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:±88 Mr. Smith said if he was just bringing in a couple of loads of fill or soil for his yard that would be one thing but this involves heavy traffic of trucks, wanting to build a road in his yard and dumping fill over a 40 ft. embankment. Mr. Smith said if he doesn't hear from Mr. Rollins in a couple of more weeks then he will contact him again. Mr. Smith said he feels that the Board should know what is being dumped onto that land. It could be old cars, tree stumps, etc., things that he is not suppose to be dumping in there. Dr. Roemer wanted to know if any other town board was interested in that slope. Mr. Smith said, "Not really", but he feels that Mr. Prentiss of Conservation and Mr. Hanlon, Town Engineer should take a look at it. Mr. Lambie said he is also dumping manure from the two horses that he has there down the slope. After further discussion Mr. Smith told the Board members that he would like them each to check out this situation collectively or individually before the next Board Meeting. H.D.C. Mr. Smith told the Board that the doctor from Raytheon called our office RABIES VACCIM wanting us to purchase some Human Diploid Cell Vaccine, they want to innoculate some of their employees that are going to Egypt. SMOSKE Dr. Erdos asked why they want to give that vaccine to their employees. He said that usually only veterinarians or people that work directly with animals that might be rabid receive this vaccine. The vaccine is about $50.00 per shot and usually 5 shots are needed. Mr. Smith said they informed him that there are many dogs in Egypt with the rabies. Mr. Smith said they are going to try to get the vaccine through the American Embassy in Egypt. If they cannot do that, they might be back. to us. Mr. Smith mentioned to the Board that Mrs. Smoske has hired another lawyer. The lawyer came into our office recently and read the Board notes and anything to do with the Smoske permit. 1 1 1