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Engineers describe 5,000-gallon tight tank and dewatering plan for Clam Shack replacement
Summary
Falmouth Engineering and Lockwood Remediation described a plan to replace a failing cesspool at the Clam Shack (227 Clinton Ave) with an oversized 5,000-gallon holding/tight tank, using steel sheeting cofferdam excavation, dewatering and filtration under federal and local permits; the hearing was closed and taken under advisement.
Engineers and consultants presented plans to abandon a failing cesspool at 227 Clinton Avenue (the Clam Shack) and discharge plumbing to an adjacent parcel where a 5,000-gallon tight holding tank would be installed, the Falmouth Conservation Commission heard Tuesday.
Michael Bucelli of Falmouth Engineering explained the proposed work: the existing cesspool is failing and likely within or near the groundwater table, so the applicant proposes to repipe plumbing under Clinton Avenue to an…
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