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unsafe operating condition at a specific facility. Dr. Geller seconded. Roll Call Vote: Ms. Wolf-Fordham—Yes, Dr. Perlmutter —Yes, Dr. Geller — Yes, Mr. Flynn—Yes, Dr. Heiger- Bernays —Yes. Motion carried 5 to 0. All in favor. Unanimously moved. Ms. Belanger also provided a proposed Condition of Permit letter regarding the swimming pool at 475 Bedford St. Ms. McCartin clarified the opening hours of pool. It could be rented for a team's practice for certain period, but is not open to the public. Mr. Flynn inquired about the team size and adequate number of lifeguards. Ms. McCartin stated she was told there will be multiple coaching staff with lifeguard certificates on site for each team in the facility at once. Mr. Flynn suggested to have a sign-in procedure for the swim team each time to identify the lifeguards, and keep lifeguard certifications on to be checked during inspections. This will ensure the process is conducted properly. Ms. Belanger stated that the number of teams which utilize the facility is unknown at the time, it may require additional inspections to make sure the pool will operate properly. Ms. McCartin stated this could be solved by submitting rental agreements for the teams. Dr.Perlmutter made a motion to approve the request for a variance for the requirement that "the operator shall provide one or more lifeguards 16 years of age or older", as a condition of their permit application for a semi-public pool permit for 475 Bedford St Indoor Pool under the conditions that all swim coaches submit their Life Guard Certification as part of the permit application. Staff of the facility must be present at all times that the pool is in operation and must check and document that a certified Life Guard(s), in the number necessary to meet 105 CMR 435.23, are present at all times in the pool area. This Variance will expire at the end of the permit date of April 30, 2023 to be reviewed by the Lexington Board of Health on or before that date or upon notification of any unsafe operating condition at the specific facility. Dr. Geller seconded. Roll Call Vote: Mr. Flynn—Yes, Dr. Perlmutter —Yes,Ms.Wolf-Fordham—Yes,Dr. Geller—Yes,Dr. Heiger-Bernays—Yes. Motion carried 5 to 0. All in favor. Unanimously moved. New Food Establishment: Inspire Bowl n' tea Ms.McCartin briefly introduced the new food permit application—Inspire Bowl n' tea. This permit application has gone through Floor Plan review process which has been approved. It is now working on building out its food facility. Walter Chan, the owner of Inspire Bowl n' tea at 1686 Massachusetts Avenue, Lexington, generally introduced his Food establishment- Inspire Bowl n' tea. The Board of Health felt satisfied with Inspire Bowl n' tea. Dr. Perlmutter clarified the menu for the establishment. Rabies Vaccine Waivers: MGL Chapter 140, Section 145B, (d)(i) 3