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0 <br />VNCH <br />4 <br />School <br />Medical <br />Dept. <br />Mosquito <br />Control <br />Dr, Finkelstein had several questions on the permitting process and how the <br />overall system functioned. Dr. Goldmann explained the system and how it <br />functioned with the process originating at the Biosafety Committee level <br />and then upon that committee's review, a recommendation was then forwarded <br />to the Board of Health for action. <br />Dr. Goldmann stated that, as he understood the process,euen though the Board <br />of Health may approve a license it could not be issued until a specific pro- <br />ject proposal was reviewed and approved by the Institutional Biosafety <br />Committee. The town's interest was protected in this regard because our <br />regulations require representation by the health director and a community <br />member. <br />The Genetics Institute group adjourned at 8:05 p.m. Dr. Asarkof thanked <br />them for their time and information. <br />The Board of Health, after discussion, unanimously voted to grant Genetics <br />Institute a permit to conduct rDNA research at the BL1-BL1-LS levels subject <br />to compliance with NIH and Lexington Board of Health Regulations. <br />Dr. Goldmann then indicated to the Board members that he had several important <br />topics to discuss. <br />He first indicated that he wanted to let the board know that he had tendered <br />his resignation as a member of the School Department Life Skills Task Force. <br />After a brief discussion of task force goals and objectives, he indicated that <br />the meetings were scheduled for weekday afternoons which were inconvenient for <br />him to attend. <br />He further indicated that he would be participating in a newly formed group <br />at the School Department called the Universal Life Skills Committee along <br />with the health director. He felt that this new group would be addressing <br />a lot of concerns of children that he believed were of critical importance <br />and that their nightly meetings and less rigorous schedule would work out <br />better for him. <br />Dr. Goldmann informed the Board that Vincent Bucca had filed a complaint <br />against him with the State Board of Registration in Medicine. <br />Mr. Smith said the Visiting Nurse Association would be coming to the next Board <br />of Health meeting to discuss more money per visit and budget money for next <br />year. <br />The Board also discussed the possibility of having Dr. Delulio from the School <br />Medical Department brought into the board meeting for further discussions. A <br />letter written by Dr. Goldmann with questions to be answered,was discussed by <br />the board and would be typed and forwarded to Dr. Delulio. <br />Mr. Smith spoke about the Mosquito Control having the use of a helicopter avail- <br />able with Hanscom Air Force this year. They are planning to use a granular form <br />of spraying. They are also willing to spray the swamp area. The Air Force will <br />pay for most of this arrangement. <br />
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