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Mr. Smith had gone to this address initially because of a rubbish complaint. The tenants had moved out and left rubbish everywhere. In the meantime the office received a call about the septic system overflowing. On site inspection this was determined. Mr. Smith reported that he had gone to the Town Manager because the owner of the property wanted to know how much Mr. Smith wanted so the owner would not have to connect to the Town sewer. Mr. Smith told the owner to call the Town Manager. Mr. Smith had been to this property before because of complaints from the tenants. The owner does not maintain the property. He has been told this time to connect before he rents the property out to new tenants. Mr. Smith told the Board that the Fitzgeralds had wanted to come in and FITZGERALD'S talk to the Board at this meeting to apply and discuss having six horses HORSES on their property. Mr. Smith felt they should wait until the ninety days are up on their tem- porary permit for four horses. He said he has been up to the Fitzgeralds several times this summer, includ- ing today and there are six horses on the property. He said they seem to do just as they please. He feels they should not be given a permit for the six horses. He would prefer, if the Board goes along with the six horses, to give them a variance rather than have them put the horses on someone else's property. The Borrowing of land creates many other problems. Dr. Roemer wondered if it would be useful to remind the Fitzgerald's that the way things are handled by them during this 90 -day temporary permit will determine their future as far as having these horses on the premises. Mr. Smith said they seem to do as they want. He goes by each morning on his way to work and there are the six horses on the property. Dr. Erdos wanted to know if the Board should revoke the whole permit? Mr. Smith said that would have to be the Board's decision. Dr. Erdos wondered if there is a penalty system by which the Board could levy a fine of $100.00 a day while they have more horses on the property than the permit calls for. Mr. Smith said that he supposed we could go that route. He will discuss it with Captain Furdon. After further discussion, the Board decided that each member would check out the Fitzgerald's property before the next Board meeting. Mr. Smith brought the Board up to date on what was happening with the Rollins property. ROLLINS Mr. Smith said he had sent Mr. Rollins a letter telling him what would have 205 GROVE to be done, specifications, etc. to continue dumping at that location. He STREET ordered all dumping to be stopped until such time that Mr. Rollins submits DUMPING a plan and specifies what his intentions are. The plan will be reviewed and a hearing held.