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305 He thinks the Board should have him come in to Board Meeting before they sign the letter to find out what his intentions are for the future. The filling seems to be almost completed, Mr. Smith said. The Town of Arling- MR. CATALDO'S ton brings their fill up to Cataldo's Farm. LETTER Mr. Cataldo's 3 -year permit will be up next year. He needs a yearly letter from the Board of Health for the Army Engineers. The Board agreed to invite Mr. Cataldo into the next Board Meeting. Dr. Roemer asked Mr. Smith if the Board members should take a look at the property down there. Mr. Smith thought it would be a good idea. He told Dr. Roemer she could come into the office and go through Mr. Cataldo's file at any time to familiarize herself with the situation. Mr. Smith said he wouldn't be surprised if Mr. Cataldo eventually will build condominiums down there. If he does, the Conservation Commission will make him have a retention pond. Dr. Erdos asked if the Board adopted the animal regulations they discussed MISCELLANEOUS last month. Mr. Smith said, "No, he wanted to get together with Mr. Lambie, but he hasn't had the time". Mr. Smith informed the Board that "bake sales" are now legal. He said that he had been trying to contact Mr. Rollins of Grove Street, but has not been successful. Mr. Smith briefly talked about earth removal. He said they were trying to bring in dirt from the Red Line project to Ricci's farm. They have found the dirt is filled with naptha and some workers have become ill. This was not allowed to be brought into Town. Mr. Lambie discussed an operational sheet he had been "playing around" with, about what objectives the Board of Health has, what they can do in general, setting criteria, what the real priorities of the Board are, etc. Mr. Smith said a new manual has come out from the State telling all about what Boards of Health can do, and the new rules and regulations book will be out soon, also. Dr. Roemer said the Board should examine the possible needs of the Town that no one else is doing. She said she is concerned about the large number of people not able to get medical care, cannot afford it, the expense of private medical care for those who cannot afford it and are not eligible for Medicaid. She said FISH takes people to Boston City Hospital from here because some cannot afford the doctors here. Dr. Erdos said he feels if people cannot pay for medical care, the doctors would not refuse to treat them. Mr. Lambie said that this operational sheet is something that he started to put