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328 -2- Mr. Hamilton apologized after the meeting for being so loud, and Hamilton thanked the Board for hearing him out. The Harveys and Mr. Lichter- Harbell man met with the Board as abuttors because they disapprove of more St. than one house being built on these two lots. They feel the buil- ding of two more sewage installations will create a health hazard for all neighbors in the area because of the topography of the land and past experience with surface water, etc. The Board members and Mr. Kraynick stated that as long as rules and regulations are observed for building sewage installations, permits must be given - personal opinions do not enter into it if codes and regulations are observed. ung. Fees Earbell St. The meeting adjourned at 5.15 P.M. Clerk BOARD OF HEALTH MEETING May 23, 1958 A regular meeting of the Board of Health was held in the Health Department Office on Friday, May 23, 1958, at 3 P.M. with Chairman McQuillan, Dr. Cosgrove, Mr. Cole, and Mr. Lurvey present. The Board discussed the increase in engineering fees by Whitman & Howard from $4.80 to $5.80 an hour, and voted to notify Whitman & Howard that the Board recommends that this increase be made, retro- active to January 1, 1958. Mr. John Harvey, 1 Constitution Road, stopped in to ask the board for a copy of the action taken at the special meeting of the Board on May 1, when the problem of two building lots on Harbell Street owned by Mr. William Hamilton was discussed. The Board asked the clerk to forward a copy of the minutes of the meeting to Mr. Harvey before June 10. Animal Animal Permits ordinarily renewed or approved by the Board at Permits the April meeting were discussed and approved at this May meeting. Due to the long agendas at meetings and the number of special meetings, the permits have been held up. Excent for two or three cases which are being held for further investigation, all permits were approved. In some cases the number of animals was limited. Potters The renewal of the piggery license for Potter's Walnut Farm ;piggery Trust has not been approved awaiting a meeting of Mr. Lurvey, Mr. Herterick and Mr. Woodies of the Minute Man Highlands Commun- ity Association Investigating Committee. Plot plans for the trenching of manure are to be made so that the committee, Mr. Lurvey, and the Potters will have a definite idea of the way it is to be don A hearing was to be held at 3.30 P.M. at this meeting on the Sheep question of a permit to keep a sheep at 31 Tyler Road. None of 31 Tyler the abuttors showed up for the meeting, one resident telephoned Road during the meeting to register his objection. Before the meeting was over Mrs. Mades, the owner of the sheep, called to say that the sheep had lambed, and she could not be present at the meeting.