and left a message. I will try and contact her again. Jackie E From: Schemig Bob To: Etsten Jackie Subject: FW: Whistleberry Subdivision Date: Monday, November 13, 1995 2:49PM Priority: High Please reply to Tom McKean's request for information and forward the issue to the Planning Board. Advise the Board of Health when this is to be considered by the Planning Board. From: McKean Thomas To: Schemig Bob Subject: Whistleberry Subdivision Date: Monday, November 13, 1995 11:20AM Priority: High The Chairperson of the Board of Health, Susan Rask, has requested information from the Planning Board regarding the Whistleberry Subdivision. To date, we have not received any response. Lots at Berry Hollow Road are not connected to public water. There is a question of whether all the covenants were released. Please advise. Page 1 FROM 508 790 6458 PHONE NO. 508 420 1320 Jan. 29 1997 01:43PM P1 ninm►minmhirmm�r►rmtiriinmmtrntmm�rn!�l!)i�ilf►r1it..f liilitttp,.ml>Ilftniltilitll(t1�1111111i1ittltliilllnir!1,[ntttnmlttmtttitHp!►ttnI minti►ttmnrtltlnlnintnt>,Otiliilltill/� r ENVIROTECH LABORATORIES 449 Route 130 Sandwich, MA 02563 • (508) 888.6460 SD c s i6 41., y Holl W CLIENT: Aqua Jet Well Drilling LOCATION: Lot 80 Berry Hollow Dr. ADDRESS: Rte 130 Marstons Mills Mashpee, MA 02649 Aqua Jet 12/29/88 1 PM COLLECTED BY: 4 SAMPLE DATE: TIME: Jeo DiMaggio DATE RECEIVED 12: 29 88 SAMPLE ID: M 615 JOB #: New Well WELL DEPTH: 80 ft RESULTS OF ANALYSIS: Parameter Units Recommended limit Result - -C•o{�{orm-bacteria�E14-ri�l�• --�—.�he�d}-:� ... �.__ _....-a:.�..._.:::_.,---�-_.:._: :� �� -.�.: pH pH units 6.0-8.5 6.83 Conductance V umhos/cm 500 1057 . ,. : F_ - .Sodium mg/L 20.0 10.5 Nitrate-N mg/L 10.0 .91 Iron mg/L 0.3 .12 Manganese mg/L 0.05 Hardness mg/L as CaCO 3 500 ' Sulfate mg/L 250 _ Potassium mg/L 20.0 Alkalinity mg/L w 1 /-- 200 t Chloride mg/L 250 Turbidity NTU 5.0 7 � Color APC units 15.0 . . Background bacteria COMMENT: YES No WATER IS SUITABLE FOR DRINKING PURPOSES FOR.PARAMETERS ESTER. %g ❑ DATE /` 1t►W111WWIWWtItIU{lIWtIW1!!ll!!ltlialitil!!!liilWlillU!!1!W!!!!t!!!1!!Ei!lIIEI!!1!lIIZW!!f!!lUll+ll:ttlllillUWWIWWW(4U!!!!11' W11i1W1111!! lU111#!i / WIl14lllA� r Its EMINSONENNOW-M ,,.,niry STREET HY ,NNIS, MASS. 02601 Orcambar 17, 1980 Mrs. Mary Ann Strayer, Chairman Re: Subdivision of land in Planning Board Town of Barnstable Marstons Mills (No. 454) Hyannis, Ma. Petitioner: Daniel Co Hostetter Date: November, 1980 "* ^ ngineer: Bohannon Land Survey Name: Whistleberry Dear Mrs. Strayer: The Board of Health approves this subdivision. The following must be met: g condition. The developer must provide Town water to each and ever lot in subdivision. v Each septic system shall be located within the prescribed boundaries of each individual lot. The developer' s engineer must certify, in writing, to the Board that the installation of private sewage systems on each lot will not adversely affect surface or sub-surface public or private water resources of (1 ) all lots in subdivision; (2 ) the adjacent land (whether developed or not) ; (3) a defined a recharge area. aquifer In addition, the developer must comply with all rec of the Conservation Commission. ommendations A percolation test must be made on each lot, at leaching site, before a building permit will be issued. Each proposed septic system must conform strictly to 310 CMR 15.00, , and Town of the State Environmental Code, Title 5 Barnstable Rules and Regulations. Prior to Board of Health approval ng permit, the system and water supply mustconform toc310uCMR115.00, the Sta sewage to age 2 y 1980 etter Environmental Code, Title 5, and Town Health Re effect on the date of said issuance. Regulations that are in V Y ruly yours, Ro r L. Child , Chairman Ann -J--ane/Es augh ` H Z utchins F. Inge, M. ' BOARD OF HEALTH �MK/mm cc: Mr. Daniel Hostetter Bohannon Land Survey Company Water Department Town Clerk I� ' r 7 J For Services of Architectural Design AMENITIES:...INCLUDE ' R.L.SEABERG,ASSOC.IN ". 341 n ddle Washinq ton St. Beach & Boating area o Mi Pond Norwell,MA 02061 All Weather Tennis Court 617 659 7533 ''Toddlers Playground Underground Utilities & Town Water Expansive Cranberry Bog Views Protective Covenants :y Cul-de-sacs & curved roads insure Privacy & Safety Whistleberry Residents Association �_._ _ }��....... to perpetuate common green areas MARSTONS MILLS , ? 1YA1YOUqh REAL ESTATE hiftSMASSArHUSETT Iyanough Road, Route 132 S - — °�- Across from Sheraton Regal ,a Hyannis, Massachusetts 02601 Othe -4 T5 r Services offered ' ��� 1 i I Acie Homes�ites Interior Design � ,. -.�.�. lT• &o1ar APplic.ation + ; .. Construction Management Uniquely Distinguished by 13ROKER PARTICIPATION INVITED, �" Vistas of Cranberry Bogs & Ponds OP. s 3 nr T(E a4Ck gYF� '• 2 Rogo - ,� 3 INFORMATION ` ' 9 // LOCATION MAP__J i 1 /O 5 /3 6 A I 7 8 - �--- /8lilr - /9 25 2/ \ ---- 26 t 20 27 - y 28 29 30 . . 36 32 33 34 35 37 38 39 40 6O 59 4/ 58 pow 57 ` 50 65 1 68 73 ILLS , 7-9 7/ I I 76 75 N C4 c, Borrower/Glient ' L• w i l a u u Property Address HY rY Hollow Drive City Marstons Mills T— County _ Barnstable State MA Zin Code 02648 ?'1--k/:u Df1! ."4. PLAN BOOK 349, PAGE 62 t t 'MARSION 00 55 60 00 Fir N \6 �\Z 50 12.50 r W - 00 00 10 00 • tAJ 1, N 180.00 0 N Subject v ' 8 r, V ct o 3 78 - o O 45,570 S.� n1.000 AC 79 O v> co4.3,561 .F � 2 R•S0.00 /.000 AC O. A•90.00 O C, N T•63.01 ag `„2.5 55 R•50.00 38" E P• 5.5 •T �00 n0_ I T8.7 0 0 ; 0 O 0 •E tn Rl"50 00 A•90.00 ` T•63 01 O a O o O 33 c: o m gd m TO' ` � R•25. Ste,_/ 19? �'E' ` 3 T•20.41 A•34.24 /.,. 0 77 • C / H ) r ,43,5B8 Sf. O 3 d+ Q " /.00/AG W m i 0' Q O O �J O _ , r r � ; ' 0 0 44,66P r 0 p O Q� �ip /.OYS AG .O o Q- 1• o r � Q� r \6\ 6 6\ 5 29q. Ool 20- Ca soG 243 78�''t M f 49 STREET HYANNIS, MASS. 02601 prcembar 17, 1960 Mrs. Mary Ann Strayer, Chairman Re: Subdivision of land in Planning Board Town of Barnstable Mars Mills (No. 454) 1 Hyannis, Ma. Petitioner: Daniel C. Hostettex Date: November, 1980 engineer: Bohannon Land Survey Name: Whistleberry Dear Mrs. Strayer: The Board of Health approves this subdivision. The following must be met: g condition. The developer must provide Town water to each lot in subdivision. and every Each septic system shall be located within the prescribed boundaries of each individual lot. The developers engineer must certify, Board that the installation of priva sewageting systems one each lot will not adversely affect surface or sub-surface- public or private water resources of (1 ) all lots in subdivision; (2 ) the adjacent land (whether developed or not) ; ( 3) a defined aquifer f recharge area. In addition, the developer must comply with a of the Conservation Commission. 11 recommendations A percolation test must be made on each lot a building permit will be , at issued. Each proposed septic leaching sitel system must conform strictly to 310 CMR 15.00, , and the State Environmental Code, Title 5 Town of Barnstable Rules and Regulations. Prior to Board of Health approval of each building permit, the sewage pp y must conform to 310 CMR 15.00, the State m. etter y I980 e ge 2 Environmental Code, Title 5, and Town Health Regulations that are in effect on the date of said issuance. V Y ruly yours, Ro r L. Child , Chairman Ann Jane//Es augh ` H utchins F. e In9 M. D ' . BOARD OF HEALTH ,'f x/ �UMK/mm cc: Mr. Daniel Hostetter Y Bohannon Land Survey Company Water Department Town Clerk y r� J r rupeity FiUUress . . `-" `.Y llul luw UL ive City County barns a e State MA zip Code 02648 Lender BARNSTABLE CO(JNN REGISTRY OF DEEDS PLAN BOOK 349, PAGE 62 • , s J �. MAR 55 60.Oo tv , 6 0 5 i N \12- 12.50 W - 0 O tJ 10• 180.0 0 W 1` 0 n+ v> i 0 Subject Q 'o 8 Q rn ' 378 < O 43,57V S.,7 v� •� 79 � O /.000 AC. y r • r 2 /. i ' •O R•50.00 000 AC �.. O. A•90.00 00. �� T-63.01 R•50.00 00' N 8 49 38• E �� A-45.5 `•. �O O 17'8.70 O U O � • O ' `r .` .6 O an R•50.00 10.00 A•90.00 ` T-63 01 0 j O — 0 }+ in33 \ 00 • m 50 ` R•25. m S 10• 192 g6 T•20.41 / ~0 A-34.24 p 0 0 e ` -� 0 c 77 r .43,588 S.F. O F.- UJ Co 0 /.00/AG m W r 8OO r ' 40 0 H,66P S.F. P P ,r� 3 A �DO �ip /.Ot5 AC •� 00 00 ? O~ \ o 5\ 50 ►. .5g 299 6 2 ZA• Z9'I9 S - ,' �25 N 10 - 806 Ao p1 i p 6 b0 / 24 3. 78 - N R 2 1 �=�-�---- BOARD OF HEALTH Fee-- TOWN OF BARNSTABLE 2pp[ication-*rVe1C Con5tructionPermit Appli0cation is hereby made for a permi to Construct (�` ), Alter ( ), or Repair ( an individual Well at: L, o w OJT I f ow_-----------------g ---- - -—= _ - 1� - - Q6 ��►r L Location — Address Assessors Map and Parcel --- - Owner Ad dress 1 — ------------------------ — — -----3, Installer — Driller Address Type of Building Dwelling------------------------------------------------------------ Other - Type of Building-------------------------------- No. of Persons-------------------------------— - - Typeof Well- - r- -� -- - ------------------ Capacity---------------------------- -- ------------------------- Purpose of Well -- Agreement: The undersigned agrees to install the aforedescribed individual well in accordance with the provisions of The Town of Barnstable Board of Health Private Well Protection Regulation - The undersigned further agrees not to place the well in operation until a Certificate .of Compliance has been issued by the Board of Health. Signed ��� (�% � ----- — --� -a 7` S-- date Application Approved By � -�—-- — date Application Disapproved for the following reasons:---------------------------------________-_________—__—__--_______ ------------------ ----- - ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- date Permit No. --- Issued--- - - -° -a� ---— --- - date BOARD OF HEALTH TOWN OF BARNSTABLE Certificate ®f Compliance THIS IS TO CERTIFY, That the I dividual Well Constructed ( ), Altered ( ), or Repaired by- r✓ - -------_- - -- ----- 1 Installer _ at- v{ _ © t LD ..... --....... - — - has been installed in accordance with the provisions of the Town of Barnstable Board of Health Private Well Protection Regulation as described in the application for Well Construction Permit No. �12J'=�3-7-Dated THE ISSUANCE OF THIS CERTIFICATE SHALL NOT BE CONSTRUED AS A GUARANTEE THAT THE WELL SYSTEM WILL FUNCTION SATISFACTORY. DATE------------------- -- -- -- Inspector----------------------------------------- --- -j�.�ti.I .G'�.�� .r,�_"5ti✓� �' '�: 'tirws�'�y�..r�7��/F11�". .«-_�.. - '`P'ir'i^. rJ'�?+'r'r�r' ....._ i+�Ii��yAr. ._...— ..-. _.:. _ .... .. __. .. Jr�s}. 4't '}a { �`"� '"�^r���'1.� 1K 'YE}'r"r{„� rV`�At�'^�k"S✓'l.`,,��..ISI.+("Wh,y�.�(��`�t.Y'V�►7�^J�Y'�d :'��. Fee--- - --------- BOARD OF HEALTH Y TOWN 'OF . BARNSTABLE Applicat ion-*rVe[C Congtruct ion Permit L 'v Application is hereby made for a permit to Construct ( ), Alter ( ), or Repair ( Zanindividual Well at: -- - - - ----- • - --- - Location — Address J ° Assessors Map and Parcel Owner Address = ^�--------------------------- ------- Installer — Driller Address ` Type of Building Dwelling---------------------------------------------------------- Other - Type of Building ----------- No. of Persons--------------------------- Type --------__________ tCapaof Well----- city-- ---- -- - - ---- --- Purpose of Well- _1-tom -c_119----------------------- -- ' Agreement: The undersigned agrees to install the aforedescribed individual well in accordance with the provisions of The Town of Barnstable Board of Health Private Well Protection Regulation - The undersigned further agrees not to place the well in operation until a Certificate .of Compliance has been issued by the Board of Health. 5� Signed X- --�� -- date Application Approved By - -=-�1--- —-- ---—— date Application Disapproved for the following reasons:-----=------------------- ------------------------____---_--_ G date Permit No. ---"d`!- �-= --— -- Issued --- - -'-{- --- — ------------------ date J J BOARD OF HEALTH TOWN OF BARNSTABLE Certificate Of Compliance THIS IS TO CERTIFY, That the Individual Well Constructed ( ), Altered ( ), or Repaired ------------------------------- 1told Installer has been installed in accordance with the provisions of the Town of Barnstable Board of Health Private Well Protection i Regulation as described in the application for Well Construction Permit No. �� - -Dated THE ISSUANCE OF THIS CERTIFICATE SHALL NOT BE CONSTRUED AS A GUARANTEE THAT THE WELL SYSTEM WILL FUNCTION SATISFACTORY. DATE- --- —---- -- --------- Inspector------------------------------ --------—- ------------- i BOARD OF HEALTH TOWN OF BARNSTABLE Y Yell Cootruct ion Permit ' No. ------- ------- Fee--,---, - rn, Permission is hereby granted-- -�' �'�� to Construct ((/Alter ( ), or Repair(2q_=).v-an Individual Well at: ----------------------------------- ! as shown on the application for a Well Construction Permit No. ---- Jr-=,3 Dated---- . . ------------------------- -- Board of Health ' DATE -- i Al LOCATION MAR570_.fVS SCALE DATE PLAN REFEtiENCE •---.��..,.,.. � ram° \ 76, s `_ \ 72 AO � � . A �� ► �,. � 1 it go I� 1 r '0, fV c n P, .11)All k 1 / ' EDWA D LEY 6 \ t/ o. , 00 Fss'�fl;ISTL�� ! "� �y A.,vyr,C-� "r.,.iu.rt . /1 ;.. a ,�...I,a •:r" f. '16. ; a 't`k "ti,:.is it'. (Is4'q„ pd a':':snla 4-�,C..t•,'I "1:-.,