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1 1 1 451 contacted the abuttors and received no objections. The Boa^d arproved this Child Care Center. Mr. Lurvey reported that Mr. George DeVgies had taken care 11 WINCH - of the pile of brush, which was a rat harborage, in the rear of ESTER DR. 11 Winchester Drive, and also the broken glass from the old house in the Sun Valley Section. Mr. Lurvey reported that he had called Mr. Nickerson of the LOWELL & State Health Department regarding the Lowell and Summer Street SUMMER ST Brook and Mr. Nickerson spoke as though he wanted to let the pro- BROOK blem rest for the winter. Mr. Lurvey said as we continue to receive complaints about the odors from.this.brook, and as no improvement had been made, he felt very much concerned. The source of these odors definitely originate at the Arlington San- itary Land Fill Project on Summer Street. The Board decided to ask Mr. Nickerson to a.luncheon meeting on Tuesday, November 29, 1960 at the battle Green Inn to discuss this problem further. Mr. Lurvey was instructed to contact Mr. Nickerson for this date and then let the Board membera.know the time and date. Mr. Lurvey reported that as Milk Inspector he had revoked B.L. CUMMIN1 the license of B.L. Cummings to deliver milk in Lexington be- GS MILK cause,of the consistently high bacterialogical counts. Mr. Lur- vey showed the Board the recent counts on B.L. Cummings milk, also the reports from the Watertown Health Department and the field counts which are done by a private laboratory for Mr. Cummings. Mr. Lurvey says that when Mr. Cummings has cleaned up his dairy and brought the bacteria counts down then he will have to have a hearing with the State Health Department and Mr. Lurvey before his license will be re -instated. As it now stands if Mr. Cumm- ings is delivering milk in'L'exington he is doing so without a license and can be stopped either by Mr. Lurvey or the local police. The application to keep a'horse by Lawrence Bode, 555 ANIMAL Marrett Road, was approved by the board.. Mr. Lurvey reported APPLICATION that all the abuttors had been contacted and he•had received no objections. Mr. Lurvey reported that upon inspection of the Carriage CARRIAGE House Restaurant he had found a number of violations to the HOUSE Lexington Health Department Rules and Regulations. The score •RESTAURANT for this inspection had dropped to 81-B from a 91-A in June. Mr. Lurvey showed the Board the letter which will be sent to the Carriage House Restaurant listing the violations and also stating that a re -inspection will be made within one week and if no.improvement has been made in this establishment then court action will be taken. Mr. Lurvey also reported to Mr. Donald Irwin, Building In- spector, about the use of the upstairs room at the Carriage House because it has only one entrance it is a fire hazard. Mr. Irwin told Mr. Lurvey he had already written a letter telling the own- ers of.the Carriage House Restaurant that they could not use this upstairs room as it now stands because it is a fire hazard.