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153 <br />BOARD OF HEALTH MEETING <br />May 16, 1952 <br />A regular meeting of the Board of Health was held in <br />the Selectmen's Room, Town Office Building on Friday, May <br />16, 1952 at 3:00 P.M. Chairman Cosgrove, Messrs. Russell <br />and McQuillan were present. Mr. Jackson, Health Sanitar- <br />ian, was also present. <br />Mr. William J. Dailey, 11)4 Marrett Road, met with the <br />Board to state his side of the case in regard to the peti- <br />tion received by the Board complaining about his swine. <br />Mr. Dailey said that he has kept hogs at this location <br />since 191h and insofar as he knows, the complaint made last <br />summer was the first during all that time. Previous to that <br />the waste and manure was piled and removed two or three Dailey re: <br />times a year. Since the first complaint, the manure has Keeping <br />been removed daily except for during the winter when it col- Swine <br />lected on the premises. He stated that this pile was re- <br />moved about the middle of April when the second complaint <br />was received and all material has been removed and the <br />piggery has been gravelled so that it will drain properly. <br />The Chairman said that Mr. Dailey's remarks seemed <br />reasonable and informed him that the Board would schedule <br />a public hearing so that both the complainants and Mr. <br />Dailey could be heard. <br />Mr. Russell suggested that Mr. Dailey do everything <br />possible to obviate any odors or cause for complaint. <br />The Chairman said that a hearing will probably be <br />held next month and suggested that Mr. Dailey in the mean- <br />time contact his neighbors in an endeavor to straighten out <br />the situation. <br />The Chairman read a letter from the State Department <br />of Public Health and also one from Dr. Dawson, Sup't. of <br />the Middlesex County Sanatorium, with reference to Chap. <br />270 of the Acts of 1952. This new Act repeals Chap. 562 <br />of the Acts of 1951 and therefore it is now necessary for <br />local Boards of Health to provide funds for the treatment <br />of tuberculosis patients. <br />Letter was received from Clifford M. Martin, 6 Hill- <br />side Terrace in Which he referred to the Board's announce- <br />ment of March 28, 1952 whereby all property owners in the <br />so-called Manor Section must be connected with the Public <br />sewer not later than September 15, 1952. Mr. Martin does <br />not accept that his property is in the Manor Section. <br />T.B. Funds <br />C.M. Martin <br />re: Manor <br />Sewer Conn. <br />
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