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1 1 1 439 The letter from Alfred L. Frechette, M.D., Commissioner LABORATORY of Public Health, stating that a certificate of Laboratory APPROVAL Approval was sent to the Lexington Health Department was accepted by the Board. Letter to Mr. Donald Nickerson, Chairman Board of Appeals CHILD CARE; stating that a prelininary inspection of two new Child Care CENTERS Centers had been made, namely, Countryside Kindergabten, 296 Woburn Street and Mrs. Broughall's Kindergarten at 922 Mass- achusetts Avenue was approved. Mr. Lurvey reported both these kindergartens were very good and he would recommend issuing the licenses for these kindergartens. The Board signed the licenses for these two kindergartens and also the license for the Arlington, Lexington Bedford newish Center Kindergarten which had been approved at the July meeting. The letters to Frederick J. Muldoon, Esq., 10 State Street, 43A THOREA Boston, Mass, certifying that according to the records of the ROAD & 42A Lexington Health Department consent was given to erect a build -WHITMAN CR. ing on Lot 43A Thoreau Hoad and Lot 42A 1 Whitman Circle on July 24, 1959. The date of the approval of the Septic Tank and Leaching Bed was stated. These letters were approved by the Board. The letter to John Carroll, "uperintendent of Public Works 20 FREEMONT stating the dates and action taken by the board of health in re- STREET gard to an overflowing sewage system at 20 kreemont St. was app- roved by the board. This letter was in answer toa request from Mr. Carroll, Superintendent of Public Works for their records as the owner at 20 Freemont Street was not satisfied with the grading and landscaping after the home was connected to the Public Sewer. The letter to Mr. L.P. Collins asking him to bring in his RUBBISH truck for inspection in order that a permit might be issued to PERMIT him to collect rubbish in Lexington was approved. Mr. Lurvey reported the truck was okay and the permit had been signed and issued. The letter from Arthur E. Burrell, Lirector of Lexington CIVIL Civil Defence was read by the Board in this letter Mr. Burrell DEFENSE asked for the specific items of equipment or service which the Health Officer will need in relation to the Civil Defense org- anization for next year. The Board agreed that it would be better to ask Mr. Burell to attend the next regular meeting of the Board of Health in order that the Board could discuss the matter of Health equipment for Civil Defense more fully. The letter from Levi G. Burnell, `chairman of the Lexington Planning Board stating that the definitive subdivision plan COUNTRY entitled Country Club Manor, Section One, Lexington, Massachu- CLUB MANOR setts dated June 21, 1960 accompanied by an application for SECTION I aprroval of definitive plan Form C dated June 24, 1960 be approved subject to the condition that no building or structure be built or placed upon any lot without prioe consent of the Lexington Board of Health was read by the board.