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The agreement has been signed with the Town and the State and the Board of Health notified. Spraying will start sometime this week. 337 RECREATIONAL Mr. Smith told the Board that there are changes in the "minimum sanitation and safety standards" for recreational camps for children. He said substantial changes will go into effect in January 1983. CAMPS Mr. Smith told the Board our Department is now preparing for the annual rabies clinic to be held on June 3 and 4 at the Public Works Barn. RABIES CLINIC He is not sure just hor our clinic will be this year as Waltham had a two-day clinic and only immunized 68 dogs and Needham only immunized 163 dogs. Mr. Smith said we will have to take a look at next year's budget and also just how long we should run this clinic. It would probably be better to have it only one day. The Hazardous Waste Day has been put off until some time in the Fall because residents will probably be starting vacations in June. HAZARDOUS WASTE DAY Mr. Smith mentioned that he will be bringing in the people from the Sheraton - Lexington Motor Inn if they don't shape up soon. He had a report there are cockroaches in the Crackerbarrel Lounge. We also had a call about a party of 18 people at the Sheraton for a brunch and just about everyone of them were sick afterwards. Dr. Erdos asked that #15 on the Agenda be postponed for now and thought the Board should have a special meeting to discuss the DNA Research. The Board agreed to have a special meeting on May 25th at 7:00 p.m. to discuss this subject. The following permits were signed by the Board: Rubbish Disposal Permits Chad Tully d/b/a C.T. Disposal - 3 trucks 851 Lancaster St., Leominster, Mass. Animal Permits John D. Chiesa, Jr. 10 horses 44 Adams St. Alfred Iodice 10 poultry/fowl - 4 deer 63 Winter St. Robert/Marie Rollins 3 horses 205 Grove St. Henry Green, III 12 chickens/two rabbits 14 Fottler Ave. Helen Stakutis 5 hens 160 Grant St.