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animals. We are going under the regulations of today, John, not 30 years ago. What you want is for this Board to transfer your permit to the next owner when our rules and regulations do not allow it. Well, it is not going to happen, said Dr. Cosgrove. Well, said Mr. Brucchi, I have to go to court then. Dr. Cosgrove said: "Go ahead, this Board is not going to break the rules and regulations for one person. It sets a precedent. Our regulations state "permits are not transferable" to the new owner of the property. Mr. Brucchi stated that he want a letter from the Board stating that the Board will not transfer a permit to a new owner of the property. Mr. Lambie said: John, if you are requesting that, you will have to write a letter to the Board of Health. Dr. Cosgrove repeated once more for Mr. Brucchi not to come before the Board and expect them to give him permission to let the new owner have his permit. Mr. Lambie stated again that this is nota zoning problem. Mr. Brucchi said: "Well, I'll just have to go to court. Mr. Lambie said again: "If you want to, John, go ahead". Mr. Brucchi thanked the Board and retired. Mr. Smith told the Board that no one is denying Mr. Brucchi the right to sell his house but we are denying him the right to transfer his animal permit to the new owner of the property. Lincoln Hill Estates will be a two house subdivision. The builder LINCOLN has an easement from the Temple to put town sewer in at the builder's expense. HILL ESTATES The builder had been turned down when he requested to put in septic systems because of erosion of soil. Mr. Smith discussed the new pest control advisory committee. He read PEST CONTROL the names of the residents appointed - John Andrews, Ann Bond, Raymond Gabler, ADVISORY Barbara Greene, Paul Riffin and Dr. M.K. White. Paul Mazerall of the Park COMMITTEE Department and George Smith, Health Director were appointed ex -officio. Mr. Smith said the 6 appointed members of this advisory board have their minds made up from the start so it will most likely be a waste of time. This board was appointed for a six month period. -Mr. Lambie said it will take the burden off the Board of Health. Mr. Smith said if the occasion arises the Board of Health has the right to step in and take action. I don't think this committee has anything conclusive to show that mosquito control is a dangerous thing to do. Mr. Smith said he has worked with East Middlesex Mosquito Control on ditching and draining and they don't have to file under the Hatch Act. He said he had gone out with Cliffe Prentiss before anything was done in past times.