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<br />LEXINGTON BOARD OF HEALTH <br />MEETING MINUTES <br />Wednesday, December 21, 2016 <br />7:00 P.M. <br />Cary Hall Memorial Building <br />Estabrook Hall, (lower level) <br />1605 Massachusetts Avenue <br />Lexington, MA 02420 <br />Board of Health Members in Attendance: <br />Wendy Heiger-Bernays, PhD, Chair, John J. Flynn, David Geller, M.D., Sharon MacKenzie R.N., CCM, Burt <br />Perlmutter, MD. <br />Health Division Attendees: <br />Gerard F. Cody, Health Director <br />Speakers: <br />Maureen Lee; Food Service Solutions <br />Frances Feng; Beijing Restaurant <br />Mark Sandeen <br />Ganesh Sedhain; Prime Roast Beed & Seafood <br />Documents: <br />Community Health Report <br />Environmental Health Report <br />FY2018 Program Improvement Request Form <br />Lexington Public Health State Sanitary Code Housing Cases 2008 to Present <br />Lexington Office of Public Health: Flu Vaccination Results, 2016-2017 <br />MDPH Letter to request inspection <br />6 Churchill Lane documents <br />Vera Lane subdivision letter <br />Rodent Prevention Tips letter <br />110 Wood Street Letter <br />Rodent Control Contractors <br />Lodging Places regulation; draft <br />Bodywork regulation; draft <br />Emergency Preparedness Report <br />The meeting was called to order at 7:00 PM. Wendy Heiger-Bernays, PhD, served as Chair Person. <br />Director Cody discussed the Flu Clinic results for 2016-2017. It was noted that over 2,000 residents were <br />vaccinated this season. <br />The Environmental Health report was reviewed and the following topics were discussed; <br />Beijing Restaurant Maureen Lee, Food Safety Consultant, and Frances Feng of Beijing met with the BOH <br />to discuss the food safety audit for November. After some discussion, Burt Perlmutter, MD., proposed a <br />motion that stated, “Based on the report provided by Maureen Lee, Food Consultant, Beijing is not <br />required to attend the January or February Board of Health meetings as previously ordered to review <br />Food Safety Audits. Although Beijing has demonstrated compliance over the past two months, it is the <br />expectation of the Lexington Board of Health that Beijing will continue to comply with the Food Code <br />requirements. Otherwise, further administrative action, including fines or suspension of a permit to <br /> <br />