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164 <br />,Fairlawn <br />Sub -division <br />BOARD OF HEALTH MEETING <br />June 27, 1952 <br />A special meeting of the Board of Health was held <br />in the Selectmen's Room, Town Office Building, on Fri- <br />day evening, June 27, 1952 at 7:30 P.M. Chairman <br />McQuillan, Messrs. Cosgrove, Russell, Jackson, the <br />Health Sanitarian and Mr. Stevens, Town Counsel, were <br />present. <br />A general discussion was held on the sub -division <br />problem (Pleasant Associates) and the piggery problem <br />(Dailey). It was decided, with reference to the sub- <br />division, to have the engineering firm of Whitman & <br />Howard check the land for the Board of Health and see <br />if in general sewage disposal systems would work or'not. <br />Mr. Spiers, representing the Pleasant Associates,. <br />and his attorney, Mr. Small, met with the Board at <br />8:15 P.M. <br />The Chairman said that the Board does not wish to <br />write a letter on the Fairlawn sub -division until a <br />sanitary engineering firm has made a recheck. He <br />stated that something had been mentioned to Mr. Stevens <br />about the Associates assuming the cost for expert en- <br />gineering.• <br />Mr. Spiers said that probably no one could tell <br />about the soil because of cuts and fill to be made. <br />The Chairman explained that the Board would like <br />to have a general recommendation on the land. <br />Mr.•Russell said that an engineer could give his <br />opinon based on suitable tests. <br />Mr. Small asked if the Board would be willing to <br />have the Massachusetts Department of Public Health make <br />further tests. <br />Mr. Stevens asked if the Massachusetts Department <br />of Public Health would go beyond soil consistency and <br />percolation tests. <br />Mr. Small replied that the Board could call the. <br />Massachusetts Department of Public Health and have <br />further testsmade. He said that his client will put <br />in sewage disposal systems according to law. <br />Mr. Stevens said that there is some question as to <br />whether sewage disposal by individual means will work <br />in this particular area. <br />1 <br />
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