Owners commit to coastal restoration and IA system at 30 Cedar Lane
Summary
New owners of 30 Cedar Lane told the board they will install an IA treatment unit (Microfast, ~1,500-gallon) and undertake coastal-bank removal and native reseeding as environmental mitigation. The board approved the plan with standard monitoring and recording conditions.
Owners of 30 Cedar Lane described an environmental mitigation plan and a commitment to install an innovative alternative (IA) wastewater system for year-round use.
Dan Milski, who said he and his wife grew up in the house and have moved back full time, explained the project: “We're removing the entire coastal bank. We're reseeding it with all native species,” he said, adding that they have already signed a treatment contract and intend to install a Microfast 1,500-gallon IA unit with quarterly monitoring. The board complimented the restoration work and approved the project with conditions including an operation and maintenance contract, monitoring and reporting to Barnstable County, witnessed inspections by the Eastham Health Department, and recording of deed restrictions as required.
Board members noted the property’s eligibility for future sewer phases but confirmed current conditions and monitoring requirements will apply until any sewer connection becomes available.
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