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Commission approves septic upgrade and exploratory foundation assessment at 46 Tennessee Ave with multiple waivers
Summary
The commission granted an order allowing replacement of a conventional septic tank with a 1,500‑gallon nitrogen‑reducing system and authorized an exploratory assessment of foundation repairs at a flood‑zone house; several local waivers were granted based on net benefit findings.
At its Sept. 4 meeting the Nantucket Conservation Commission approved a notice‑of‑intent order allowing the replacement of a conventional 1,000‑gallon septic tank with a 1,500‑gallon nitrogen‑reducing (I/A) tank at 46 Tennessee Avenue and accepted an exploratory assessment for potential foundation repairs for the existing dwelling.
Paul Santos of Nantucket Surveyors, representing property owners Christopher and Cheryl Emery, told the commission the house was built after the…
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