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Bluemoon Smoke Shop at Lexington should have preventive information of state tobacco regulations, and Ms. McCartin confirmed it. Dr. Heiger-Bernays also stated a follow up inspection will be required to go through tobacco retail and delivery devices. Dr. Perlmutter inquired the compliance checks on tobacco store. Ms. Wolf-Fordham also suggested a re-inspection of Bluemoon Smoke Shop later. Dr. Heiger-Bernays made a motion to accept the reports as prepared. Mr. Flynn seconded. Roll call vote: Ms. Wolf-Fordham—Yes, Dr. Perlmutter—Yes, Mr. Flynn—Yes, Dr. Heiger -Bernays-Yes. Motion carried 4 to 0. All in favor. Unanimously moved. Variance request; 310 CMR 15 and Article XII 155-86A: On-Site Sewage Disposal Systems Temporary tight tank is requested during construction of 5 Hartwell Place parking structure Paul Finger, from Paul Finger Associates, presented the proposal of temporary tight tank request on Hartwell Place. The period of temporary variance was scheduled for 18-24 months. Mr. Flynn inquired about the capacity of this tight tank and overfill risk because of drain collections. Mr. Finger stated the sizing information has been submitted and reviewed regarding sizing but also separation between roof drainage and interior drainage. A pump is required when there will be a heavy rain storm. This will require a plumbing permit and an inspection of the tight tank. Dr. Heiger-Bernays asked where is the water coming from that is flowing into tight tank, and is this water contaminated with petroleum. She also asked who is pumping the water and where does it go. Mr. Finger answered the water will be from floor drain within parking structure and it is possibly contaminated with petroleum. A number of companies maintain gas and oil separators, and other devices, for use on site and for catch basins. They will dispose of the water in a licensed facility which will handle the minor amounts of petroleum products. Ms. Belanger clarified the minimum inspection frequency of pumping. The tank will be inspected and pumped at a minimum of once a month, or as required. Once the sanitary sewer is installed in the new proposed site, the pump chamber will be connected to the sanitary sewer system and no longer used as a tight tank. She also requested variance expiration time because it is a temporary tight tank. Dr. Perlmutter made a motion to grant the variants for a time period between 18 to 24 months. Ms.Wolf-Fordham seconded.Roll call vote: Dr. Perlmutter—Yes,Mr. Flynn—Yes, Ms. Wolf-Fordham — Yes, Dr. Heiger -Bernays - Yes. Motion carried 4 to 0. All in favor. Unanimously moved. Review of draft Fee Schedule Updates Alan Perry described the draft fee schedule updates. The fees have not been updated since 2009. Dr. Heiger-Bernays inquired about the permit information for beaver trapping. Ms. Belanger briefly explained the process for a beaver trapping permit. 2