Board of Health approves urine diversion pilot and Hayway Road septic system. Chair Jed Goldstone's board voted to endorse the Massachusetts Alternative Septic System Test Center's state application for a 25-site urine-diversion pilot program to reduce nitrogen in local watersheds, with conditions
Falmouth Health Board approves composting-toilet pilot, plastic variances, and grants agent authority. The board unanimously approved a pilot program permitting an existing Phoenix composting toilet at 2 Solar Way to meet nitrogen-removal requirements in place of a state-mandated advanced-treatment
Falmouth Board of Health backs Amphidrome Plus septic variance with mandatory lab monitoring. The board unanimously approved a variance for the unapproved nitrogen-reducing system at 85 Brick Kiln Road, a 40-unit shared septic system in a regulated nitrogen area, on condition that the developer
Board of Health approves septic systems and continues cost-sharing review. The board unanimously approved an innovative/alternative septic system at 46 Fox Lane with a 10 mg/L effluent limit and voted to continue the 85 Brick Kiln Road Amphidrome application to February 23, with member George
Health Board approves urine storage tank and four septic projects. The Falmouth Board of Health unanimously approved a nitrogen-reduction urine storage system at 54 Sam Turner Road, subject to Massachusetts DEP confirmation, along with innovative alternative septic systems at 173 Metoxit Road and
Falmouth Board of Health approves nitrogen-removal septic system for Tobey Lane with design conditions. Chair Jed Goldstone's motion passed unanimously to require an enlarged initial tank, raised inspection covers, and compliance with the 10 mg per liter regulatory nitrogen limit for the 8-bedroom
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