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REPORTS - ABOUT RESTAURANTS NEW CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD A dust complaint has been received from residents of Bedford Street about the Colangelo new building project on Bedford Street. The trucks are bringing in gravel and when they leave, they have mud caught in the tires and it lands on the street. Mr. Smith said that he sent them a letter and they had bucked at first to his suggestions but since then, they are very cooperative and have brought in a sweeper to keep Bedford Street clean. They also are putting down calcium chloride. The peat from the land is being taken to the landfill. Mr. Smith reported that the new Vienna type restaurant that is going in where Brigham's used to be hasn't been doing too much lately. He figures they probably won't really get started until the Fall. The Melting Pot, retail food establishment, has filed with the Board of Appeals to change their business into a restaurant. DAKA (Dining & Kitchen Administration) has taken over a couple of cafeterias at 128 Spring Street that had been occupied by Kennicott Copper. Mr. Smith said the industrial buildings have cafeterias because they want their employees to stay in the buildings at noontime. The K of C is thinking of opening a restaurant from eleven to two p.m. for the employees of the Hartwell Ave. area to have lunch. Dr. Cosgrove asked if Mr. Smith heard anything about Iodice selling submarine sandwiches at noontime. Mr. Smith said "No" he hadn't been made aware of that. He does not have a permit to sell sandwiches Mr. Smith said. He said he will look into this matter. Cumberland Farms has been renovating their store. Mr. Smith said he has been receiving calls from people about the restaurant business - to operate a restaurant where there had been restaurants before. Several people have also called about making sandwiches in their homes to sell to the general public. Dr. Cosgrove said he would like to make a motion that the Board vote tonight to elect a new chairman of the Board Dr. Erdos seconded the motion. Dr. Cosgrove said that he was of the Board of Health. The members voted unanimously of the Board of Health. submitting James Lambie's name to be chairman for James W. Lambie to be the new chairman Mr. Smith told the Board that he had received a letter from Mrs. JoAnn Smoske of 39 Robinson :woad requesting the tapes, letters, etc. from past Board meetings that she attended in regard to her animal permit. Mrs. Smith told the Board that we have the tapes only to do the minutes from and do not keep them per- manently. He and told Mrs. Smoske she could apply in writing to come in and