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is bylaw betorncs oiJi-iiiw. r pools shall b»r cn atrd or other chan;;«:i in for swlniniin^;, fis}un<;.(»r other r<‘crf»ui''ir.a! ural uses. stemV features, or <^lrMna^'eor any other uses unless a Special l^erjoii il is issued. oeeclurc s) desiring such a permit shall .submit un the Hoitrd of A[)pt'<ils which shall tofnj)lv ions ami .submittal re<|uirement as listed in ubsections. (Such conditions .shall include. »ble. approval by the Consei^ation he Massachu.setls Departmenl of Natural the Massachusetts Department of Public [Chapter 131 of the General Laws, Acts Protection of the Inland Wetland.s of the I.) 'I he application procedure shall be the rial permits. Copies <if the application for 0 the Hoard with accompanying plans .shall the Building In.spector. Board of Health, n Commission, and the Planning Board for dations to the Board, as to their approval, appropriat e rccommendat ions . ittals f a location plan at a scale of 1" - 1.000* Is) lities within which the development is he tie-in to the nearest n>ad intersection, a scale 1 = 40 ’ shall be prepared by a ssional engineer. 'J’he site plan .shall be he Board and shall show at least the i»n boundaries and dimen.sion of each lot ontoursof the existing and proposed land »ns of existing and proposed structures, d drainage easemi nts, means of access, wage disposal facilities, ion of the liasemenf and first floor, nd location of leaching fields. itditions •rnent of land within the Inland Wetlands Protection District, the following ipply: be served by a public water system, or an ipply may be deveittped. »be .served by a public sewerage .system, ^huoMs Siiall apply; 1 of six test borings to n minimum depth be taken; three tif which shall be within po.sed structure and lhrc*e within 25 feet s of the structure, hut not closer than 10 I soil scientist or (jualifiod engineer sh dl St data. vel of area.s to be occupied by human work space shall 1m> four feet above the ter table and not subject to periodic em floor level i.s below the seasonal high r% ) ly based on a contract implied ;.t law t«» rectify the nuspiity resulting when one tortfeasor pay.s more than his >harc of a common liability. The statute of limita- lums relating to implied coniraets is, there fore. applicable to an action for cuiitribii- tion between joint tortfeasors. That statute of limitations tscc. S‘M.. .'^tats.) provides th,-.( an action must be commenced within si.< years after the cause of action has accrued where the • action [is] upon any other con tract, obligation or liability, c.xpress or im plied." Accordingly, an ae-.ion brought within si.x years of the Insnraiiec Conipany ’s pay ment was timely. Tlic trial judge properly overruled defendant's demurrer to the ac tion commenced on .August 25, l%9. While we fitul precedent for holding that an action for contrilnition is in the ii;i- ture of one of coiitraet implied in law aiul is subject to the period «)f limitations ap propriate to that type of action, we are not S4itisficd that such a lengthy |ieriutl within which to bring suit best serves the public interest. y. uakii «£TT£ CO uNTTrite us lilt .\ \V.‘.MTiU *W I9«(l‘>or .Supplementi. page l.k). which suggests in general that actions for contribution based on tort be brought within one year of the accrual of the cause of action I irdcr aflinned. '. •••TiMwTmtiiN .‘•n \Vis.2d 7 Ronald JUST and Kathryn L. Just, his wife, Appollants, V. MARINETTE COUNTY, Respondent. State of Wisconsin, Impleaded Respondent. MARINETTE COUNTY, Respondent, V. Ronald JUST and Kathryn L. Just, his wife, Appellants, State of Wisconsin, Impleaded Respondent. Nos. lUG. 107. •'^u|ireiii<> Caiiiri <tf Wi.srinisin. Ucl. .’tl. 15)72. Defendant correctly points out that, where the right of contribution arises not out of a prior jiidgincnt allocating tin- comparative negligence but stems from a compromi.se settlement, an inordinate peri od «)f time may well cl.'ipsc lielore the pro portional rcspon.sibility of the negligoiit tortfeasors is determined. I’nder the facts of this case, the action for contiibntinn could be comuuiiced almost tiine years aft er tlic date of the accident. The hgislautre may well find that the pulilic interest in avoiding stale claims and m protecting parties from suits brought to«> late to effectively investigate the f.icts may dictate a shorter pcrioil Uir the couumnci'- meut of a coiuribution suit when the uii- ♦Icrlying cause of ;ictioii sounds in tort. We invite the legislature's atleniiou to the proposed ••Uniform I ontribution .Among Tortfeasors Act," 9 L’niforni Laws Annot. 201 H.Vt.ld—AOVi C oi.solidated .ictions wherein laiulowii- ers sought a decl.ir.itory judgment that *>hoielan«l /lining oidm.'uice of coimtv was uneon>titutional and eoniily .sought a tnaii- datory injunction to restrain landowners from placing till ni.'itiTi;il on their jircipcrty without fir>t obt.nmng a conditional use permit as rei|iifn d by onlitiance. 'Hie Cir cuit Conn, .Marinette- County, lames I-^ .Marlmean, |., tntorcel indgmeiils that were in favor of county, and landowners ap- pcalcel, and stale intervened on appeal as ;■ p.irty rc^pon«tent becaiivo of eonstitntional issue. The .'-^npteme Conn, Hallows. C. J.. held that shori-land /oning ordinance of .Marinette County which prevents with ex ception of special pcniiit silnatinl'ls chang ing of n.itnral cliar.icle-r of laiul within feet of a n.ivigable l.ike and .^IK) feet of a navigalde river liecanse of lambs in- terrelalioti to coiitigiions water is not nn- -mm 1 * i ' • t f I\i :r % a'