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Ms. Amy Peters; and
Mr. Andre Peters; and
Mr. Isiah Peters, and
Mr. Terrell Peters, and
Mr. Richard Mendez
Apartment Unit 304D
767 Independence Drive, .
Hyannis, Ma 02601
EMERGENCY WRITTEN ORDER REQUIRING ISOLATION AND QUARANTINE
This Order is being issued to protect the public health and'safety where there.is a cluster of
confirmed COVID-19 cases within the Town of Barnstable. `.The reason for this order is due
to the fact that•you, the residents of Apartment-Unit 304D, 767 Independence Drive,
Hyannis Massachusetts.have tested positive for COVID-19.
Pursuant to.the authority,vested in the Barnstable Board of Health_ under Massachusetts
General Laws, Chapter 111, Section 95,.and 106 CMR 300.00, and authority vested in the
Board of.Health Agent under Massachusetts-General Laws; Section 111, Section 30, you are
hereby Ordered as follows:
1) .You are required to isolate by remaining inside Apartment Unit 304D, 767
Independence Drive; Hyannis MA.immediately and until May 21, 2020;
2) This isoiation.Order requires that no one may enter or leave this apartment unit
except for health care personnel for urgent medical needs and testing and except as
set forth below in paragraph 3.
3)- .All residents of Apartment Unit 304D, 767 Independence Drive, Hyannis MA are to.
be confined to this:Apartment Unit, shelter in place, and isolate from the general
public; except for when'the occupant(s) need medical care or are undergoing testing
at an off-site.testing.center as authorized'by a physician, and except for when the
occupant(s)'conduct washing/drying of laundry during the designated pre-approved
laundry hours scheduled once per week onsite within this same apartment building.
A. You are required to comply forthwith with all of the provisions contained in the
document"Information and Guidance for Persons in Isolation due to COVID-19,
issued by the Commonwealth of Massachusetts Executive Office of.Health and
Human.Services, dated March 11, 2020, a copy of which is attached hereto and
incorporated by reference as "Exhibit A."
5) .You.are required to comply forthwith with all of the provisions contained in the.
document °Information:and Guidance for Persons in Quarantine due to COV}D719
issued by the Commonwealth.of Massachusetts Executive Office of Health and
Human Services, dated March 11, 2020, a copy of which is attached hereto and
incorporated by reference as "Exhibit B."
6) You are.required to comply with directives from the Town of Barnstable Director of
Public Health and/or the Town of Barnstable,Public Health Nurse.
7) You are required to observe each and every element of this Order unless advised
otherwise, in writing, by the Town of Barnstable Board of Health.
The duration of the isolation and quarantine period shall be for fourteen days. However an
emergency written isolation and quarantine order may be re-issued in the future if an
additional quarantine time period is needed. This order is subject to change as this is a
rapidly evolving situation and may be modified by the Board of Health or its duly authorized
Agent.
.Should you be aggrieved by this order, you have a right to appeal pursuant to 105 CMR
300.210(F) by contacting the Director of Public Health Thomas A. McKean, at telephone
(508)-862-4644. An individual or group subject to an order of isolation or quarantine may
file a petition in Superior Court challenging the order at any time. Unless rescinded by order
of the Department or local board of health or a court, the order for isolation or quarantine
shall remain in force and effect until any appeal is finally determined.
PER.ORDER OF THE BOARD-OF HEALTH
Thomas A. McKean, R.S., H.O.
Director of Public Health and
Board of Health Agent
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The Commonwealth of Massachusetts
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Executive Office of Health and Human Services
Department of Public Health
Bureau of Infectious Disease and Laboratory Sciences
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305.South Street, Jamaica Plain, MA 02130
MARYLOU SUDDERS
Secretary
CHARLES D.BAKER
Governor MONICA BHAREL,MD,MPH
Commissioner
KARYN E.POLITO Lieutenant Governor Information and Guidance for Tel:617-624-6000
www.mass.govldph .
Persons in Isolation due to COVID-19
You are required to isolate (separate yourself) from other people because you have been
diagnosed as a confirmed case of infection with 2019 Novel (new) Coronavirus(COVID-19) or
because you had a high-risk exposure to COVID-19 and now have symptoms.
COVID-19 is caused by a virus. It is spread through respiratory secretions(mucous and droplets
from coughs and sneezes from an infected person and can cause serious illness such as
pneumonia(lung infection), and in some rare cases, death.
You must remain in isolation until a public health authority (the Massachusetts
Department of Public Health or your local Board of Health)tells you can leave your home.
A public health authority will be in contact with you daily and will conduct another
assessment 14 days after the date your infection is confirmed. A public health authority will
confirm that you may leave your home once the risk of infecting others is determined to be
low.
During the isolation period, you may not have visitors in the location where you are isolating. If
you must share living quarters with another person, then that person will be subject to
quarantine. If someone in your home is a young child,pregnant, immunocompromised,or has a
chronic heart, liver,lung, or kidney condition, or is over 65 years of age, that person is at
particular risk if they have contact with you during isolation. If anyone you have contact with fits
this description,please discuss this with your local board of health or the Massachusetts
Department of public health.so that steps may be taken to protect these individuals.
Your local Board of Health and the Massachusetts Department of Public Health will work with
you to identify anybody, including household members, who are considered to have been
exposed and will make required quarantine recommendations.
This information sheet provides you with information about what to do and not to do while you
are in isolation. If you have questions after reading this, you can call your local Board of Health,
or the Massachusetts Department of Public Health which is available 24/7 at 617-983-6800.
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While you are in isolation you should follow these instructions:
1. Do not leave your home except for urgent medical care. If you must leave your home for
urgent medical care, wear a mask,such as a surgical mask, if available. If not available
try to maintain a distance of six feet from others; when this is not possible, limit your
time being closer to people to five minutes or less. Call the healthcare provider before
you go and tell them that you have COVID-19 infection. For the protection of others, you
should use a personal car or call an ambulance to travel to your healthcare provider. Do
not take public transportation,ride shares (e.g. Uber or Lyft),or taxis under any
circumstance.
2. Wear a mask, such as a surgical mask, if available if you must be in contact with another
person. If not available try to maintain a distance of six feet from others; when this is not
possible, limit your time being closer to people to five minutes or less.
3. Do not have visitors in your home.
4. If possible,other people should not be living in your home while you are in isolation
there.
5. Do not share a bedroom or bathroom with anyone else.
6. Do not share towels or bed sheetsiblankets with other people.
7. Wash your laundry separately from the laundry of other people.
8. Do not share eating or drinking utensils with other people. Wash utensils normally in a
dishwasher or by hand with warm water and soap.
9. Cover your mouth and nose when coughing or sneezing and throw tissues away in a lined
waste container. Then wash your hands.
10. Wash your hands often with soap and water for at least 20 seconds. If soap and water are
not available use an alcohol-based hand sanitizer that contains at least 60%alcohol.
Anyone you have to come in contact with in your household should:
1. Remain aware of their health and watch themselves for:
a. A fever(temperature over 100.3 degrees). They should take their temperature in
the morning and at night.
b. Other symptoms such as a cough, difficulty breathing, shortness of breath, chills,
stiff or sore muscles,headache, or diarrhea.
2. Wash hands often with soap and water for at least 20 seconds. If soap and water are not
available they should use an alcohol-based hand sanitizer that contains at least 60%
alcohol.
3. Wear a mask,such as a surgical mask, if available, when they are in close contact.with ,
you if you cannot wear a mask. If not available try to maintain a distance of six feet from
others; when this is not possible, limit your time being closer to people to five minutes or
less. They should be careful to only touch the parts of the mask that go around the ears or
behind the head. Do not touch the front of the mask. They should wash their hands
immediately with soap and water after taking the mask off.
4. Wear disposable gloves if they need to have direct contact with your body fluids
(saliva/spit,mucous, urine,feces, vomit)or handle your dirty laundry. Remove the gloves
carefully without touching the outside of the gloves, throw the gloves away, and wash
their hands with soap and water or an alcohol-based hand rub.
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If anyone in your household develops any of these symptoms,contact the local health
department or the Massachusetts Department of Public Health at the phone numbers
below.
If they need to seek medical care,they should call their healthcare provider before they go and
tell them they may have been exposed to COVID-19.
Other advice to keep your germs from spreading:
l. Your gloves, tissues,masks, and other trash should be put in a bag,tied closed, and put
with other household trash.
2. Your laundry may be done in a standard washing machine using warm water and
detergent. Bleach may be used but is not needed. Do not shake out the dirty laundry and
avoid having the dirty laundry touch anyone's skin or clothing.
3. Surfaces in the home that you touch or that become dirty with your body fluids
(saliva/spit, mucous,urine, feces, vomit) should be cleaned and disinfected with a
household disinfectant according to the directions on the label. Wear gloves when
cleaning.
4. Your bathroom should be cleaned every day using a household disinfectant according to
the directions on the label. Wear gloves when cleaning.
How long should you follow these instructions?
You will need to remain isolated for as long as it is possible for you to spread the infection to
others. A public health authority(MDPH or your local board of health) will be in contact with
you daily and.will tell you when you can stop isolating yourself. They will regularly re-assess
you and will determine if you need to stay isolated or if the risk of infection to others is low
enough that you can stop staying in isolation.
Questions?
Please call your healthcare provider, your local board of health or the Massachusetts Department
of Public Health with any questions.
1. Your healthcare provider
Name:
Phone number: OR
2. Your local board of health(Town/City)
Town or City:
Contact Person:
Phone number: OR
3. The Massachusetts Department of Public Health
On-call Epidemiologist
Phone: (617) 983-6800 (7 days per week/24 hours per day)
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The Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Executive.Office of Health and Human Services
Department of Public Health
Bureau of Infectious Disease and Laboratory Sciences.
.305 South Street, Jamaica Plain, MA. 02130
MARYLOU SUDDERS
Information and Guidance for Persons Secretary
CHARLEo QDI BAKER MONICA BHAREL,MD,MPH
mor
in Quarantine due to COVID-19 Commissioner.
KARYN E.POLITO
Lieutenant Governor Tel:617-624-6000
www.mass.gov/dph
You are required to quarantine (separate yourself) from other people because you have been
exposed to1he 2019 Novel (New)Coronavirus (COVID-19). If you have,COVID-19,you could"
Spread it to.people around you and make them sick.
COVID-1.9 is caused by a virus. It is spread through respiratory secretions (mucous and droplets
from coughs and sneezes) from an infected person and can cause serious illness such as
pneumonia(lung infection), and in some rare cases, death.
This information sheet provides you with information about what to do and not to do while you
are in quarantine. If you have questions after reading this, you can call your local Board of
Health, or the Massachusetts Department of Public Health which is available 24/7 at 617-983-
6800.
During your quarantine period, you should not have visitors in your home. The other people who
live in your home can continue to do their normal activities as long as they are not in contact
with you, as described further below, and not also under quarantine. If you test positive for
COVID-19 and someone comes into contact with you that person might also then need to be
quarantined.
While you are in quarantine you should follow these instructions:
1. Do not leave your home except for urgent medical care. If you must leave your home for
urgent medical care, wear a mask, such as a surgical mask, if available. Call the
healthcare provider before you go and tell them that you are quarantined due to COVID-
19 exposure. For the protection of others, you should use a personal car or call an
ambulance to travel to your healthcare provider. Do not take public transportation,
ride shares (e.g. Uber or Lyft), or taxis under any circumstance.
2. Wear a mask, such as a surgical mask, if available, if you must be in contact with other.
people. If not available try to maintain a distance of six feet from others; when this is not
possible, limit your time being closer to people to five minutes or less.
3. Do not have visitors in your home:
4. To the extent possible, stay six feet away from other people in your home. If absolutely
necessary,have one person help you and do not have contact with other people in your
home. Wear a mask, such as a surgical mask, if available.when in the same room as that
person. If not available try to maintain,a distance of six feet from others; when this is not
possible, limit your time being closer to people to five minutes or less.
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5. If possible, use a separate bedroom and bathroom. Do not share towels or bed
sheets/blankets with other people in your home. Wash your laundry separately from the
laundry of other people in your home.
6. Do not share eating or drinking utensils. Wash utensils normally in a dishwasher or by
hand with warm water.and soap.
7. Cover your mouth and nose with a tissue when coughing or sneezing and throw tissues
away in a lined waste container. Then wash your hands.
8. Wash your hands frequently using soap and water for at least 20 seconds each time you
wash.If soap and water are not available, use an alcohol-based hand sanitizer that
contains at least 60%alcohol.
Anyone you come in contact with (including anyone in your home) should:
1. Wash their hands with soap and water for at least 20 seconds often. If soap and water are
not available they should use an alcohol-based hand sanitizer that contains at least 60%
alcohol.
2. Wear a mask, if available,when they are in close contact with you if you cannot wear a
mask. They should be careful to only touch the parts of the mask that go around the ears
or behind the head. Do not touch the front of the mask. They should wash their hands
immediately after taking the mask off. If not available try to maintain a distance of six
feet from others; when this is not possible, limit your time being closer to people to five
minutes or less.
3. Wear disposable gloves if they have to have direct contact with your body fluids
(saliva/spit, mucous, urine, feces, vomit) or handle your dirty laundry. Remove the gloves
carefully without touching the outside of the gloves, throw the gloves away, and wash
their hands with soap and water or an alcohol-based hand rub.
Anyone you come in contact with (including anyone in your home) should remain aware of
their health and watch themselves for:
• a fever(temperature over 100.3 degrees).They should take their temperature in
the morning and at night.
o other symptoms such as a cough, difficulty breathing, shortness of breath, chills,
stiff or sore muscles,headache, or diarrhea.
If anyone you come in contact with has any of these symptoms, contact the local health
department or the Massachusetts Department of Public Health at the phone numbers
below.
If they need to seek medical care,they should call their healthcare provider before they go and
tell them that they may have been exposed to COVID-19.
If they do not have any of the symptoms described above, they do not have to stay home and
instead may continue with their normal activities.
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Other advice to keep your germs from spreading:
1. Your gloves, tissues,masks and other trash should be put in a bag,tied closed, and put
with other household trash.
2. Your laundry may be done in a standard washing machine using warm water and
detergent. Bleach may be used but is not needed. Do not shake out the dirty laundry and
avoid having the dirty laundry touch anyone's skin or clothing.
3. Surfaces in the home that you touch or that become dirty with your body fluids
(saliva/spit, mucous,urine, feces,vomit) should be cleaned and disinfected with a
household disinfectant according to the label directions. Wear gloves while cleaning.
4. Your-bathroom should be cleaned every day using a household disinfectant according to
the directions on the label. Wear gloves while cleaning.
How long must you follow these instructions?
You will need to remain quarantined for at least 14 days from the date of last exposure. A public
health authority (MDPH or your local board of health)will be in contact with you daily and will
tell you when you can stop quarantining yourself. They will regularly re-assess you and will
determine if you still need to stay quarantined or if the risk of infection to others is low enough
..that you can leave your home.
Questions?
.Please call your healthcare provider, your local board of health or the Massachusetts Department
of Public Health with any questions.
1. Your healthcare provider
Name:
Phone number: OR
2. Your local board of health(Town/City)
Town or City:
Contact Person:
Phone number: OR
3. The Massachusetts Department of Public Health
On-call Epidemiologist
Phone: (617) 983-6800 (7 days per week/24 hours per day)
Thank you for your active cooperation in keeping yourself, your family, and your community
healthy and safe.
Date provided to quarantined individual:
Provided by(name):
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Office: 508-862-4644.
Thursday May 7, 2020
Ms. Amy.Peters, and . . . .
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Mr:: Andre Peters, and ' v
Mr..lsiah Peters; and
Mr. Terrell Peters, and .
Mr: Richard Mendez
Apartment.Unit 304D
767 Independence.Drive,
Hyannis,. Ma .02601
EMERGENCY WRITTEN ORDER REQUIRING ISOLATION AND QUARANTINE
This Order is.being issued to protect the public health and safety where there is a cluster of
confirmed COVID-19 cases:within the Town of Barnstable. The reason for this order is due
to the fact that you, the residents of Apartment-Unit 304D, 767 Independence Drive,
Hyannis Massachusetts have tested positive for COVID-19.
Pursuant to the authority,vested in the Barnstable Board of Health under Massachusetts
General Laws, Chapter 111; Section 95, and 105 CMR 300.00, and authority vested in the -
Board of Health Agent under Massachusetts General Laws, Section.'111,Section 30,you are
hereby Ordered as follows:
1) You are required to isolate by remaining inside Apartment Unit 304D, 767 :
Independence Drive, Hyannis MA immediately and until May 21, 20120;
2) This.isolation Order requires that no one. may enter or leave this apartment unit
except for health care personnel for urgent medical needs and testing a.nd except as
set forth below in paragraph 3,
3) .All residents of Apartment Unit 304D, 767 Independence Drive,Hyannis MA are to.
be confined to this Apartment Unit, shelter in place, and isolate from the general
public; except for when the occupant(s) need medical.care or are undergoing testing..
at an off-site testing center as authorized by a physician, and except for when the
occupant(s) conduct.Washing/drying of laundry-during the designated pre-approved
laundry hours scheduled once per week onsite within this same apartment:building
4) You are required to comply forthwith with all of-the provisions contained in the
document 1nforrnation and Guidance for. Persons in Isolation due to COVID-19
issued.by.th'e Commonwealth of Massachusetts.Executive Office of Health and
Human Services, dated March 11, 2020, a copy of which is attached.hereto and
incorporated by reference.as "Exhibit A.
5) You are required to comply forthwith with all of the provisionsycontained in the
document Information and Guidarice for Persons in uararntine due to COVID 19
issued by the Commonwealth of Massachusetts Executive Office of Health and
Human Services, dated March 11, 2020, a copy of which is attached hereto and
incorporated by reference as "Exhibit B."
6) You are required to comply with directives from the Town of Barnstable Director of
Public Health and/or the Town of Barnstable Public Health Nurse.
7) You are required to observe each and every element.of this Order unless advised
otherwise, in writing, by the Town of Barnstable Board of Health.
The duration of the isolation and quarantine period shall be for fourteen days. However an
emergency written isolation and quarantine order may be re-issued in the future if an
additional quarantine time period is needed. This order is subject to change as this is a
rapidly evolving situation and may be modified by the Board of Health or its duly authorized
Agent.
Should you be aggrieved by this order, you have a right to appeal pursuant to 105 CMR
300.210(F) by contacting the Director of Public Health Thomas A. McKean, at telephone
(508) 862-4644. An individual or group subject to an order of isolation or quarantine may
file a petition in Superior Court challenging the order at any time. Unless rescinded by order
of the Department or local board of health or a court, the order for isolation or quarantine
shall remain in force and effect until any appeal is finally determined.
PER ORDER OF THE BOARD OF HEALTH
Thomas A. McKean, R.S., .H.O.
Director of Public Health and
Board of Health Agent
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The Commonwealth of Massachusetts
` Executive Office of Health and Human Services
Department.of Public Health
Bureau of Infectious Disease and Laboratory Sciences
305 South Street, Jamaica Plain, MA 02130
MARYLOU SUDDERS
Secretary
CHARLES D.BAKER
Governor MONICA BHAREL,MD,MPH
Commissioner
KARYN E.POLITO Lieutenant Governor Information and Guidance for Tel:617-62"000
www.mass.gov/dph
Persons in Isolation due to COVID-19
You are required to isolate (separate yourself) from other people because you have been
diagnosed as a confirmed case of infection with 2019 Novel (new) Coronavirus(COVID-19) or
because you had a high-risk exposure to COVID-19 and now have.symptoms.
COVID-19 is caused by a virus. It is spread through respiratory secretions(mucous and droplets
from coughs and sneezes from an infected person and can cause serious illness such as
pneumonia(lung infection), and in some rare cases, death.
You must remain in isolation until a public health authority (the Massachusetts
Department of Public Health or your local Board of Health)tells you can leave your home.
A public health authority will be in contact with you daily and will conduct another
assessment 14 days after the date your infection is confirmed. A public health authority will
confirm that you may leave your home once the risk of infecting others is determined to be
low.
During the isolation period, you may not have visitors in the location where you are isolating: If
you must share living quarters with another person, then that person will be subject to
quarantine. If someone in your home is a young child,pregnant, immunocompromised,or has a
chronic heart,liver,lung, or kidney condition, or is over 65 years of age, that person is at
particular risk if they have contact with you during isolation. If anyone you have contact with fits
this description,please discuss this with your local board of health or the Massachusetts
Department of public health so that steps may be taken to.protect these individuals.
Your local Board of Health and the Massachusetts Department of Public Health will work with
you to identify anybody, including household members, who are considered to have been
exposed and will make required quarantine recommendations.
This information sheet provides you with information about what to do and not to do while you
are in isolation. If you have questions after reading this, you can call your local Board of Health,
or the Massachusetts Department of Public Health which is available 24/7 at 617-983-'6800.
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/ While you are in isolation you should follow these instructions:
1. Do not leave your home except for urgent medical care. If you must leave your home for
urgent medical care, wear a mask, such as a surgical mask, if available. If not available
try to maintain a distance of six feet from others; when this is not possible, limit your
time being closer to people to five minutes or less. Call the healthcare provider before
you go and tell them that you have COVID-19 infection. For the protection of others, you
should use a personal car or call an ambulance to travel to your healthcare provider. Do
not take public transportation,ride shares (e.g. Uber or Lyft), or taxis under any
circumstance.
2. Wear a mask, such as a surgical mask, if available if you must be in contact with another
person. If not available try to maintain a distance of six feet from others; when this is not
possible, limit your time being closer to people to five minutes or less.
3. Do not have visitors in your home.
4. If possible, other people should not be living in your home while you are in isolation
there.
5. Do not share a bedroom or bathroom with anyone else.
6. Do not share towels or bed sheets/blankets with other people.
7. Wash your laundry separately from the laundry of other people.
8. Do not share eating or drinking utensils with other people. Wash utensils normally in a
dishwasher or by hand with warm water and soap.
9. Cover your mouth and nose when coughing or sneezing and throw tissues away in a lined
waste container. Then wash your hands.
10. Wash your hands often with soap and water for at least 20 seconds. If soap and water are
not available use an alcohol-based hand sanitizer that contains at least 60% alcohol.
Anyone you have to come in contact with in your household should:
1. Remain aware of their health and watch themselves for:
a. A fever(temperature over 100.3 degrees). They should take their temperature in
the morning and at night.
b. Other symptoms such as a cough, difficulty breathing,shortness of breath, chills,
stiff or sore muscles, headache, or diarrhea.
2. Wash hands often with soap and water for at least 20 seconds.If soap and water are not
available they should use an alcohol-based hand sanitizer that contains at least 60%
alcohol.
3. Wear a mask, such as a surgical mask, if available, when.they are in close contact with
you if you cannot wear a mask. If not available try to maintain a distance of six feet from
others; when this is not possible, limit your time being closer.to people to five minutes or
less. They should be careful to only touch the parts of the mask that go around the ears or
behind the head. Do not touch the front of the mask. They should wash their hands
immediately with soap and water after taking the mask off.
4. Wear disposable gloves if they need to have direct contact with your body fluids
(saliva/spit,mucous, urine,feces, vomit) or handle your dirty laundry. Remove the gloves
carefully without touching the outside of the gloves, throw the gloves away, and wash
their hands with soap and water or an alcohol-based hand rub.
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If anyone in your household develops any of these symptoms, contact the local health
department or the Massachusetts Department of Public Health at the phone numbers
below.
If they need to seek medical care, they should call their healthcare provider before they go and
tell them they may have been exposed to COVID-19.
Other advice to keep your germs from spreading:
1. Your gloves, tissues,masks,and other trash should be put in a bag,tied closed, and put
with other household trash.
2. Your laundry may be done in a standard washing machine using warm water and
detergent. Bleach may be used but is not needed. Do not shake out the dirty laundry and
avoid having the dirty laundry touch anyone's skin or clothing.
3. Surfaces in the home that you touch or that become dirty with your body fluids
(saliva/spit, mucous,urine, feces, vomit) should be cleaned and disinfected with a
household disinfectant according to the directions on the label. Wear gloves when
cleaning.
4. Your bathroom should be cleaned every day using a household disinfectant according to
the directions on the label. Wear gloves when cleaning.
How long should you follow these instructions?
You will need to remain isolated for as long as it is possible for you to spread the infection to
others. A public health authority(MDPH or your local board of health) will be in contact with
you daily and,will tell you when you can stop isolating yourself. They will regularly re-assess
you and will determine if you need to stay isolated or if the risk of infection to others is low
enough that you can stop staying in isolation.
Questions?
Please call your healthcare provider, your local board of health or the Massachusetts Department
of Public Health with any questions.
1. Your healthcare provider
Name:
Phone number: OR
2. Your local board of health(Town/City)
Town or City:
Contact Person:
Phone number: OR
3. The Massachusetts Department of Public Health,
On-call Epidemiologist
Phone: (617) 983-6800 (7 days per week/24 hours per day)
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The Commonwealth of Massachusetts
` Executive Office of Health and Human Services
Department of Public Health
Bureau of Infectious Disease and Laboratory Sciences
305 South Street, Jamaica Plain, MA 02130
MARYLOU SUDDERS
Information and Guidance for Persons Secretary
CHARL GovernorBAKER MONICA BHAREL,MD,MPH
in Quarantine due to COVID-19 Commissioner
KARYN E.POLITO
Lieutenant Governor Tel:617-624-6000
www.mass.gov/dph
You are required to quarantine (separate yourself) from other people because you have been
exposed to the 2019 Novel (New)Coronavirus (COVID-19). If you have COVID-19,you could
spread it to people around you and make them sick.
COVID-19 is caused by a virus. It is spread through respiratory secretions (mucous and droplets
from coughs and sneezes) from an infected person and can cause serious illness such as
pneumonia(lung infection), and in some rare cases, death.
This information sheet provides you with information about what to do and not to do while you
are in quarantine. If you have questions after reading this,you can call your local Board of
Health, or the Massachusetts Department of Public Health which is available 24/7 at 617-983-
6800.
During your quarantine period, you should not have visitors in your home. The other people who
live in your home can continue to do their normal activities as long as they are not in contact
with you, as described further below, and not also under quarantine. If you test positive for
COVID-19 and someone comes into contact with you that person might also then need to be
quarantined.
While you are in quarantine you should follow these instructions:
1. Do not leave your home except for urgent medical care. If you must leave your home for
urgent medical care, wear a mask, such as a surgical mask, if available. Call the
healthcare provider before you go and tell them that you are quarantined due to COVID-
19 exposure. For the protection of others, you should use a personal car or call an
ambulance to travel to your healthcare provider. Do not take public transportation,
ride shares (e.g. Uber or Lyft),or taxis under any circumstance.
2. Wear a mask, such as a surgical mask, if available, if you must be in contact with other
people. If not available try to maintain a distance of six feet from others; when this is not
possible, limit your time being closer to people to five minutes or less.
3. Do not have visitors in your home.
4. To the extent possible, stay six feet away from other people in your home. If absolutely
necessary, have one person help you and do not have contact with other people in your
home. Wear a mask, such as a surgical mask, if available when in the same room as that
person. If not available try to maintain a distance of six feet from others; when this is not
possible, limit your time being closer to people to five minutes or less.
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5. If possible, use a separate bedroom and bathroom. Do not share towels or bed
sheetsiblankets with other people in your home. Wash your laundry separately from the
laundry of other people in your home.
6. Do not share eating or drinking utensils. Wash utensils normally in a dishwasher or by
hand with warm water and soap.
7. Cover your mouth and nose with a tissue when coughing or sneezing and throw tissues .
away in a lined waste container. Then wash your hands.
8. Wash your hands frequently using soap and water for at least 20 seconds each time you
wash. If soap and water are not available, use an alcohol-based hand sanitizer that
contains at least 60%alcohol.
Anyone you come in contact with (including anyone in your home) should:
1. Wash their hands with soap and water for at least 20 seconds often. If soap and water are
not available they should use an alcohol-based hand sanitizer that contains at least 60%
alcohol.
2. Wear a mask, if available, when they are in close contact with you if you cannot wear a
mask. They should be careful to only touch the parts of the mask that go around the ears
or behind the head. Do not touch the front of the mask. They should wash their hands
immediately after taking the mask off. If not available try to maintain a distance of six
feet from others; when this is not possible, limit your time being closer to people to five
minutes or less.
3. Wear disposable gloves if they have to have direct contact with your body fluids
(saliva/spit, mucous, urine, feces, vomit) or handle your dirty laundry. Remove the gloves
carefully without touching the outside of the gloves, throw the gloves away, and wash
their hands with soap and water or an alcohol-based hand rub.
Anyone you come in contact with (including anyone in your home) should remain aware of
their health and watch themselves for:
e a fever(temperature over 100.3 degrees).They should take their temperature in
the morning and at night.
• other symptoms such as a cough,difficulty breathing, shortness of breath,chills,
stiff or sore muscles, headache, or diarrhea.
If anyone you come in contact with has any of these symptoms, contact the local health
department or the Massachusetts Department of Public Health at the phone numbers
below.
If they need to seek medical care, they should call their healthcare provider before they go and
tell them that they may have been exposed to COVID-19.
If they do not have any of the symptoms described above, they do not have to stay home and
instead may continue with their normal activities.
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' Other advice to keep your germs from spreading:
1. Your gloves, tissues,masks and other trash should be put in a bag,tied closed, and put
with other household trash.
2. Your laundry may be done in a standard washing machine using warm water and
detergent. Bleach may be used but is not needed. Do not shake out the dirty laundry and
avoid having the dirty laundry touch anyone's skin or clothing.
3. Surfaces in the home that you touch or that become dirty with your body fluids
(saliva/spit,mucous,urine, feces, vomit) should be cleaned and disinfected with a
household disinfectant according to the label directions. Wear gloves while cleaning.
4. Your bathroom should be cleaned every day using a household disinfectant according to
the directions on the label. Wear gloves while cleaning.
How long must you follow these instructions?
You will need to remain quarantined for at least 14 days from the date of last exposure. A public
health authority (MDPH or your local board of health)will be in contact with you daily and will
tell you when you can stop quarantining yourself. They will regularly re-assess you and will
determine if you still need to stay quarantined or if the risk of infection to others is low enough
that you can leave your home.
Questions?
Please call your healthcare provider, your local board of health or the Massachusetts Department
of Public Health with any questions.
1. Your healthcare provider
Name:
Phone number: OR
2. Your local board of health(Town/City)
Town or City:
Contact Person:
Phone number: OR
3. The Massachusetts Department of Public Health
On-call.Epidemiologist
Phone: (617) 983-6800 (7 days per week/24 hours per day)
Thank you for your active cooperation in keeping yourself, your family, and your community
healthy and safe.
Date provided to quarantined individual:
Provided by (name):
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COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS
EXECUTIVE OFFICE OF ENVIRONMENTAL AFFAIRS
DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION
SOUTHEAST REGIONAL OFFICE
20 RIVERSIDE DRIVE, LAKEVILLE,MA 02347 5087946-2700
MITT ROMNEY 'ROBERT W.GOLLEDGE,Jr.
Governor
Secretary
KERRY HEALEY ARLEEN O'DONNELL
Lieutenant Governor Commissioner'
September 13,2606
Patrick M. Butler RE: BARNSTABLE: -- Sewer Connection
JDL Housing Development, LLC . Permit, BRPWP 18,Village Green
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1513 Iyanough Road Apartments
P.O. Box 1630 Transmittal No. W066621
Hyannis, Massachusetts 02661
Dear Mr. Butler: u
This letter is in response to your application for a sewer,connection permit to discharge
into the sewer system located at Village Green Apartments in the Town of Barnstable,
Massachusetts. After due public notice, I hereby issue the attached final permit.
No comments objecting to the issuance or terms of the permit were received by the
Department during the public comment period. Therefore, in accordance with 314 CMR 2.08,
the permit becomes effective upon issuance.
This Permit is an action of the Department...If you are aggrieved by this action,you may '
request an adjudicatory hearing. `A Notice of Claim for an Adjudicatory Hearing must be made
in writing and postmarked within thirty (30) days of the date this permit was'issued=Pursuant fo ?�
310 CMR 1.01(6),the Notice of Claim shall state clearly and concisely the facts which are
grounds for the proceeding and the relief sought. ; ,
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The Notice"of Claim, along with a valid check payable to the.Commonwealth of
Massachusetts in the amount of one hundred dollars ($100.00),must be mailed to: { �f
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Department of Environmental Protection
P.O. Box 4062 '
Boston,MA 02211
The Notice will be dismissed if the filing fee is not paid,unless the appellant is exempt or
granted a waiver as described in 310 CMR 4.00:
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This information is available in alternate format.Call Donald M.Gomes,ADA Coordinator at 617-556-1057.TDD Service-1-800-298-2207.
MassDEP on the World Wide Web: http://www.mass.gov/dep
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Very truly yours, ,
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Han A. Dudley 4
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= Bureau of Resource Prote ion
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Enclosure
cc: Daniel Campbell, P.E.
Level Design Group '
365 East Washington Street F
Unit 2
North Attleboro, MA 02760
Barnstable Public Health Division
200 Main Street
Hyannis,Massachusetts 02601
.DEP-Boston
ATTN: Wastewater Management
Massachusetts be of Environmental•Protection D,EP use Only:
Bureau of Resource Protection —Groundwater Discharge Permits
Sewer Connections/Extensions 1& 94
Li I Permit Number
BRP WP 13, 142 .17, 18, 55
Application for Permit for Sewer System Extension
Town
or Connection
The original of the transmittal form and this application, signed by the appropriate municipal official,
should be submitted along with one copy to the appropriate Regional Office. The signature of the design
engineer or other agent will be accepted only if accompanied by a letter of authorization. A copy of the
Important: transmittal form and fee (if applicable)should be submitted to the Boston Office.
When filling out
forms on the
computer,use If connection is to be made to the MWRA sewerage system, indicate WWRX in item 11.
only the tab key ,
to move your If the project includes sewers,pumping stations,.force mains, or siphons, construction plans must be
cursor-do not submitted with the application.
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use the return pp
key.
If additional space is required to properly answer any questions, please attach additional sheets and refer
to the attachments in the space provided.
A. Applicant Information
1. Name and Address of Applicant:
JDJ Housing development, L.L.C. c/o Attorney patrick butler, Nutter, McClennen & Fish, LLP
Name
1513 lyannough Road, PO Box 1630
Street address
Hyannis r 02601
City/Town Zip Code "
508.790.5407.
Telephone Number(include area code and extension) E-mail address(optional)
2. Name of Sewer System Owner:-
.
Town of Barnstable
Name
Barnstable 7
Municipality or Sewer District
Department of Public Works
' Department`
B. Project Information
1. Type of Project: . E Sewer Extension ® Sewer Connection
2. Number of Residences to be served 148
3. Number of Bedrooms: 273
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Massachusetts Department of Environmental. Protection DEP use Only'.
Ll Bureau of Resource Protection — Groundwater Discharge Permits,
Sewer Connections/Extensions 0(n6l, 22
Permit Number
BRP WP 139 14, 17, 18, 55
Application for Permit for Sewer System Extension
Town
or Connection
B. Project Information (Continued)
4. Other establishments to be.served:
a. Community Building
Name
Independence Drive, Barnstable
Address
12 seat dining facility
Type of Establishment
10 gpd/seat= 120 gpd
Design Flow'
b.
4 Name
Address
Type of Establishment
Design Flow
5.. Design Flow: r
'Sewage 30,150
Gallons per day
Industrial Wastes 0
Gallons per day
Total 30,150
Gallons per day
6. Location, Length, Size and Capacity of.Sewers to be Connected to the existing system (attach
sketch):
a. Independence Drive
Name of Street
1,748 t If longest run 8" 1.09 cfs
Length of Sewer Size of Sewer l, Flow Full Capacity
b.
Name of Street
Length of Sewer Size of Sewer Flow Full Capacity
C.
Name of Street
Length of Sewer Size of Sewer Flow Full Capacity
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Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection DEP use only:
Bureau of Resource Protection - Groundwater Discharge Permits
Sewer Connections/Extensions VJ Q to 669.1 Ll
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B RP WP 13, 14�, 1.7, 18, 55 F Permit"umber
Application for Permit for Sewer System Extension
Town
or Connection
B. Project Information (Continued)
7. Location, Length, Size and Capacity of Pumping Stations to be Connected to the existing system:
a.
Pump Station Location
Number of Pumps Pump Size Pump Capacity
b.
Pump Station Location
Number of Pumps Pump Size Pump Capacity
8. General Description of Sewers and Pump Stations within the existing sewer system which will
transport the flow from the proposed sewer extension of connection to the receiving Wastewater
P P P g
Treatment Facility:
See Attached Exhibit'A'
9. Receiving Wastewater Treatment Facility: .
Name Town of Barnstable Wastewater Treatment Facility
Average Daily Flow 1.7426 M.G.D.
Million gallons per day
Design Flow 4.4 M.G.D.
Million gallons per day
10. Does the discharge contain any industrial.waste? ❑ Yes ® No
If yes, list any pollutants which you know or have reason to believe are discharged or may be
discharged. For every pollutant you list, please indicate its approximate concentration in the
discharge and any analytical data in your possession which will support your statement.Additional
wastewater analysis maybe required as part of this application.
Pollutant Concentration Analytical Data
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LMassachusetts Department of Environmental Protection y DEP Use Only:
Bureau of Resource Protection — Groundwater Discharge Permits
Sewer Connections/Extensions . Permit umber BRP WP 13; 149 171 % 55
Application for Permit for Sewer System Extension
Town
or Connection
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B. Project Information (Continued)
11. Does the discharge contain any industrial waste containing substances or materials which could harm
the sewers,wastewater treatment process, or equipment; have an adverse effect on the receiving,
water; or could otherwise endanger life, limb, public property, or constitute a nuisance?
❑ Yes ® No
12. Do the wastewaters receive any:pretreatment prior to discharge?
❑ Yes ® No
13. List, in descending order of significance,the four(4) digit standard industrial classification (SIC)
Codes which best describe the facility producing the discharge in terms of the principal products for
services provided. Also, specify each classification in words.
SIC Code Specify
A.
B.
C.
D.
14. Is the'Proposed Discharge Consistent with Existing Sewer Use Regulations?
' ® Yes ❑ No
15. Is there a site of historic or archeological significance, as defined in regulations of the Massachusetts
Historical Commission, 950 CMR 71.00,which is in the area affected by the proposed extension or
connection?
❑ Yes N:_No,
16. Does this project require a filing under 301 CMR 11.00,the Massachusetts Environmental Policy Act?
❑ Yes ❑ No." .
If yes, has.a Filing been made?
❑ Yes ❑ No .
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Bureau of Resource Protection -,Groundwater Discharge Permits
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Sewer Connections/Extensions' �,(/6666c•Q
Permit Number
BRPWP13, 14,, 17, 18, 55
Application-for Permit.for Sewer System Extension 2Ns�A�LE
Town
or Connection
B. Project Information (Continued)
17. Name and Address of Mass. Registered Professional Engineer Designing Proposed System:
Mr. Daniel Campbell
OF Mgss Name
Level Design Group, L.L.C., 365 E. Washington Street #2
03 DANI L Ft. G� Street
cpAP -a North Attleboro 02760
CIVIL y City/Town Zip Code
o No.46245 508.695.2221 46245
ago 9FQISQ►��`�`� one Num Mass.P.E.Number
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C. Certification
"I certify under penalty of law that this document and all JDJ Housing Development, L.L.C.
attachments were prepared under my direction or Printed Name of Applicant
supervision in accordance with a system designed to Manager-Joese 'h/J,Keller,.
assure that qualified personnel properly gather and Title �/
evaluate the information submitted. Based on my inquiry _F
of the person or persons who manage the system, or Si tore of Applicant
those persons directly responsible for . 917-1 Ie(, '
gathering the information, the information submitted is, to Date SigneA
the best of my knowledge and belief, true accurate, and
complete. I am aware that there are significant penalties
for submitting false information, including the possibility of Daniel Campbell, P.E.
fine-and imprisonment of knowing violations." Name of Preparer
(I will be responsible for publication of public notice of the Principal
applicable permit proceedings identified under 314 CMR Title
2.06(1)(a)through (d).) 508.695.2221
Phone Number
D.•General Conditions
1. General Conditions y,
a. All discharge authorized herein shall be consistent with the terms and conditions of this permit .
and the approved plans and specifications. The discharge of any wastewater at a level in excess
of that identified and authorized by this permit shall constitute a violation of the terms and
conditions of this permit. Such a violation may result in the imposition of civil and/or criminal
`penalties as provided.for in Section 42 of the State Act.
} b. After notice and opportunity for a hearing, this permit may be modified, suspended, or revoked in
whole or.in part during its term for cause,including, but not limited to,the following:.
(1) Violation of any terms or conditions of the permit;
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Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection DEP Use Only:
Bureau of Resource Protection — Groundwater Discharge Permits
1� '
Sewer Connections/Extensions �/��'�W/'
Permit Number
BRP WP 131 14 175 18, 55
Application for Permit for Sewer �pp System Extension Town
or Connection
D. General Conditio
ns Continued
' (2) .Obtaining a permit by misrepresentation or failure to disclose fully all relevant facts; and
(3) A change in conditions or the existence of a condition which requires either a temporary or
permanent reduction or elimination of the authorized discharge.
c. In the event of any change-in control or ownership of facilities from which the authorized
discharges originate, the permittee shall notify the succeeding owner or operator of the existence
of this permit by letter, a copy of which shall be forwarded to the Director.Succeeding owners or,
operators shall be bound by all the conditions of this permit, unless and until a new or modified
permit is obtained.
d. The issuance of this permit does not convey any property rights in either real or personal
property, or any exclusive,privileges; nor does it authorize or relieve the permittee of any liability
for any injury to private property or any invasion of personal rights; nor any infringement of
Federal, State, or local laws or regulations; nor does it waive the necessity of obtaining any local
assent required by law for the discharge authorized herein.
e. The provisions of this permit are severable, and'the invalidity of any condition or subdivision
thereof shall not make void any other condition or subdivision thereof.
f. All information and data.provided by an applicant or a permittee identifying the nature and,
frequency of a discharge shall be available to the public without restriction. All other information
(other than effluent data)which maybe submitted by an applicant in connection with.a permit
application shall also be available to the public unless the applicant or permittee is.able to
demonstrate that the disclosure of such information or particular part thereof to the general
public would divulge methods or processes entitled to protection as trade secrets in accordance
with the provisions of.M.G.L. c.21, s.27(7). Where'the applicant or permittee is able to so
demonstrate, the Director shall treat the information or the particular part(other than effluent
data) as confidential and not release it to any unauthorized person. Such information may be
divulged to other officers, employees, or authorized representatives of the Commonwealth or the
United States Government concerned with the protection of public water or water supplies.
g. Transfer of Permits
(1) Any sewer system extension or connection permit authorizing an industrial discharge to a
sewer system is only valid for the person to whom it is issued, unless transferred,pursuant to
314 CMR 7.13. Such permits shall be automatically transferred to a new permittee if:
A. The current permittee notifies the Director at least 30 days in advance of the proposed
transfer date; and
B,. The notice includes a written agreement between the existing and new permittee
containing a specific date for transfer of permit responsibility, coverage, and liability
between.them.
(2) Any sewer system extension or connection permit not subject to 314 CMR 7.13(1)
automatically transfers to a subsequent owner, operator, or occupant.
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Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection DEP use Only:
Bureau of.Resource Protection —Groundwater Discharge Permits
Sewer Connections/Extensions
Permit Number
BRP WP 13, 14117118155
Application for Permit for Sewer. System Extension �R�Ns�,6�L
Town
or Connection
D. General Conditions (continued)
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E. Approval Recommended
Signature and Title of appropriate Municipal Official:*
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Permit No. W066621
Town Barnstable
DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION
DIVISION OF WATER POLLUTION CONTROL
(22) SPECIAL CONDITIONS
1. Sewer line and water main separation shall conform to guidelines in TR-16,
Guides for the Design of Wastewater Treatment Works, 1998 Edition;
2. Manholes shall be designed for watertightness if located in areas subject to
flooding and for any anticipated loadings; F
3. Provide a check valve at each 4" service stub;
4. All sewer piping and structures crossing within the buffei zone (100 feet) of
any wetlands or surface water bodies or impoundments;`shall be built using
watertight construction methods; ;
S. The permittee 'shall seek, obtain, and adhere to, any local conservation
commission approvals required prior to construction of this sewer;
END OF SPECIAL CONDITIONS
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