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205 BOARD OF HEALTH MEETING June 19, 1953 A regular meeting of the Board of Health was held in the Selectmen's Roans, Town Office Building on June 19thl, 1953 at 3.00 P.M. Chairman McQuillan, Dr. Cosgrove and Mr. Cole were present. Mr. Jackson, Health Sanitarian and the Clerk were also present. It was voted and approved by the members of the Board to re-elect Mr. McQuillan as Chairman of the Board for a term of Chairman one year. Letters were read and discussed from R. C. Savoye and Mrs. Alice Shannon re: manor sewer. It was agreed to have no more corres- pondence with Mr. Savoye on this subject until October 1st., 1953 at which time all sewer connections must be made. The Chairman Manor suggested that a letter be written to Mrs. Shannon extending Sewer the date until October 1st., 1953 for the manor sewreonnection. Complaints were read which were received from neighbors of John Brucchi, 63 Paul Revere Road, of damage done by horses and Brucchi ponies and it was agreed by the members to have Mr. Brucchi brought into Court for keeping horses without a permit. The Chairman suggested that Mr. Jackson take care of this and in- form Mr. Harold Stevens, the Town Counsel, of the action. Copy of bill from Whitman& Howard for services rendered to June 8, 1953 was noted by the Board. Report from L.V.N.A. of calls made during the month of May noted and filed. Report of the Rabies Clinic held May 25th. thru May 28th., 1953 by Dr. Benton, Animal Inspector for the Town, noted and filed. At 4.00 P.M. Mr. Harvey Newgent appeared before the Board to discuss further the Robinson Hill development and change its previous decision on the report submitted by Whitmen$e Howard. The following conversation took place. Mr. Newgent: In talking with the people from Whitman & Howard before I had read the report, I had been informed that that site up there could be taken care of without town sewage. I believe it means that 50% can have septic tanks and cesspools and 50% are questionable. It does not mean that it cannot be taken care of by cesspools and septic tanks. The Planning Board has gone along with the Board of Health. So frankly I cannot get anybody to say Yes or No until something can be re -stated to the Planning Board so that we can get something going. Mr. McQuillan: How about connecting to the sewer on Mass. Avenue; Mr. Newgent: Too much money, 22,000. The lots costing ! 500, it would mean would cost 43800. I was talking with the Chairman of the Board of Health in Hingham and he feels that if the same