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shows up. You know, you cant force them to come and they cant give you a price <br />without coming and looking. <br />SPRINGER:Thank you. Commissioners, any other questions for the testifier? <br />I have a question for the Deputy Director. With regard to this testimony and the <br />reference to the septic tank issue, Im wondering if the septic tank meets the requirements <br />for this action? <br />DARROW:When we spoke with Department of Health, the representative said <br />that they did not have a record of there being a septic system that was approved or <br />finaled. We had placed a condition at the last meeting that if this was approved that it <br />would require them to install a septic system with a leech field. At first, the condition <br />stated that it would connect with the County sewer system, or to get an approved septic <br />system. But at this point theyre just-, weve changed that. Instead of having it hook up <br />toaCountysewersystemwerequestedthatbefore-,thatthecertificateofoccupancy <br />would be approved only upon compliance of an approved septic system with the <br />Department of Health, or in connection with an approved sewer system. So that is being <br />addressed in the conditions at this time. <br />SPRINGER:Thank you, Mr. Darrow. Mr. Mooers. <br />MOOERS:Uh, yeah, I just wanted to point out that there was some question <br />from the Department of Health. I had conversations with them, they couldnt find <br />permits. Mr. Holmes has photographic evidence of the septic system being installed; and <br />should the permit be granted or even if its not granted, Mr. Holmes will be working with <br />the Department of Health to make sure that the septic system meets all Department of <br />Health standards so that it will need to be- that issue would need to be resolved. And we <br />do have drawings and we do have photographs showing the installation. Apparently the <br />title of the person doing the work at the time is different than Mr. Holmes, and theres <br />some confusion in their files, but we do have the photographic evidence here. And I <br />dont know if the Commissioners are interested in getting into the septic system issue or <br />willing to accept the fact that it must meet with the Department of Health standards if <br />thats adequate. <br />SPRINGER:Thats how the condition reads, that compliance, the certificate of <br />occupancy will be approved only upon compliance. Is there anything further on this? <br />Commissioner Siracusa. <br />SIRACUSA:I just was wondering if Mr. Holmes and his wife have already <br />moved on to the first floor. <br />MOOERS:Could you repeat the question, please? <br />SIRACUSA:Well, since Mrs. Holmes is, is, has difficulty in climbing stairs I <br />was wondering if he and his wife have already moved onto the first floor, which would <br />leave the other two floors unoccupied. <br /> <br />
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