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412 Appeals wants no more than 10 children in Child Care Centers that are conducted in private homes. The Health Department regulation reads that there will be one toilet for every 12 children. The only Child Care Center in violation of our regulation is Miss Lothrop's Kindergarten but as Mr. Lurvey reported her kindergarten is as clean as can be and she was in operation approximately 27 years ago before any rules and regulations were in being. The schools and churches are not affected by this ruling of the board of Appeals. The Board agreed they would be pleased to meet with Mr. Nickerson to discuss the problem. The Board also voted to postpone any action against Miss Lothrop's Kindergarten until after the meeting with Mr. Nickerson. The copy of the letter sent to Mr. John J. Shanahan, Lawrence Farms, 48 Pleasant Street, Lexington by Mr. Mitchell J. Spiris JOHN J. stating that all milk cases will be steamed each night, milk SHANAHAN coolers will be provided for the 2 elementary schools whiChare now without that equipment and that a concerted effort will be put forth to eliminate all the problems that have been encountered so far this year. Letter to Antonio Buse, 46 Lowell Street, Lexington stating that the Board of Health voted to order the dwelling owned by Mr. Busa at Lowell Street connected to Public Sewer by April 1, 1960 was approved. . Letter to Mr. William Maloney, Chairman of Board of Select- men stating the results of the inspection made by Mr. Lurvey of the property owned by Mr. Joseph Goodwin, 9 Pearl Street, Lex- ington was approved. Mr. Lurvey reported that although their was considerable amount of automobile parts and miscellaneous junk stored in a shed at the rear of the house he could not find anything objectionable from a Health standpoint. Letter to Mr. William Maloney, dhairman of Board of Select- SEWER men stating the results of the survey made by Mr. Lurvey of the SURVEY sewage problem on Longfellow and Hawthorne Roads was approved. LONGFELLOW Mr.-Lurvey reported that of the 12 houses on Longfellow Road' & HAWTHORNE 8 had sewage trouble, of the 6 houses on Hawthorne Road 4 had trouble quite often. Letter to J. Neil Morrisey stating that permission to keep 3. NEIL 2 ponies at 25 Brandon Street, Lexington was denied due to lack MORRISEY of sufficient land areawas_ approved. Letter from Clifford D. Castle, Jr. President of the Lex- APPOINTMENT ington Visiting Nurse Association was read and the Board voted to appoint Mr. R. L. McQuillian as the representative of the Board of Health to serve on the Board of Directors of the Lexington Visiting Nurse Association. Report of action taken by the Board of Selectmen on the 1960 BUDGET Budget Expense Account was reviewed by the Board. Our expense ACTION Budget for the year 1960 has been decreased $1,500.00 1 ANTONIO BUSA 46 LOWELL ST, MR. JOSEP] G00DWIN 9 Pea' r: St. Report of children attending posture clinic and their marks was presented to the Board. Thisreport was accepted and placed POSTURE on file. CLINIC