Minutes Regular Meeting No. 403
January 5, 2005
Call to Order: Vice Chair Darrell Smith called the
January 5, 2005 Regular Meeting to order at 7:05 p.m. Members present:
Vice Chair Darrell Smith, Secretary Robert Ellis, Steven Durdy and Jamie
Young. Chair Barbara Klein was absent. No members of the public were
present.
Visitors: None
Correspondence: The following correspondence and/response
was reviewed:
· Pumpout Forms: November - December 2005.
Durdy reviewed the Forms and indicated that there were no concerns
at this time.
· Letter: State of Connecticut - DEP, dated 12/10/04 ,
Subject: Submittal of e-mail Addresses. - Electronic Mail. Smith
reviewed the content. It was agreed that the Killingworth WPCA was not
ready to participate in the Program at this time. Smith will request
that Sheri Hines pursue this matter further.
· Letter: Town of Old Lyme - WPCA,
dated 12/30/04 , Subject: Decentralized Septic System Management. A
Forum has been scheduled for January 30, 2004 , at the Old Lyme Public
Library.
Minutes:
December 1, 2005 Annual Meeting. Durdy MOVED to approve
the Minutes of the December 1, 2005 Annual Meeting. Ellis seconded the
motion. Voting in favor: Durdy, Ellis and Smith. Opposed: None. Abstentions:
Young. The motion was carried 3-0-1.
December 1, 2005 Regular Meeting. Ellis MOVED to approve
the Minutes of the December 1, 2005 Regular Meeting (Meeting No. 402).
Durdy seconded the motion. Voting in favor: Durdy, Ellis and Smith. Opposed:
None. Abstentions: Young. The motion was carried 3-0-1.
Bills: Young MOVED to accept and
recommend for payment the following invoice:
· Sheri Lee Hines - Winter 2004 Well
Sampling at Sludge Lagoons - $60.00
Durdy seconded the motion. Voting in favor: Durdy, Ellis, Smith, and
Young. Opposed: None Abstentions: None. The motion was carried 4-0-0.
Subcommittee Reports:
· DataBase 2004: Smith reported that the next
step would be to train Sheri Hines on use of the Database and Laptop
Computer. Smith proposed that this be made part of the February 2005
Regular Meeting. All were in agreement; Ellis will ensure that Hines
is made aware.
· Education: No report at this time. Young
indicated that she would evaluate options for 2005, to include Public
Education opportunities.
· Wastewater Management Plan Update: See Septage
Handling Options below.
Old Business:
· Budget: FY 2003/2004 Final Accounting: No
additional information at this time. Young reported on Board of Finance
efforts related to actual expenditures versus approved budget reporting.
· State Statutes: Tabled
· Septage Handling Options: Smith
reported that theFinal Draft of the Septage Handling & Disposal
Options Report had been provided to the Board of Selectmen on 12/20/04
. To date, there have been no questions, or comments, from the BOS.
New Business:
· PAO #2875 Well Sampling Report Update (Winter 2004
Sample): Results from Samples taken on 12/20/04 , will be
available for review at the February Meeting.
· PAO #3101 Stream Sampling Report Update: No
report at this time.
· WPCA Membership: Smith reported that he,
and Ellis, were reappointed by the BOS to 3-Year Terms. Both individuals
have been sworn in by the Town Clerk.
· FY 2005/2006 Budget Submission: Ellis
reviewed the Budget Worksheets provided by the Selectman’s Office. Ellis
will prepare the Budget Submission, based upon this Meeting’s discussion/input,
and forward same to Smith for review. Smith will then submit the WPCA
Budget Request by the 01/14/05 due date.
· Mandatory Septage Pumpout Survey: Discussion
of a Survey of Towns, similar in size and demographics to Killingworth,
to determine which ones require mandatory pumpouts, was tabled until
the February Meeting.
Agenda for February 2, 2005 Regular
Meeting: An overview of the WPCA Pumpout Database will be
conducted by Smith.
Adjournment: Ellis MOVED to
adjourn the meeting. Durdy seconded the motion. Voting in favor: Durdy,
Ellis, Smith and Young. Opposed: None Abstentions: None. The motion was carried 4-0-0.
The meeting was adjourned at 8:07 p.m.
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Minutes
Regular Meeting No. 402
December 1, 2004
Call to Order: Chair
Barbara Klein called the December 1, 2004 Regular Meeting to order
at 7:25 p.m. Members present: Chair Barbara Klein, Vice Chair Darrell
Smith, Secretary Robert Ellis, and Steven Durdy. Jamie Young was absent.
No members of the public were present.
Visitors: None
Correspondence: The following correspondence and/response
was reviewed:
· Pumpout Forms: November
2004. Ellis reported that no Pumpout Forms, had been received since
the last Meeting. Ellis will check the status with the Town Building
Department.
· Letter: State of Connecticut
- DEP, dated 10/25/04 (Received by the WPCA 11/05/04 ), Subject: Discharge
of Wastewater associated with Food Preparation Establishments. Smith
reviewed content and indicated that the issue was applicable only to
those municipalities with Sanitary Sewers (at this time).
Minutes: November 3, 2004 Regular Meeting. Ellis MOVED to
approve the Minutes of the November 3, 2004 Regular Meeting. Smith seconded
the motion. Voting in favor: Durdy, Ellis and Smith. Opposed: None. Abstentions:
Klein. The motion was carried 3-0-1.
Bills: No Bills were presented.
Subcommittee Reports:
· DataBase 2004: Smith reported that the DataBase
is ready to be implemented on 01/01/2005 , on a going forward basis.
Discussion took place as to what additional data might be included in
the future (e.g. precipitation history).
· Education: No report.
· Wastewater Management Plan Update: See Septage
Handling Options below.
Old Business:
· Budget: FY 2003/2004 Final Accounting: Ellis
reported that preliminary data indicate an overrun in the WPCA Budget
for the Fiscal Year just ended. This was due to an expanded Stream/Well
Sampling Program, which had been approved by the Selectman's Office
after the FY 2003/2004 Budget was adopted.
· State Statutes: Tabled
· Septage Handling Options: Since Klein was
out-of-town for an extended period of time, she had not had the opportunity
to review the most recent Draft. Suggested changes were discussed. It
was agreed that Smith would prepare a Final Draft for distribution.
New Business:
· PAO #2875 Well Sampling Report Update(Fall 2004 Sample): No
additional data was available for discussion. The most recent results
were consistent with previous Sample Reports.
· PAO #3101 Stream Sampling Report Update (October 2004
Sample): Durdy obtained precipitation data for the time period
during which the samples were taken, in order to correlate results
to environmental conditions. The data showed that there had been no
significant rainfall for at least eleven days prior to the Samples.
It was agreed that future sample results would be closely monitored
to determine if any trends were being established, and in what locations.
Agenda for January 5, 2005
Regular Meeting: Discussion of taking a Survey of Towns, similar in
size and demographics to Killingworth, to determine which ones require
mandatory pumpouts will be added to the Agenda.
Adjournment: Durdy MOVED to adjourn
the meeting. Smith seconded the motion. Voting in favor: Klein, Durdy,
Ellis, and Smith. Opposed: None Abstentions: None. The motion was carried 4-0-0.
The meeting was adjourned at 8:26 p.m.
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Minutes Annual Meeting
December 1, 2004
Call to Order: Chair Barbara Klein called the Meeting
to order at 7:05 p.m. Members present: Chair Barbara Klein, Vice Chair
Darrell Smith, Secretary Robert Ellis, and Steven Durdy. Jamie Young
was absent. No members of the public were present.
Visitors: None
Election of Officers for Calendar Year 2005: Ellis MOVED to
reelect the current Slate of Officers (i.e. Chair - Barbara Klein;
Vice Chair - Darrell Smith; and, Secretary - Robert Ellis).
Durdy seconded the motion. Voting in favor: Klein, Durdy, Ellis and Smith.
Opposed: None. Abstentions: None. The motion was carried 4-0-0.
Sub-Committees: Klein made the following Appointments/Reappointments:
· Education - Young
· Database - Smith
· Wastewater Management Plan Update - Ellis
Review of WPCA Regulations: Smith suggested that
a Survey be conducted of Towns similar in size and demographics to Killingworth,
to determine which ones have mandatory septage pumpouts. This was viewed
as a potential change to the WPCA Regulations (Effective 12-01-02 ).
After discussion, it was agreed to include this issue on the Agenda for
the January 2005 Regular Meeting.
Review of WPCA By-Laws: No amendments were proposed.
Adjournment: Durdy MOVED to adjourn
the meeting. Smith seconded the motion. Voting in favor: Klein, Durdy,
Ellis, and Smith. Opposed: None Abstentions: None. The motion was carried 4-0-0.
The meeting was adjourned at 7:24 p.m.
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Minutes Regular Meeting No.
401
November 3, 2004
Call to Order: ViceChair
Darrell Smith called the November 3, 2004 Regular Meeting to order
at 7:03 p.m. Members present: Vice Chair Darrell Smith, Secretary
Robert Ellis, Steven Durdy and Jamie Young. Chair Barbara Klein was
absent. No members of the public were present.
Visitors: None
Correspondence: The following correspondence and/response
was reviewed:
· Pumpout Forms: October
2004. Ellis reported that he had reviewed the Forms, and that there
were no concerns at this time.
· Durdy reviewed the status
of the NEMO (Non-Point
Source Education for Municipal Officials)
Initiative. Durdy and Klein attended the “Kickoff” Session.
Durdy stated he would follow-up with Klein, and report back as necessary.
· Letter: State of Connecticut – DEP,
dated 09/23/04 (Received by the WPCA 10/06/04 ), Subject: Water Pollution
Control Financial Assistance Program. Smith reviewed content and indicated
that issue was not applicable to Killingworth at this time.
Minutes: October 6, 2004 Regular Meeting. Durdy MOVED to
approve the October 6, 2004 Regular Meeting. Ellis seconded the motion.
Voting in favor: Durdy, Ellis and Smith. Opposed: None. Abstentions:
Young. The motion was carried 3-0-1.
Bills: Young MOVED to accept and
recommend for payment the following invoices:
· Environmental Consulting Labs, Inc. – Invoice
# 19273 - $400.00
· Environmental Consulting Labs, Inc. – Invoice
# 19274 - $600.00
· Sheri Lee Hines – Clerical
Hours October 2004 - $226.60
· Sheri Lee Hines – Fall
2004 Well Sampling at Sludge Lagoons - $60.00
· Sheri Lee Hines – 6
Stream Samples October 11, 2004 - $60.00
Smith seconded the motion. Voting in favor: Durdy, Ellis, Smith, and
Young. Opposed: None Abstentions: None. The motion was carried 4-0-0.
Subcommittee Reports:
· DataBase 2004: Smith reported that the
DataBase should be ready to be implemented on 01/01/2005 , on a going
forward basis. Data from 2004 Pumpout Forms will be entered by Hines
during the First Quarter 2005. Issues still to be resolved are property
transfers by the Assessors Office, and the potential of duplicate records.
· Education: No report.
· Wastewater Management Plan Update: See
Septage Handling Options below.
Old Business:
· Stream Testing: The sample results, taken
April 12, 2004 , for the 6 Streams in the 2004 Program were reviewed.
The results were unremarkable.
· Budget: FY 2003/2004 Final Accounting: Tabled.
· State Statutes: Young indicated that she
would pursue additional follow-up.
· Pumper Survey: Smith reported that responses
were mixed in terms of quality of the data. Of the 10 Requests sent
out, only 4 Pumpers responded. The data that was received has been included
in the Septage Handling Options project.
· Septage Handling Options: Changes to the
most recent Draft Report were discussed. It was agreed that a Final
Draft will be presented at the December Meeting.
New Business:
· Facility Use Application:Ellis MOVED to
accept and approve as presented the Facility Use Application for Whitfield
Sanitation, Guilford , CT. The Firm will be added to the List of Approved
Septage Pumpers. Smith seconded the motion. Voting in favor: Durdy,
Ellis, Smith, and Young. Opposed: None Abstentions: None. The motion
was carried 4-0-0.
· PAO #2875 Well Sampling Report (Fall 2004 Sample): Results
were consistent with previous Sample Reports.
· PAO #3101 Stream Sampling Report (October 2004 Sample): Results
were reviewed in detail. Smith requested that Durdy check environmental
conditions (e.g. precipitation) at the time the samples were taken,
in order to validate the conclusions. Durdy will report back at the
December Meeting.
Agenda for December 1, 2004 Annual Meeting and Regular Meeting: Ellis
outlined the mandatory Agenda items for the 2004 Annual Meeting, as
well as the requirement to file the Schedule of Meetings for 2005/January
2006 with the Town Clerk’s Office. It is anticipated that all
Members of the WPCA will be able to attend the December Meeting
Adjournment: Ellis MOVED to adjourn
the meeting. Durdy seconded the motion. Voting in favor: Durdy, Ellis,
Smith and Young. Opposed: None Abstentions: None. The motion was carried 4-0-0.
The meeting was adjourned at 8:16 p.m.
Minutes Regular Meeting No.
399
August 4, 2004
Chair Barbara Klein called Regular Meeting No. 399, August 4, 2004,
to order at 7:10 P.M. Members present: Chair Barbara Klein, Vice Chair
Darrell Smith, Secretary Robert Ellis and Steven Durdy. Jamie Young was
absent. Also present were First Selectman David Denvir and Selectman
Louis Annino.
Visitors. Denvir,
Annino and commission members discussed the sludge lagoons.During the
discussion Smith distributed for review and future discussion several
handouts concerning sludge lagoons.
Correspondence. The following correspondence was
noted (action taken where noted)
- Pumpout Reports for June and July 2004
- July 29, 204 Memo to Denvir re: sludge lagoons
- August 3, 2004 Memo from DEP re: FOG
Minutes. Ellis MOVED to accept and
approve as presented the Minutes of the
July 7, 2004 Regular Meeting. Durdy seconded the motion. Voting in
favor: Durdy, Ellis and Smith, Opposed: none. Abstentions: Klein. The
motion was carried, 3-0-1.
Bills. Ellis MOVED to accept as
presented and recommend for payment the invoice of Hynes for July 2004
clerical hours ($282.50). Smith seconded the motion. Voting in favor:
Durdy, Ellis, Klein and Smith. Opposed: none. Abstentions: none. The
motion was carried, 4-0-0.
Subcommittee Reports. Education: tabled in the absence
of Young. Database 2004: the software package has been
ordered. At the suggestion of Durdy, Klein renamed the committee the “Database
2004/GIS Subcommittee”. State Statutes: tabled
in the absence of Young.
Old Business
- Budget: FY 2003/2004 : Line Account Update. Not
available.
New Business.
- POA #2875 (Modified) Permit: July 14, 2004 Sludge
Lagoon Well Sampling Report from Environmental Consulting Laboratories
was distributed for review..
- DEP Abatement Order No. 2875 (Modified) Permit. Smith
advised that the wastewater management plan is due to be updated.Klein
created a new committee entitled “Wastewater Management Plan
Update Subcommittee” and appointed Durdy, Ellis and Smith as
its members. They will file agenda and minutes with the town clerk’s
office for any meeting they may have. Their charge is to prepare
a recommendation for an updated plan.
Agenda for September 1, 2004
Regular Meeting. Wastewater management plan will be added to the subcommittee
reports.
Adjournment . There being no further business, Smith MOVED to
adjourn the meeting. Ellis seconded the motion. Voting in favor: Durdy,
Ellis, Klein and Smith. Opposed: none. Abstentions: none. The motion
was carried, 4-0-0. The meeting was adjourned at
9:05 P.M.
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Minutes Regular Meeting No.
398
July 7, 2004
In the absence of Chair Barbara Klein, Vice Chair Darrell Smith called
the meeting to order at 7:15 P.M. Members present: Vice Chair Darrell
Smith, Secretary Robert Ellis, Steven Durdy and Jamie Young.
Visitors. State Representative
Brian O’Connor distributed,
gave an overview of and discussed with members OLR Bill Analysis: HB
6254 (As amended by House “A”): An Act Concerning On-site
Wastewater Management Districts and Alternative Subsurface Sewage Treatment
Systems. Following the presentation, Smith thanked O’Connor for
his presentation and invited him to stay for the rest of the meeting.
Correspondence. The following correspondence was
reviewed (action taken where noted)
- Sanitarian’s Report for May 2004
- Pumpout Reports for May 2004
- June 3, 2004 Letter from DEP re: Collection System Improvements
(will be forwarded to First Selectman Denvir)
- June 4, 2004 Permit Letter to Cahill
- June 6, 2004 Memo to Bookkeeping re: Line Account for FY 2003/2004
- June 6,2004 Line Account FY 2003/2004
- Sanitarian’s Report for June 2004
- Pumpout Reports: June 2004
Minutes. Young MOVED to accept and
approve as presented the Minutes of the
June 2, 2004 Regular Meeting. Smith
seconded the motion. Discussion: Smith corrected “Database 2004” to add: “It
was a consensus that on or after July 1, 2004 , the clerk be authorized
to expend up to $250 for ‘Microsoft Office Professional’ as
long as it includes ‘Access’”. Young AMENDED the
motion to add Smith’s correction. Smith seconded the motion. Voting
in favor: Smith and Young. Opposed: none. Abstentions: Durdy and Ellis.
The motion was carried, 2-0-2.
Bills. Smith MOVED to accept as
presented and recommend for payment the following invoices:
- W.B. Mason Inv. SSX540 - $31.99
- EC Labs Inv. 18202 - $400.00
- Hynes – June 28, 2004 - $60.00 (Wells)
Smith AMENDED to motion to add:
- Hynes – June 2004 Clerical Hours
- $243.59
- Hynes – June 2004 Computer Hours
- $96.31
Ellis seconded the motion. Voting in favor: Durdy, Ellis, Smith and
Young. Opposed: none. Abstentions: none. The motion was carried,
4-0-0.
Subcommittee Reports. Education. Young updated members
on articles she has submitted to and/or has had published by the Killingworth
Kriar. She will get copies to the clerk.
Old Business
- Budget: FY 2003/2004 : Line Account Update. Tabled
to later in agenda.
- Database 2004. Tabled to later in the agenda.
- State Statutes: O’Connor joined in on a discussion
of the powers the Killingworth WPCA has in relation to state statutes.
O’Connor will get a synopsis of the applicable statutes for
the WPCA.
- Database 2004. Update by Smith with input from
Durdy.
- Budget: FY 2003/2004. The
clerk advised that she spoke with bookkeeping. An entry back
in June 2003 was a carryover from FY 2002/2003 due to the bookkeeping
process. Sampling supplies will remain under “other”.
She noted that the clerical and computer hours for June 2004
would be posted to FY 2004/2005 due to the bookkeeping process.
The clerk will update her report to reflect the invoices approved
this evening.
New Business.
- Pumpout District Mapping. The clerk asked for a
clarification of the designation for some streets. Smith and Durdy
will work on this.
- GIS. This will be researched by the Database 2004
Subcommittee to see if it can be incorporated into the database.
- DEP Abatement Order Nos.2875 (Modified) Permit and 3101. The
clerk was asked to research the current Wastewater Management Plan
and send it to members for discussion at the August meeting.
- Database 2004 Subcommittee. Young advised that
due to personal commitments she can no longer continue on the Database
2004 Subcommittee and suggested Durdy as a replacement. Smith thanked
Young for her participation and named Durdy to the subcommittee.
- Wastewater Management: O’Connor
will try to set up a meeting during September for the WPCA with
WET (Wastewater Environmental Technologies) out of Westbrook
, Connecticut for a presentation on alternatives for septic system
repairs.
Agenda for August 4, 2004
Regular Meeting. Wastewater Management Plan will be added to the agenda.
Young noted she would not be present at this meeting.
Adjournment . There being no further business, Smith MOVED to
adjourn the meeting. Ellis seconded the motion. Voting in favor: Durdy,
Ellis, Smith and Young. Opposed: none. Abstentions: none. The motion
was carried, 4-0-0. The meeting was adjourned at
9:00 P.M.
Minutes Regular Meeting No.
397
June 2, 2004
Call to Order: Chair Barbara Klein called the June
2, 2004 Regular Meeting to order at 7:05 P.M. Members present: Chair
Barbara Klein, Vice Chair Darrell Smith, and Jamie Young. Secretary Robert
Ellis and Steven Durdy were absent. No members of the public were present.
Klein appointed Young to be Acting Secretary.
Visitors: None. State Representative
Brian O’Connor
was scheduled to attend but his visit was postponed by Young when it
was questionable there would be a quorum.
Correspondence: The following correspondence was reviewed:
- May 6, 2004 Line Account from Bookkeeping
- Pumpout Forms: April and May 2004.
Minutes: Young MOVED to approve the
May 5, 2004 Regular Meeting as presented. Smith seconded the motion.
Voting in favor: Klein, Smith and Young. Opposed: None. Abstentions:
None. The motion was carried 3-0-0.
Bills: Young MOVED to accept and
recommend for payment the following invoices:
- Hynes – April 2004 Clerical Hours - $339.90
- Hynes – May 2004 Clerical Hours - $339.90
- Value Print – Inv. #036789 - $172.26
Smith seconded the motion. Voting in favor: Klein, Smith and Young.
Opposed: None Abstentions: None. The motion was carried 3-0-0.
Subcommittee Reports: no report.
Old Business:
- Line account: FY 2003/04: reviewed. The clerk
will reconcile.
- Proposed Budget: FY 2004/05: the proposed budget
was approved as presented.
- Database 2004: update by Smith. Software will
be researched.
- State Statutes: tabled until Ellis is present.
New Business: Sludge lagoon status: update by Smith.
Agenda for July 7, 2004 Regular
Meeting: Young will invite State Representative Brian O’Connor
to attend. Klein will not be present. Young will miss the August meeting.
Adjournment: Young MOVED to adjourn
the meeting. Smith seconded the motion. Voting in favor: Klein, Smith
and Young. Opposed: None Abstentions: None. The motion was carried 3-0-0.
The meeting was adjourned at 8:00 p.m.
Minutes Regular Meeting No. 396
May 5, 2004
Call to Order: Chair
Barbara Klein called the May 5, 2004 Regular Meeting to order at 7:05
p.m. Members present: Chair Barbara Klein, Vice Chair Darrell Smith,
Secretary Robert Ellis, Steven Durdy and Jamie Young. No members of
the public were present.
Visitors: None
Correspondence: The following correspondence and/response
was reviewed:
· Pumpout Forms: April 2004.
Two forms were noted as requiring follow-up at a future date.
· Klein read a Letter, dated April 15, 2004 , from David L.
Denvir, Subject: FOG Planning. Young then introduced a Memo, Subject:
Education Update for inclusion in the May 5 th Minutes. Paragraph 5 of
this Memo addresses the WPCA’s concerns, regarding Denvir’s
Letter. After further discussion, Young agreed to request the Killingworth
Krier include further information on the proper handling of FOG, in the
June (or subsequent) issue. A copy ofYoung’s
Memo is attached.
Minutes: April 7, 2004 Regular Meeting. Young MOVED to
approve the April 7, 2004 Regular Meeting, with the clarification to
FOG Planning already noted. Klein seconded the motion. Voting in favor:
Ellis. Klein, Smith, Young and Durdy. Opposed: None Abstentions: None.
The motion was carried 5-0-0.
Bills: Ellis MOVED to accept and
recommend for payment the following invoice:
· Environmental Consulting Labs, Inc. – Invoice
# 17803 - $600.00
Smith seconded the motion. Voting in favor: Ellis, Klein, Smith, Young
and Durdy. Opposed: None Abstentions: None. The motion was carried 5-0-0.
Subcommittee Reports: A copy of the aforementioned
Memo, Subject: Education Update for inclusion in the May 5 th Minutes,
is attached.
Old Business:
· Stream Testing - The sample results, taken
April 12, 2004 , for the 6 Streams in the 2004 Program were reviewed.
The results were unremarkable.
· Budget: FY 2003/2004 Line Account Update:
A response to Klein’s Letter of April 7, 2004 , requesting reconciliation
of certain WPCA Budget line items has not yet been received.
· Proposed Budget: FY 2004/2005 Update: The
1 st Selectman has informed the WPCA that the BOS had approved the 2004/2005
Budget “as is”, and has forwarded it to the BOF.
· Pumpout District Map: Smith presented the
updated Pumpout District Map. Copies will be available from Sherry Hynes.
· Database 2004: Durdy
reported that the Regional Water Authority (RWA) had donated a Dell
Laptop Computer to the WPCA, for the express purpose of maintaining
the WPCA Database. Durdy will draft a Letter of Appreciation to the
RWA, for Klein’s signature.
Smith reported that the Assessor’s Data (Map/Block/Lot) had been
loaded into MS Access, and would be transferred to the new Laptop.
Software (i.e. MS Office Professional Edition) costing approx. $400.00
must be purchased; Smith noted that funds were available in the WPCA
Budget. Klein MOVED to purchase the required software.
Young seconded the motion. Voting in favor: Ellis, Klein, Smith, Young
and Durdy. Opposed: None Abstentions: None. The motion was carried 5-0-0.
Sherry Lee Hynes will be requested to pursue the matter further.
· State Statues: Ellis discussed PA 03-177,
which created new procedural requirements for WPCAs. Said requirements
pertain primarily to municipal systems. Smith noted that the Killingworth
WPCA was formed, as directed by State Statue, with the primary objectives
of sewer avoidance, and the protection of groundwater. Currently, however,
the WPCA has no enforcement powers per se.
It was agreed that the Town of Killingworth should seek an unbiased
review, by a qualified consultant, of the continued viability of the
Septic Lagoons. A memorandum to the BOS will be prepared, recommending
that a Long Term Plan for Septage Management be developed. The WPCA is
prepared to develop an RFP for such a Plan, upon approval by the BOS/BOF.
New Business: Ellis MOVED to
accept and approve as presented the Facility Use Application for Vincent
Cahill & Sons,
Rockfall , CT. The Firm will be added to the List of Approved Septage
Pumpers. Klein seconded the motion. Voting in favor: Ellis, Klein, Smith,
Young and Durdy. Opposed: None Abstentions: None. The motion was carried 5-0-0.
Agenda for June 2, 2004 Regular
Meeting: Young announced that State Representative Brian O’Connor
would attend. This visit was postponed from the April 7, 2004 Regular
Meeting.
Adjournment: Ellis MOVED to adjourn
the meeting. Durdy seconded the motion. Voting in favor: Ellis, Klein,
Smith, Young and Durdy. Opposed: None Abstentions: None. The motion was carried 5-0-0.
The meeting was adjourned at 8:45 p.m.
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Minutes Regular Meeting No. 395
April 7, 2004
Call to Order. Vice Chair Darrell Smith called the
April 7, 2004 Regular Meeting to order at 7:10 P.M. Members present:
Chair Barbara Klein (arrived at 7:15 P.M. ), Vice Chair Darrell Smith,
Secretary Robert Ellis, Steven Durdy and Jamie Young (arrived at 7:25
P.M. ). A member of the public was also present. Smith welcomed Durdy
to the WPCA.
(Barbara Klein arrived at 7:15 P.M.
and assumed her seat as “Chair”.)
Visitors (State Representative Brian O'Connor) Ellis
advised that he received an E-mail from Young that O'Connor was unable
to attend tonight's meeting. No visitors wished to participate.
Correspondence. The following
correspondence and/or response was reviewed:
Pumpout Forms: December 2003, January – March
2004
(Young arrived at 7;25 P.M.)
March 30, 2004 Appointment
Letter (Durdy)
March 2004 Sanitarian's
Report
Minutes: March 3, 2004 Regular Meeting: Ellis MOVED to
approve the March 3,2004 Regular Meeting Minutes with the correction
that Young was NOT present. Smith seconded the motion. Voting in favor:
Ellis, Klein, Smith and Young. Opposed: none. Abstentions: none. The
motion was carried , 4-0-0. Durdy was not eligible to
vote.
Bills. Young MOVED to accept and
recommend for payment the following invoices:
- W.B. Mason – Inv. #SU1603 - $51.69
- Value Print – Inv. #036186 - $39.86
- Hynes – March 15, 2004 – Well Sampling -
$60.00
- Environmental Consulting Labs, Inc. – Inv.
#17610 - $400.00
- Hynes – March 2004 - $356.90
- Technique Printers – February 2004 - $36.00
Smith seconded the motion. Voting in favor: Durdy, Ellis, Klein, Smith
and Young. Opposed: none. Abstentions: none. The motion was carried ,
5-0-0.
Subcommittee Reports: “After
the Storm” Young updated
members on her research for a public mailing. Suggestions were given
by members. Education: Young has arranged to submit
articles for town web sites and The Killingworth Kriar. A general discussion
took place on suggested topics.
Old Business
DEP/F.O.G. Regulations: updated by Young.
Permitting is strongly recommended through local town agencies. Does
not generally apply to residences and small restaurants such as those
found in Killingworth.
Budget: FY 2003/2004: Line Account Update:
spread sheet distributed and memo to bookkeeping reviewed.
Proposed Budget: FY 2004/2005 Update: the
clerk advised that there will be a public hearing in April and suggested
a member should check to see if any changes were made to the proposed
budget which was submitted to the Board of Selectmen.
Database 2004: updated by Smith and Young.
State Statutes: Ellis is researching.
Vacancy on WPCA: Steven Durdy appointed
in March 2004.
New Business. Ellis MOVED to
accept and approve as presented the 2004 Facility Use Application for
Anderson Bros. Excavation & Sanitation. Smith seconded the motion.
Voting in favor: Ellis, Klein, Smith and Young. Opposed: none. Abstentions:
none. The motion was carried , 4-0-0. Not voting: Durdy.
Agenda for May 5, 2004 Regular Meeting: carry over old business.
Adjournment. Ellis MOVED to adjourn the meeting. Smith seconded the
motion. Voting in favor: Durdy, Ellis, Klein, Smith and Young. Opposed:
none. Abstentions: none. The motion was carried , 5-0-0. The meeting
was adjourned at 9:00 P.M.
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MINUTES REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING
NO. 394
March 3, 2004
Vice Chair Barbara Klein called the March 3, 2004 Regular Monthly Meeting
to order at 7:20 P.M. Members present: Chair Barbara Klein, Vice Chair
Secretary Darrell Smith and Secretary Robert Ellis. No members were absent.
There is one vacancy.
Visitors (None)
Correspondence.
Sanitarian's Monthly Report for February
2004
Pumpout Reports for January and February 2004: reviewed
by Ellis. No indications of failures.
Minutes. Ellis MOVED to accept and
approve as presented the Minutes of the February 4, 2004 Regular Meeting.
Smith seconded the motion. Voting in favor: Klein, Smith and Ellis. Opposed:
none. Abstentions: none. The motion was carried , 3-0-0.
Bills. Ellis MOVED to accept and
recommend for payment as presented the following invoices:
Hynes – February 2004
Clerical Hours - $330.00
Technique Printers – February
2004 - $36.25
Smith seconded the motion. Voting in favor: Klein, Smith and Ellis.
Opposed: none. Abstentions: none. The motion was carried ,
3-0-0.
Subcommittee Reports. Education. No
report.
Old Business.
Budget: Fiscal Year 2003/04. Clerk will
reconcile the accounting from bookkeeping.
Proposed Budget: Fiscal Year 2004/05. No
feedback received from the Board of Selectmen.
Database 2004: updated by Smith.
New Business.
Route 80/81 Development: Ellis will research
state statutes on water pollution control commissions and their duties.
DEP Reports: draft reports submitted
by the clerk for review.
Applications for 2004 Sludge Lagoon Facility Use .
Ellis MOVED to accept as complete and approve as submitted the Applications
for 2004 Sludge Lagoon Facility Use from Envirotech and Shoreline Sanitation.
Smith seconded the motion. Voting in favor: Klein, Ellis and Smith. Opposed:
none. Abstentions: none. The motion was carried , 3-0-0.
State Statutes on WPCA: update by Smith
and Ellis.
2004 Facility Use Permit: draft submitted
by the clerk for review.
Homeland Security: Smith reported on
a seminar he attended concerning the protection of drinking water.
PAO #2875 (Modified) Permit: the clerk
was directed to sample wells 1 and 2.
PAO #3101 2004 Streams: the clerk was
directed to sample the same streams as 2003 to establish a base.
Vacancy: Klein has urged a potential candidate
to contact his political party affiliation for a recommendation.
Agenda: April 7, 2004 Regular Monthly Meeting . Young
will be advised to contact the clerk to advise If State Representative
Brian O'Connor will be attending.
There being no further business, Smith MOVED to adjourn
the meeting. Ellis seconded the motion. Voting in favor: Ellis, Klein
and Smith. Opposed: none. Abstentions: none. The motion was carried ,
3-0-0. The meeting was adjourned at 8:10 P.M.
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MINUTES REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING
NO. 393
FEBRUARY 4, 2004
Vice Chair Barbara Klein called the February 3, 2004 Regular Monthly
Meeting to order at 7:00 P.M. Members present: Vice Chair Barbara Klein,
Secretary Darrell Smith, Robert Ellis and Jamie Young. No members were
absent. There is one vacancy. A member of the public was present but
did not wish to participate. Members having potential candidates for
the vacancy were urged to have them contact their respective political
parties concerning their interest in serving on this commission.
Visitors. There were no visitors who wished to participate.
Correspondence.
Environmental Consulting Laboratories, Inc. Report
dated January 14, 2004 2 Overlook Farms (Streams A and B) and 2003 Stream
No. 2 (Route 80 and 81 Fire Pond Outlet Stream) was reviewed by Smith.
There is no strong evidence of pollution at this time. (Follow up on
complaint brought to WPCA)
Environmental Consulting Laboratories, Inc. Report
dated January 19, 2004 , was reviewed by Smith. Sludge Lagoon Monitoring
Wells 1 and 2. Well No. 2 shows some slightly elevated parameters but
these parameters are no higher than usual. (In compliance with Pollution
Abatement Order No. 2875 (Modified) Permit.)
Environmental Consulting Laboratories, Inc. Report
dated January 19, 2004 for 2003 Streams 1 and 3-6 was reviewed by Smith.
No indication of pollution. Stream No. 2 was sampled in conjunction with
the 2 Overlook Farms Road complaint. See above for report information
from January 2004 sampling. (In compliance with Pollution Abatement Order
No. 3101.)
January 14, 2004
Memo from State DEP
re: F.O.G. Reviewed by Smith. Copies will be distributed to members and
the code official and restaurant sanitarian for review and comments.
Sanitarian's Monthly Report for January
2004
January 27, 2004 Memo from First Selectman
Denvir re: web page
Pumpout Reports for January 2004: reviewed
by Ellis. No indications of failures.
Minutes. Young MOVED to accept and
approve as presented the Minutes of the December 3, 2003 Annual Meeting,
December 3, 2003 Regular Meeting and January 7, 2004 Regular Meeting.
Ellis seconded the motion. Voting in favor: Klein, Smith, Ellis and Young.
Opposed: none. Abstentions: none. The motion was carried ,
4-0-0.
Bills. Klein MOVED to accept and
recommend for payment as presented the following invoices:
Environmental Consulting Labs, Inc. Invoice No. 17121 – 2
Overlook Farms Road - $300.00
Environmental Consulting Labs Inc.: Invoice No. 17145 – sludge
lagoon wells (last quarter 2003) - $400.00
Environmental Consulting Labs, Inc.: Invoice No. 17160 – streams
(Fall 2003) - $500.00 and
Hynes – January 2004
Clerical Hours - $220.00
Young seconded the motion. Voting in favor: Klein, Smith, Ellis and
Young. Opposed: none. Abstentions: none. The motion was carried ,
4-0-0.
Subcommittee Reports. Education. Young
will invite State Representative Brian O'Connor to the March 3, 2004
Regular Meeting.
Old Business.
Budget: Fiscal Year 2003/04. Clerk's accounting
was distributed for review. All are within budget.
Proposed Budget: Fiscal Year 2004/05 has
been submitted to the Board of Selectmen.
Database 2004: updated by Smith.
New Business.
Officers: Ellis NOMINATED Klein
for Chair and Smith for Vice Chair. Young seconded the nomination. There
being no further nominations, Klein MOVED to close
the nominations for chair and vice chair and that the secretary cast
one vote for the nominees. Young seconded the motion. Voting in favor:
Klein, Smith, Ellis and Young. Opposed: none. Abstentions: none. The
motion was carried , 4-0-0. The secretary cast one vote
for the nominees.
Klein NOMINATED Ellis for Secretary. Young seconded
the nomination. There being no further nominations. Smith MOVED to
close the nominations for secretary and for the secretary to case one
vote for the nominee. Young seconded the motion. Voting in favor: Klein,
Smith, Ellis and Young. Opposed: none. Abstentions: none. The motion
was carried , 4-0-0. The secretary cast one vote for
the nominee.
New officers from February 3, 2004 to December 31, 2004 are:
Chair: Barbara Klein
Vice Chair: Darrell Smith
Secretary: Robert Ellis
Klein appointed Young
as Chair of the Education Subcommittee. Smith distributed copies the
EPA Publication “After the Storm: A Citizen's
Guide to Understanding Stormwater” for review and suggested that Young
see if it can be linked to the Chamber's web page. He also suggested
that Young research funding that might become available for a direct
mailing to residents and OLISP grant availability.
2 Overlook Farms (Dooley property). Following
a discussion led by Smith, it was the consensus of the commission that
no further action will be taken at this time. The test results from January
2004 are inconclusive as to whether or not a major source of pollution
exists that is responsible for the alleged odors as reported by the property
owner.
Route 80/81 Development: Ellis will research
state statutes on water pollution control commissions and their duties.
(Klein stepped out of the meeting at 8:35 and Smith took over the meeting.)
New Business
Applications for 2004 Sludge Lagoon Facility Use .
Smith MOVED to accept as complete and approve as submitted
the Applications for 2004 Sludge Lagoon Facility Use for
A&W Sanitation
Ahearn & Sons LLC
Country Sanitation
John J. Doerrer, Inc.
Lussier & Sons Septic
Service LLC and
Bill Walter & Sons
Septic Service.
Young seconded the motion. Voting in favor: Smith, Ellis and Young.
Opposed: none. Abstentions: none. The motion was carried ,
3-0-0. Klein was not present.
(Klein returned at 8:40 P.M. and assumed her office. Smith assumed the
vice chair position.)
Proposal: Haddam Regional 17 Dump . Young
will research. No other members were aware of any proposal.
Chris Lundberg: a letter
of thanks to former member Lundberg was signed.
Agenda: March 3, 2004 Regular
Monthly Meeting . State Representative Brian O'Connor and
review of WPCA Regulations will be added to the usual agenda.
There being no further business, Ellis MOVED to adjourn
the meeting. Klein seconded the motion. Voting in favor: Klein, Smith,
Ellis and Young. Opposed: none. Abstentions: none. The motion was carried,
4-0-0. The meeting was adjourned at 8:55 P.M.
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MINUTES REGULAR MEETING
January 7, 2004
Secretary Darrell Smith called the January 7, 2004 Regular Meeting to
order at 7:00 P.M. Members present: Secretary Darrell Smith, Robert Ellis
and Jamie Young. Vice Chair Barbara Klein was absent.
Visitors : former member Chris Lundberg, urged the
members to continue the programs of the commission. He submitted copies
of his notification of non-reappointment from First Selectman Denvir.
Correspondence: Pumper Reports for November and December 2003 were
reviewed.
Bills : Young MOVED to accept and
approve for payment the following invoices:
Hynes – December 30, 2003 – well
sampling - $60.00
Hynes – December 22, 2003 – 2
Overlook Farms Road sampling - $67.50
Hynes – December 29, 2003 – streams
- $60.00
Hynes – December 2003
clerical - $220.00
Ellis seconded the motion. Voting in favor: Smith, Ellis and Young.
Opposed: none. Abstentions: none. The motion was carried ,
3-0-0.
Minutes: tabled.
Old Business: 2 Overlook Farms
Road : the site was sampled on December
22, 2003 . Results are pending. Ellis contacted Dooley. He will notify
Ellis if he notices any problems. PAO #2875 (Modified) Permit: the
sludge lagoon wells were sampled on December 30, 2003 . PAO
#3101: the second round of sampling was performed on December
29, 2003 . Budget: FY 204/05 : amendments were made
to the draft. It will be prepared and submitted. DataBase 2004: update
by Young and Smith. Education: State Representative
Brian O'Connor will be invited to a future meeting.
New Business: Election of
Chair: tabled
to the February meeting.
Agenda : February 4 2004 Meeting: Election of Chair;
Brian O'Connor invitation.
Ellis MOVED to adjourn the meeting. Young seconded
the motion. Voting in favor: Ellis, Smith and Young. Opposed: none. Abstentions:
none. The motion carried ,
3-0-0. The meeting was adjourned at 8:00 P.M.
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