HomeMy WebLinkAbout112-114 School St.TOWN OF MANSFIELD, MASSACHUSETTS
50 West Street, Mansfield, MA 02048
BOARD OF HEALTH
July 9, 1986
Mr. Richard S. Folsom
Mr. Robert Folsom
112-114 School Street
Mansfield, MA 02048
Dear Mr. Richard and Robert Folsom:
On July 2, 1986, an inspection of your property att`112-114 School Street
disclosed septic discharge onto the ground. The septic system has failed, as
defined by the Mansfield Board of Health Regulation "Failure of Septic Systems."
This is a violation of the State Environmental Code Title V: Minimum Require-
ments for the Subsurface Disposal of Sanitary Sewage; 310 CMR 15:02 (20).
15:02 (20) Discharge to Surface of Ground
No sanitary sewage shall be allowed to discharge or spill onto the
surface of the ground or to flow into any gutter, street, roadway, or
public place, nor shall such material discharge onto any private property.
Under the terms of the State Environmental Codes, you are required to
correct this violation. We ask your cooperation in doing so. You
have fourteen (14) days to correct this problem by repairing the
system. You may also request a hearing and it is your responsibility
to request the same by filing, in writing, a request within seven (7)
days of receipt of this notice to the Mansfield Health Department.
Furthermore, you are hereby ordered to abate the nuisance, at 112-114
School Street, defined (for this purpose) as discharge of sanitary
sewage onto the ground. See Massachusetts General Law, Chapter III,
Nuisances; Section 123, Abatement By Owner and the State Environmental
Code, Title V: Minimum Requirements for the Disposal of Sanitary Sewage,
General Requirements, Discharge to Surface of Ground.
If this nuisance is not abated within forty-eight (48) hours of
receiving this order, Massachusetts General Law Chapter III Nui-
sances, Section 125 Removal of Nuisance by Board and Town of Mansfield
Septic Regulations: Minimum requirements for the disposal of sanitary
sewage in unsewered area; Regulation 18 Nuisance will be enforced.
Board of Health
July 9, 1986 - ' '
112-114 School St.
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In order to keep sewage from discharging onto the ground, it is
recommended that you engage a septic handler to pump the septic tank of
the failed sewage disposal system as often as necessary, until the system
is repaired.
If proof of this action is not submitted within seventy-two (72) hours
of receipt of this order, the Mansfield Board of Health will order the work
done, at your expense, and levy all appropriate fines.
The situation described above is hereby declared an emergency endangering
the public health, therefore the order is issued under authority derived from
310 CMR 11.05 EMERGENCY.
Sincerely,
MANSFI0 D OF HEALTH
Leite
Health Agent
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Certified Mail: #P 270 192 437
These orders have been served in compliance with 310 CMR 11.7.
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