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<br />2 <br /> <br />Dr. Heiger-Bernays made a motion to take the discussion of On-site Sewage Disposal Systems <br />first in the list of the regulations. Dr. Perlmutter seconded. Roll Call Vote: Dr. Tung – Yes, <br />Dr. Perlmutter – Yes, Dr. Heiger-Bernays – Yes. Motion carried 3 to 0. All in favor. <br />Unanimously moved. <br /> <br />Review DRAFT Proposed Regulation Revisions: <br />On-Site Sewage Disposal Systems <br />Code of Lexington Chapter155 Article XII, § 155-91. System maintenance <br />Ms. Belanger provided the draft proposed regulations of on-site sewage disposal systems (Code of <br />Lexington Chapter155 Article XII, § 155-91. System maintenance) for Board’s review and <br />approval. She also explained that the wording “disposal systems must be pumped every 3 years” <br />indicates that the septic does not need to be pumped out every year, which is in conflict with <br />current Title V. Every septic tank or cesspool shall be pumped whenever necessary to ensure <br />proper functioning of the system. The septic should be pumped out depending on the size of the <br />system. <br /> <br />Dr. Tung asked about adding wording such as “no less frequently than X number of years”. Ms. <br />Belanger stated pumping frequency is a function of use, although pumping is typically necessary <br />at least once every three years, and it is recommended to pump annually. <br /> <br />Dr. Perlmutter made a motion to adopt the proposed revisions to the On-site Sewage Disposal <br />System regulation. Dr. Tung seconded. Roll Call Vote: Dr. Perlmutter – Yes, Dr. Tung – Yes, <br />Dr. Heiger-Bernays – Yes. Motion carried 3 to 0. All in favor. Unanimously moved. <br /> <br />Dr. Heiger-Bernays inquired about the process and will the homeowner who has a septic be <br />notified of this revision. Ms. Belanger stated Ms. Shah is working on the septic records to make <br />sure information we have matches the septic map. It is planned to send a reminder letter to <br />homeowners who have septic systems, especially cesspools, because there’s been a lack of <br />pumping records sent to the Health Office. <br /> <br />Body Art Establishments and Practitioners <br />Code of Lexington Chapter155 Article XVII <br />Ms. Belanger and Ms. McCartin provided the draft proposed regulations of Body Art <br />Establishments and Practitioners (Code of Lexington Chapter155 Article XVII) for Board’s review <br />and approval. Ms. McCartin also explained the proposed changes and stated the proposed <br />definitions come directly from the model Body Art regulation that the State provides. <br /> <br />Dr. Heiger-Bernays inquired about § 155-123 operation of body art establishments. Ms. McCartin <br />stated the section A and B is for a Body Art Plan Review. It means any new body art establishment <br />must submit the body art plan review. The Health Department will review their plan to make sure <br />it is sufficient, which is similar with the food establishment plan review. Dr. Heiger-Bernays also <br />clarified that once the body art plan review has been approved, then the applicant can apply for the <br />body art establishment and body art practitioner permits. <br />