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1 1 3 to 2:30 p.m. and from 2:30 p.m. on their will be light lunches until the dinner trade starts. Mr. Sidman went over all the Board's recommendations with the Board and said it will be no problem that he will abide with all the Board's decisions. This permit will be good until September 30, 1983. The Board suggested that Mr. Sidman file a permit for outside dining separately from his regular inside permit to operate a food service establishment. This way, if it did not work out the permit to operate inside would not be affected at all. Mr. Sidman said he would go into the Health Office in the morning and file. He thanked the Board and retired. Mr. Smith told the Board that the Selectmen/Town Manager had decided to make no comment in relation to Emerson Hospital's Certificate of Need. Mr. Smith said that he had hired a new "health intern" for the Department. After interviewing the applicants he has decided to hire Miss Debbie Motyka to fill the vacancy. Mr. Smith told the Board that Mrs. Ciccolo of 22 Bowker Street has finally con- nected to the Town sewer. Residents of 16 Green Lane had a pesticide Company, Louden of Needham come and spray their trees. People called because some of the pesticides were spilled on the street. Mr. Smith contacted the company and had them come back and clean up the street. Mr. Smith told the Board that there was an article in the Journal of Environmental Health about the Hazardous Wast Day in Lexington. The swimming pools (public/semi-public) are being inspected at this time. There is a house in the Follen Hill area that was being sandblasted by the National Sandblasting Company. The dust, etc. went into the pool of the next-door resident. The sandblasting company had the responsibility of cleaning the pool. The house was never finished being sandblasted. 7 The Board discussed the "No Smoking" regulations for restaurants. They finalized NO the draft of the regulations that was decided upon and the next step will be to SMOKING send them to the restaurants. REGS. Mr. Smith read the By -Law amendment he received from Miss McDonough. She sends it to the Attorney -General and he has 90 days to approve the By -Law. In the meantime, the regulations will be published in the Lexington newspaper and a public hearing will be held. The Board decided to hold a public hearing on Wednesday, July 13, 1983 at 8:00 p.m. in Estabrook Hall. Mr. Smith reported to the Board about the mosquito control activities. He told MOSQUITO them of the different areas the work was being done in and that Mr. Henley, Supt.CONTROL of East Middlesex is going to start collecting mosquitoes for testing next week.