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LUNENBURG BOARD OF HEALTH
MEETING MINUTES
October 17, 2016
The Board of Health met at 7:00 pm at the Ritter Memorial Building
Present:
George Emond, Perry Jewell, Dave Passios, Paul Fortin and Jim Auge
MINUTES APPROVED:
TITLE 5 INSPECTION REPORTS ACKNOWLEDGED:
31 Rangeley Road
199 Cross Road
1417 Mass Avenue
106 Pratt Street
SEPTIC PERMITS:
4 ASPLUND
This residence is out of water, the well ran dry and needs a replacement well. Based on the location of the
house, wetlands, septic and leaching area, the well must be placed up by the house. The new location is
less than 50 feet from the property line and the road (approximately 25 feet). Agent Jim Garreffi did a
site visit and reviewed the plan for the new well. The new location is more than 100 feet from all
leaching areas and 50 feet from septic tanks.
After discussion and on motion by Auge and second by Passios, the variances were approved. All in
favor.
1024/1034/1048 NORTHFIELD ROAD
Ron Smith, owner of the property (together with Steve Anderson) met with the board. The proposed
house locations are at distances greater than 100 feet from their proposed leaching areas.
Due to the configuration of the lots and the ledge that is present, the design presented is necessary.
Lengths for each lot are as follows:
Lot 5 (1024) - 116 feet
Lot 2(1048) - 152 feet
Lot 4 (1034) - 127 feet
After discussion and on motion by Jewell and second by Passios the variances were approved with the
requirement that the proposed forced mains are self-draining and are buried deep enough to prevent the
lines from freezing. All in favor.
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126 YOUNGS ROAD
Dan Proctor met with the board on behalf of the owner. The board approved local upgrade approvals at
their September 19, 2016 meeting. The system installer, Dan Proctor, is asking if the tank can be moved
to improve the construction of the system. The movement of the tank would require an additional
variance as the tank will now be ten (10) feet closer to the well. Agent Jim Garreffi does not have a
problem with the new location of the tank provided the tanks are monolithic in construction and the
installer clears the move with the design engineer.
After discussion and on motion by Jewell and second by Fortin, the request was approved. All in favor.