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410 purpose and advantage, of the State Sanitary Code. Dr. Cosgrove and Mr. Cole will both try to attend this meeting. Mr. Lurvey also has talked to Mr. Harold Stevens, Town Councilor and he will try to get to the meeting too. The letter Mr. Lurvey sent to Mr. Harold Stevens, Mr. R.L. McQuillan, Dr. Wm. Cosgrove and Mr. Charles Cole concerning the meeting on the State Sanitary Code was approved at this time. HAYDEN Letter to James Sumner, Hayden Recreation Center, Lincoln St. RECREA'z.stating that the. water samples obtained February 2, 1960 showed TION CTRuo•signs of pollution was approved by the Board. CEDAR The report from Mr. Lucas, Engineer for Whitman & Howard GLEN on Cedar Glen subdivision, owned by Mr. Gerard Freil, was read and discussed. Public Sewer is available to take care of the sewage problem but Mr. Lucas has stated in his report that the cellars of all the houses should be at least one (1) foot above the top of the drain in Cedar Glen Circle to assure the home owner of having a cellar that can be kept dry by connecting to the drain if necessary. Mr. Lucas has also recommended that in order to avoid water pockets on the land Mr. Freil should provide the Board of wealth with a grading plan. This plan should indicate drainage outlets so that it will be possible to see where all surface water will drain. Mr. Lurvey reported that John Ca -roll, Superintendent of Public Works has okayed this subdivision. The Board instructed Mr. Lurvey to send the regular letter accepting this subdivision but'also stating that a set of grading plans must be submited to the Health Department before a Building Permit may be issudd. CARRIG Letter to Louis L. Green reminding him of his agreement to PROPERTYnotify the Board of Health if .the land taken by the State from WELLINGTON Mr. Carrig included the piece of property on Wellington Lane LANE in Lexington, Massachusetts which has a large accumulation of rubbish on it was read and aprroved. Letter from Mr. Louis L. Green stating that Mr. Carrig was in elorida at the present ime and that upon Mr. Carrigts return the question of the Wellington Lane property would be taken up with • the Board of Health immediatly was read and placed on file. The Board voted to wait until Mr. Carrig returned from Florida before taking any further action on the Wellington Lane Dump problem. MIDDLE Letter to the Chairman of the Planning Board regarding RIDGE Middle Ridge, Section IV stating that the Health Department SECTION had investigated this subdivision and has approved this sub- IV division subject to the condition that Lots 48, 49, 50 and 51 should not be built upon without prior consent of the Health Department was read and approved. Mr. Lurvey reported that a letter of correction was sent to the planning Board on this subdivision stating that Lot 51 was accepted for building pur- poses but that lot 54 could not be built upon without the consent of the health Department. The Board approved bots. letters. PAUL The letters to Mr. Paul Broughton, 502 Massachusetts Ave. BROUGH* Lexington, requesting him to clean up the accumulation of TON rubbish and garbage in the rear of 502 Massachusetts Ave. was 502 MASSread and approved. Mr. Lurvey reported that as the usual letter Ave. was ignored and the certified letter was unclaimed at the Post Office a letter was sent by Constable on February 10, 1960 stating tori 1 1