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VIRGINIA FITZGERALD LOVETT ANIMAL PERMIT Dr. Cosgrove asked what was wrong with Greeley and Vynebrook before the Council on Aging came into existence? Mr. Lambie asked how many from Vynebrook and Greeley would go to the clinic at the C.O.A.. Mrs. Melcher answered that she did not know how many would use it. She said sometimes the C.O.A. programs start slow and really develop. Dr. Cosgrove said that Bill Sen had told him the people that live outside of the villages wouldn't go into the villages to the blood pressure clinics. He said that people outside the villages look down on the people that live there in the villages. Taking out a clinic from the village and moving it to the Council on Aging will be discussed further before a decision is made. Mr. Rooney told the Board that he was sorry that he didn't show up for the meet- ing on April 13, 1981. Mrs. Melcher and Mr. Rooney thanked the Board and retired. At 9:00 p.m. Mrs. Virginia Fitzgerald Lovett and her daughter, Lisa, came before the Board. Mr. Lambie told Mrs. Fitzgerald that he drove onto her property one day to check the manure storage problem and he found there were six horses on the property and she did not have a permit for six horses. Mrs. Fitzgerald said that Lisa saves horses from being killed. Lisa said she is the owner of nine horses altogether. Dr. Erdos said if they are going to take in any extra horses for a few days that Lisa should call the Board of Health and notify them how many horses are there. Mrs. Fitzgerald wants the permit put in Lisa's name because she owns the horses. The Board requires that the permit be in the property owner's name. Dr. Erdos said it is his understanding the permit is issued to the property owner. If Mrs. Fitzgerald wanted in her name she should write to the Town counsel and request a ruling. After the last meeting, Mrs. Fitzgerald was suppose to call the Health Department. Mr. Smith told the Board to come in and discuss the problem of manure storage and disposal but she never called. He said they have a trailer up there now that seems to be working out all right. Mr. Smith said he checked out the trailer and it should be on wheels and have a little heavier cover on it. The manure should be moved out every week at the most. Mr. Lambie asked if Mr. Smith has any recommendations for this permit? 1 1 1