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address the concerns about the residences that surround the park? We need to look at a <br />more comprehensive small treatment system for the whole village. That is likely what the <br />Director would recommend for the park and the homes around that area. <br /> <br />I, so maybe we need to create some kind of facility district and convert <br />everybody to sewer treatment. Under the Cesspool Conversion Working Group, anything <br />under the shoreline is considered Priority No. 1 areas. You need to provide some kind of <br />treatment, not septic or cesspool. <br />important to think about these subdivisions coming in, and what we are permitting versus <br />what we need to come in. That discussion has started with Director Mansour, Planning <br />hat comes <br />from the Commission as a policy recommendation is appreciated, he said. <br /> <br />Director Mansour added the Department of Parks and Recreation has a project at Kolekole <br />Beach Park where they are proposing to replace the septic system, so we are planning to <br />intercept that design and maybe introduce a different filtration material. To be sustainable, <br />we need to be able to reuse some of our resources that we have. We have great blue sand <br />at the landfill, we have great woodchips and mulch that could introduce carbon into the <br />system that could extract some of the nitrogen out of the effluent. We need to intercept <br />that design and create a pilot program based on the filtering material that he described or <br />the caked layering type of material that Dr. Bennett also had described. So at least we are <br />going to have that opportunity to tap into an upcoming construction project, and build a <br />pilot program that we are going to monitor, and Dr. Bennett and Dr. Asner will collect the <br />data and analyze it, and assist us through the process. <br /> <br />b. Status report on action items from previous meeting <br />i. Further discussion relating to EMC support for the PaintCare program. <br /> <br />Sanne Berrig, Recycling Specialist, said she had just spoken with Heidi McAuliffe of PaintCare <br />other counties. So we are moving along on it, she said, to see if it is something that will work for <br />us. <br />ii. Any potential effects on DEM related to Res. No. 143-21. <br />Chair Adams asked whether there were any comments now that the resolution, which was to <br />make sure that the recyclable materials that are being shipped out to other countries is going to <br />be managed well, in an environmentally sound manner, à la the Basel Convention, and whether <br />the Department has had the need or opportunity to look at what the ramifications are. <br /> <br />Ms. Berrig said we have reached out to our contractor. We just started with a new vendor. One <br />question the contractor had was, n <br />said. <br />6 <br /> <br /> <br />
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