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Susan Y. Sawyer 978.688.9540—Phone
Public Health Director 978.688.9542—FAX
January 26,2005
Mark Palmer
80 Patton Lane
N. Andover,MA 01845
RE: Subsurface Sewage Disposal System Plan for 1094 Johnson Street,Map 106D,Parcel 167,North
Andover,Massachusetts
Dear Mr.Palmer,
The North Andover Board of Health has completed the review of the septic system design plans,for the above
referenced property, submitted on your behalf by James Kavanaugh,Environmental Consultant dated October 22,
2004. (Final revision dated December 18,2004).
The design has been approved for use in the construction of a replacement onsite septic system.This approval is
valid for three years from the date of this letter and during this time a licensed septic system installer must obtain a
permit and complete this work,and a Certificate of Compliance must be endorsed by the installer,designer and the
Town of North Andover. The time period for which this plan is valid is reduced to two years from the date of a
septic system inspection which did not meet the acceptable criteria in the state regulations.In the event an
imminent health problem such as sewage backup into the dwelling is occurring,the time period for which this plan
is valid may be reduced by the North Andover Board of Health.
The following request was approved at the January 20,2005 Board of Health meeting.
1. To allow a reduction of the Soil Absorption System from bordering vegetated wetlands from 100 feet to 75
feet.
This approval is subject to the following conditions:
1. If site conditions are found in the field to be different from those indicated on the design plan and/or
soil evaluation,the originally issued Disposal System Construction Permit is void,installation shall
stop,and the applicant shall reapply for a new Disposal Systems Construction Permit(3 10 CMR
15.020(1)).
2. It is the responsibility of the applicant and/or the applicant's septic system designer,septic system
installer or other representative to ensure that all other state and municipal requirements are met.
These may include review by the Conservation Commission,Zoning Board,Planning Board,
Building Inspector,Plumbing Inspector and/or Electrical Inspector. The issuance of a Disposal
System Construction Permit shall not construe and/or imply compliance with any of the
aforementioned requirements.
Your effort to provide a properly functioning septic system for your dwelling is greatly appreciated. The Health
Department may be reached at 978-688-9540 with any questions you might have.
Since rely,
Susan Y. Sawyer,REHS/RS®/
Public Health Director