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December 1, 2015." Sharon MacKenzie proposed the motion and John Flynn seconded the <br />motion. All were in favor. <br />100 Adams Street; A state sanitary code inspection that took place at 100 Adams Street. <br />Violations of the State Sanitary Code were observed. The property owner is requesting additional <br />time to make clean up the debris pile and to keep the property in a clean and sanitary manner. <br />The property owner submitted hand written request an extension to June 1, 2016. "After much <br />discussion about the State Sanitary Code violations OTC dated October 27, 2015, I propose that <br />the deadline to comply with the order be extended to December 31, 2015." John Flynn proposed <br />the motion, David Gellar seconded. All were in favor. <br />7 Graham Road; A report was received by the Health Division from an abutter of 7 <br />Graham Road. The report described a condition, indicating abandonment of the property. Upon <br />follow -up inspection by this department, it was determined that the property had no running <br />utilities and was currently vacant. A letter of Order to Correct was sent to the homeowner, <br />without response. Mr. Cody informed the Board that recently the Health Division was made <br />aware of an alternate address for the homeowner. A letter would delivered by a constable to this <br />address later in the week. <br />Tres Petite Creperie represented by Aristea Souliopoulos recently completed its food <br />plan review with the Health Division. All necessary equipment, (hand sinks, prep sinks, hand <br />wash sinks) have been installed except for the three bay sink. The representative came to seek a <br />variance from the requirement of a three bay sink and to seek conditional approval to operate a <br />food establishment. <br />The Board asked operational questions about the new establishment. After some <br />discussion: "The Lexington Board of Health grants an Annual Retail food Permit to Tres Petite <br />Creperie upon successful completion of a pre - operational inspection, including all food plan <br />review requirements." John Flynn proposed the motion, Sharon Mackenzie seconded. All were <br />in favor. <br />The Lexington Board of Health grants a variance to Tres Petite Creperie to substitute a <br />mechanical warewasher from the requirement of Food Code 4- 301.12 Numbers and Capacities <br />for Manual Warewashing, Sink Compartment Requirements. This variance will not require the <br />permit holder to have the following piece of equipment: 4- 301.12 Manual Warewashing Sink <br />Compartments. All Food contact equipment and utensils will be cleaned and sanitized in the <br />Lexington Board of Health Minutes, November 18, 2015 Page 3 of 4 <br />
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