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Board of Health Meeting Minutes September 29, 2021
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Ms. Belanger stated that she met with Alicia McCartin, Health Agent, to discuss the Lab <br /> Animals Regulations and she requests more time to gain a better understanding for <br /> discussion at the next meeting. <br /> Chair Heiger-Bernays made a motion to continue the discussion on Lab Animals <br /> Regulations to the next meeting. Dr. Perlmutter seconded. Roll Call Vote: David Geller, <br /> MD Yes, Jay Flynn Yes, Burt Perlmutter, M.D. Yes, Wendy Heiger-Bernays Yes, <br /> Susan Wolf-Fordham, JD., MPA Yes <br /> Status of air quality measures in all Lexington buildings (including schools) <br /> Chair Heiger-Bernays stated that a consulting firm, Environmental Health and <br /> Engineering, were contracted to perform air exchange evaluations in schools prior to their <br /> opening and were to return once students were back in-person to confirm that air <br /> exchanges were in the range of 4 to 6 per hour. She said that the Board has not received <br /> this data yet and that an agreement was made with the public that the air quality was <br /> going to be evaluated. <br /> Mr. Mellin said that he spoke with Mr. Mike Cronin, Director of Public Facilities, and <br /> that Mr. Cronin did not have any new information to report to the Board. Mr. Cronin <br /> informed Mr. Mellin that carbon dioxide levels in the town buildings are being monitored <br /> and samplings are being taken in each space on Wednesdays. The current data is 800 <br /> parts per million for more than fifteen minutes. <br /> Chair Heiger-Bernays asked for clarification on whether the samplings are being <br /> performed in all town buildings or just the public schools. <br /> Ms. Belanger responded that in her discussions with Mr. Cronin, he mentioned to her that <br /> it was all public buildings and not just the schools. <br /> Mr. Mellin said that he will locate the documentation stating that the testing is being <br /> performed in all town buildings and that he will provide this to the Board. <br /> Complaint responses: Hearing for 208 Grove Street regarding OTC dated 9-9-21 <br /> Mr. Mellin stated that he sent an email to the Board of Health with his findings from an <br /> inspection he performed at 208 Grove Street on September 9, 2021. He noted chronic <br /> dampness and evidence of mold. The property owners, Ms. Liz Brown and Mr. David <br /> Adler, are not disagreeing with the complaint and are instead asking for guidance from <br /> staff and the Board of Health. Ms. Era Vuksani is the tenant of 208 Grove Street and <br /> informed the property owners of the presence of mold and dampness in the basement in <br /> August 2021. <br /> Mr. Adler stated that he asked the tenant to use a dehumidifier in the basement. He added <br /> that the tenant moved around furniture and because of this the mold continued to grow <br /> elsewhere around the house. Mr. Adler also stated that mold specialists had come to the <br /> September 29, 2021 Minutes <br /> Board of Health <br />
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