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510 <br />LOT 14 LARCH- <br />MONT LANE <br />Mr. blest asked Mr. Lurvey to call him and report to <br />him on the situation by Wednesday as Mrs. Margolis was <br />going to call him back on Wednesday night. <br />Mr. Lurvey assured Mr. 'Nest he would. <br />As there was no further business to attend to the <br />meeting was adjourned at 10:30 P.M. <br />BOARD OF HEALTH MEETING <br />OCTOBER 26, 1961 <br />The regular meeting of the Board of Health was held <br />Thursday, October 26, 1961 at 7:30 P.M. in the Selectmen's <br />Room of the Town Office Building. Members present were Mr. <br />R.L. McQuillan, Chairman, Dr. William Cosgrove, Mr. James M. <br />West and Mark D. Lurvey, Health Officer. <br />Minutes of the September Meeting were approved. <br />Mr. Peter Coccaluto, 8 Larchmont Lane came before the Board <br />regarding Lot #14 Larchmont Lane. Mr. Coccaluto explained that <br />the public sewer came to about 100 feet of the corner of Lot 14 <br />Larchmont Lane but from where the public sewer stopped and across <br />the better part of the front of the Lot was solid ledge. This <br />Lot has about a 110 foot frontage. However, because of this <br />ledge Mr. Coccaluto stated he came before the Board to ask per- <br />mission to install a septic system on this lot. Mr. Coccaluto <br />further stated he had checked with Mr. Lurvey and found this <br />Lot had been tested for drainage and a septic system previous <br />to his request and that a septic system can be installed on <br />this Lot. <br />Mr. McQuillan asked if he had talked with the Engineering <br />Department about connecting to public sewer. <br />Mr. Coccaluto said "las," and they told him the cost would <br />be prohibitive and that is probably why the public sewer had <br />stopped where it did. <br />Mr. Coccaluto showed the Board a street plan of Larchmont <br />Lane and explained that this street had a slight assent to Lot <br />14 where it evens out and then starts to descend slightly. That <br />might be anotherfactor why the public sewer was stopped on <br />Larchmont Lane. <br />Mr. McQuillan said if the Engineering Department won't go <br />in then it would seem that that was it. <br />Mr. Lurvey said he had checked with Mr. John Carroll, Sup- <br />erintendent of Public Works, and Mr, Carroll stated that the <br />Town would not go any further with public sewer in that area. <br />1 <br />1 <br />