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500 <br />VISITING NURSE A brief discussion was held on the matter of the VNA and the kinds and <br />& COMMUNITY types of services provided to the Board of Health. Dr. Asarkof made a report <br />HEALTH as to his investigation in health promotional visits. The Board came to the <br />conclusion that the kinds and types of health promotional visits were not <br />within the scope of public health as they perceive the issue and they unan- <br />imously voted to discontinue these types of home visits. It was noted that <br />Jane Tapia should be requested to attend the next Board of Health meeting so <br />that this issue could be officially addressed. <br />The Board requested that Mr. Smith bring this decision to the attention of the <br />Town Manager during budget discussion. <br />Some discussion was given to the issue of woodburning stoves, notably <br />Mr. Vincent Bucca's complaint about a stove at 70 Cliffe Avenue belonging to <br />a Mr. Wayne Southard. <br />Mr. Smith indicated we had received a letter from Howard Wensley from the <br />Mass. D.P.H. about the wood stove issue. Mr. Smith indicated he discussed <br />this with Mr. Lambie and had sent a response back to Mr. Wensley. <br />Mr. Smith also reported that letters had been sent to Senator Kraus and <br />Representative Doran supporting legislation to investigate and study the <br />use of wood stoves. Mr. Smith indicated that Senator Kraus had responded <br />to our letter. <br />Mr. Lambie reported on his investigation to date. He reported that he <br />had visited the site on at least 8 occasions and had spoken to Mr. Bucca. <br />He reported that he learned that the Town of Northhampton had passed <br />regulations on wood stoves that he thought might be of interest to the Board. <br />Mr. Smith distributed copies of the regulations he acquired from the North- <br />hampton Board of Health. <br />After a brief discussion it was felt that the Board should look at Mr. <br />Southard's stove so that a final resolution to this problem could be made. <br />The Board asked Mr. Smith to arrange an appointment with Mr. Southard so <br />that all of the Board of Health members could review the operation of this <br />particular stove. Mr. Smith arranged for the stove to be inspected directly <br />after the completion of this meeting. A report is to be provided at the <br />next meeting. <br />REGULATIONS Mr. Smith reported that we have received working copies of these regulations <br />FOR REPORTING and we will be implementing them accordingly. <br />COMMUNICABLE <br />DISEASES/ <br />ISOLATION AND <br />QUARANTINE <br />The meeting adjourned at 9:30 p.m. <br />The following permits were signed by the Board: <br />Animal Permits <br />Brita E. Swenson <br />210 Marrett Rd. <br />1 <br />1 <br />1 <br />
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