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301 Lead paint screening is not required although the State would like to make you think it is. Dr. Erdos said we did discuss a lead -paint screening program about a year ago. There is a family going to move in to 450 Lowell Street from Cambodia as the family there has moved on to another town or city. Mr. Smith tested with sodium sulfide and found there is lead paint in the CAMBODIAN premises. He has a company coming to test with their machine. This will REFUGEES cost $35.00 but he thinks the housing authority is going to pay for it. Many parents have called complaining about the way the schools are handling the head lice problem in the schools. Mr. Smith said he is going to have to contact Jack Monderer to see what is being done. He knows that notices were sent home to all parents notifying them there HEAD LICE IN is a problem in the schools. SCHOOLS The Board wondered if the incidence of head lice was higher this year than in the past. Mr. Smith said that he really didn't know. When he asked, they told him there were only 40 or 50 cases. Dr. Roemer thought notifying the parents was a good idea, then the parents can deal with it sooner. Mr. Smith commented that the one thing he didn't like in the schools was the stuffed furniture they have around. Mr. Smith said this is budget -time again. The Board Members were given BUDGETS a copy of the budget and the explaination of each one. The Board will read it over and discuss it at a later date. There were plans submitted for a 3 house subdivision called Blossomcrest BLOSSOMCREST Tract, owned by Robert Cataldo. TRACT SUBDIVISION Mr. Smith said there is sewer, water and drainage for this subdivision. The Board reviewed and accepted the plans. The meeting adjourned at 9:45 p.m. M.S.