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48) he has put a new addition on his house and has made no attempt to come here tonight. Mr. Smith said he has been up to 177 Grove Street and nothing has changed. The Board was in agreement that if Mr. Goodman doesn't contact them they will "order him to connect to town sewer." Mr. Goodman will not be given his occupancy permit by the inspection department until everything is corrected, the building inspector said. Mrs. Deborah Halko, Sanitarian, was unable to come to the Board Meeting MRS. HALM, but left a written report for the Health Director to read or present. Mrs. SANITARIAN'S Halko had reported that she had been out and had inspected several food es - REPORT tablishments, has been inspecting and taking water samples (and preparing them - testing them in the lab). Debbie had also been to Conefections, a new cone store, for several in- spections, including the new Goodies to Go, (behind the Conefections), has inspected several times the Pasta, Etc., Etc., Etc., down at the Countryside. Debbie also checked out a fire at the Versailles, that was only smoke damage, no fire damage. Mr. Smith and Debbie also checked out the Lion's Fourth of July Carnival food booths at the Centre Playground. They has to hold up the opening for a couple of hours while they straightened out their problems at their food trailers. Mr. Smith and Mrs. Halko had each been down separately to 217 Mass Ave. There was a rat problem there and Mr. Smith did not know the reason for it. There was no garbage or rubbish around. The owner had it baited for rats. Miss Joan Halverson, Recreation Coordinator, has withdrawn her request for a variance in regard to the age of a lifeguard or two for the pools and Res. Miss Halverson was able to hire one lifeguard and is working "short" one lifeguard. The Board denied a variance to the Sheraton -Lexington to hire a life- guard that is under 17 years of age for their swimming pool. The state re- quires that lifeguards be 17 years of age. The Sheraton -Lexington has only one lifeguard on duty at one time and therefore they should be the required age. The variance was denied by unanimous vote of the Board. WOOD STOVE Mr. Vincent Bucca of 78 Cliffe Avenue came before the Board in regard COMPLAINT to his neighbor's stove. The neighbor whose stove he is complaining about BY MR. BUCCA is Wayne Southard of 70 Cliffe Avenue, Lexington, Mass. The neighbor's house is below Mr. Bucca's and when the wind blows the smoke blows onto his property and into the house, Mr. Bucca said and it is hard for his family to breathe. He told about the smoke, blackness from the stove on snow, etc. Mr. Southard was present at this meeting and told the Board that Mr. Bucca was exagerating somewhat on the smoke problems. Mr. Southard said he put his stove in legally and the inspection and fire departments approved it.