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Jy J Mr. Smith said we can do that but the senior citizens might get upset. Dr. Erdos said that might be so, but if that is the only way we can get vaccine by having to buy it, we would have to charge a small fee. FITZGERALD Mr. Lambie wanted to know if there was a cutoff date for ordering. HORSES SMOSKE HORSE APPLICATION VALLEYFIELD STREET SUBDIVISION PRELIMINARY PLAN Mr. Smith said no, there is no cutoff date to have an order in. He said we will have to play it by ear. Mr. Smith told the Board that the Fitzgerald permit for 4 horses renewal has not been sent out as yet, we are holding it for the present time. The manure pit problem should he settled first. Our Department has not heard from the Fitzgeralds at all. Upon inspecting the property, Mr. Smith found they had six horses there without a permit for six. Mr. Smith said he would like to send them a letter and also would like to file a complaint in Concord Court. Mr. Lambie said he had driven into their yard and saw the horses, also. The Board told Mr. Smith to go ahead and write the letter and to file the complaint in the Concord Court against them. They will back him all the way. Mr. Smith told the Board that the Smoske's have re -filed for their animal permit. Hr said that the Animal Control Officer was in court today versus the Smoske's and Daniel Estow. It seems Mr. Estow filed because of the Smoske's dog being a nuisance. Smoske's animal permit will be discussed at the June meeting. Dr. Erdos said that we had decided last year as long as one abutter objects - Mrs. Smoske should not have a permit to keep horses. Mr. Smith said "But we did tell them they could reapply to the Board in a year's time. We also stipulated they (the Smoske's) should try to reconcile differences., they have with their neighbors first. Dr. Erdos said that we will have to have a meeting, listen to all the abutters, set up stringent regulations (if the permit is issued) and make it clear we will revoke the permit if any regulations are broken. Mr. Smith told the Board of a preliminary subdivision plan for Valleyfield Street. He said there was not much on the plan. It showed only a 15 ft. wide street. He could not really review the plan. Mr. Smith said Trinity Covenant Estates is to be developed by Ted Freeman. Freeman is putting in the water and sewer. There will be only six houses. Mr. Smith sees no problems at all with this plan.