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Mr. Smith said they are having 2 mil bags. He said these are heavy enough to put trash out in. He also told the Board that at this time they were considering not haveing trash put out before 5:00 A.M. the day of collection. The collection itself will begin at 7:00 A.M. He said that B.F.I. takes everything. There will be restriction on the number of bags and containers that can be put out each time. Mr. Smith reported that the new General Manager, Lexington had approached Sandra Gabriel relative cession. He indicated that he wanted to conduct cooking. 1 SHERATON - Mr. Jeffrey Brown, of the Sheraton- LEX, to the seasonal poolside food con- POOLSIDE out-of-doors food preparation and FOOD STAND Because of sanitation restrictions and limitations, Mr. Smith stated, his concern about out-of-doors cooking at the Sheraton. Mr. Smith indicated he would notify the Sheraton -Lexington of our permit requirement for poolside food service and inform them of our restrictions on this operation. Mr. Smith reported he inspected the M.I.T. cafeteria this week and it is the "pits". M.I.T. CAFETERIA The equipment is old, has been there for years. All equipment marked "property of the U.S. Government". Mr. Lambie asked if we have jurisdiction over it. Mr. Smith said, "yes". It is in Lexington. It is contracted out to the Seiler's Corporation. He said the "D" level cafeteria (down 4 levels) is a brand new kitchen. Mr. Smith said we are going to get it cleaned up. They are going to submit a plan to renovate the kitchen. It will take four to six weeks to get the plan together and then they will submit it to us. Mr. Smith said that cockroaches are a problem all over the building, not only in the cafeteria. 1 Mr. Smith said that he would like to start charging $3.00 for all temporary food TEMPORARY service permits, not make any "no fee". PERMITS Dr. Erdos said why not make them all $5.00? He said it should be $5.00 for every- one. The Board voted unamously that the fee is $5.00 for everyone - churches, lodges, etc. on one -day temporary permits. ROWE Mr. Gerhard Rowe filed for a horse permit as a trustee of the estate at 69 Blossom- ANIMAL crest Road. His mother passed away last Fall. No one lives in the house at this PERMIT time. There is no corral but there seems to be plenty of land. The Board requested that Mr. Rowe be invited to the next Board Meeting. Mrs. Osgood of 573 Marrett Road applied for a permit to keep a pony. OSGOOD PONY PERMIT Mr. Smith said the place is a mess, stable small and there is only 'a acre of land. Mr. Smith suggested that she be invited into the next Board Meeting. The meeting ended at 9:30 p.m. 1