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3o Mr. Smith said it is a problem that has to be solved by the schools and the school nurses. What sometimes makes it difficult is that a nurse is not at the same school all day. Mr. Lambie said there has to be some point where the Board has to be concerned. Mr. Smith said the problem has subsided a little. There were only two calls last week. Mr. Smith told the Board that a letter came into the office this week from Lisa Fitzgerald requesting again to keep six horses on her property. Dr. Roemer said that Lisa Fitzgerald had mailed her a copy of a letter FITZGERALD that she had sent to the Board of Health last July. ANIMAL PERMIT Mr. Smith read the current letter from Lisa Fitzgerald to the Board. He said he just cannot see Lisa coming in again trying for six horses. She stated that others had more horses on less land than the regulations re- quire but Mr. Smith said that these permits are under the "grandfather" clause. Mr. Lambie said he thought she had a permit through April 1982 for four horses. Mr. Smith said that she does have a permit for four horses. He told the Board she wanted to come into tonight's meeting to request the two extra horses. He said he felt that she should not come in tonight as he wanted to have time to discuss her current letter with the Board. He said she should have understood the letter of November 9, 1981 that we sent. It said: "The Board of Health has reviewed the status of your current tem- porary permit to keep four horses at 342 Bedford Street". "Considering the requirements of our regulations and the amount of land currently owned by you, the Board has unanimously voted to grant you a pemit to keep four horses on your 342 Bedford Street property. Three, as allowed under the requirements of Board of Health Regulations and a fourth by virtue of a variance of those regulations granted by this Board". "As with all permits issued by this Board, this permit is subject to revoca- tion and/or suspension for cause". Dr. Erdos said the Fitzgerald's did not comply with the Board of Health's decision all summer when they had six horses on their property and they only had a permit for four horses. The Board does not want the Fitzgerald's into the next meeting. They said her permit now is good until April of 1982. Mr. Smith said he will write another letter to the Fitzgerald's stating that ANIMAL only four horses are to be kept on the property. INSPECTIONS Mr. Smith reported to the Board that he spections with the Town Manager. Barry but with his suspension, we have no one He said some of the problems we have to had been discussing the animal in - Littleton was the animal inspector at this time to go out on inspections, go back to when Barry was doing the inspections. He was not forceful, he would say one thing about the premises