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Minutes note new sanitation system for 125 Briarcliff will treat wastewater to ~90% purity; permits pending
Summary
Minutes state the applicant will install a newer sanitation system that "acts as a sewer" and treats wastewater to about 90% purity before soil release; DEC and Suffolk County wastewater approvals are pending and expected within 2–6 weeks.
The minutes record that the proposed home at 125 Briarcliff Road will use a newer sanitation system described as acting like a sewer and treating wastewater until it is "90% pure," after which it would be released to the soil. The statement appears in the project summary provided to the Planning Board; the minutes do not name a manufacturer or system model.
Board materials note DEC and Suffolk County wastewater applications are pending and decisions are expected within two to six weeks. The Planning Board approval was conditional on the project moving forward with the described sanitation approach, subject to external permit approvals recorded in the minutes.
