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BOARD OF HEALTH SPECIAL MEETING August 1, 1958 A special meeting of the Board of Health was held on Friday, - August 1, 1958, in the 5oard of Health Office at 3 P.M. Chairman McQuillan, Mr. Cole, and Mr. Lurvey were present. A Child Care Center License application from Mrs. Herbert Jacobs, Jr., 4 Diehl Road, was discussed. There is still work to be finished in the area to be used before the license can be approved; the heater to be partitioned off, better lighting, etc. Correction of an overflowing cesspool'has not been made as .... yet at 10 Utica Street. The Board asked that an order be sent to the owner, Mrs. Nannie French, in care of her lawyer, asking her to have connection made to the town sewer within seven days or further, action will be taken by the Board. Mr. Lurvey has sent a letter to Mr. William Setterlund, at 12 Utica Street, asking him to abate the nuisance of rubbish on the rear of his property within seven days. If the cesspool at 31 Patterson Road, owner, James B. Clark, is not fixed by August 18, the Board wishes an order sent. Mr. Clark's immediate neighbor, Mr. Miller, writes Mr. Lurvey that an estimate of the cost to fix the cesspool has been sent to Mr. Clark who is in Canada at present. Mr. Lurvey reported that there is a converted garage at 24 Cottage Street, owned by Ivarssonnwhich has no plumbing or septic tank. The board asked that this matter be turned over to the Building Inspector who should decide whether this should be classed as a dwelling. A letter has been sent to the Board from John Reardon & Sons assuring the Board that they intend to cooperate with the Health Department 100 per cent in keeping trucks covered while trans- porting thru Lexington. Mr. Lurvey reported that he noticed during inspections that 470 Concord Avenue is being occupied. No permit of approval of the sewage disposal system has been given by the Health Depart- ment, and no occupancy permit has been issued by the Building Department. Mr. Irwin, the building Inspector, investigated and found that Mr. Eisenberg is using a small sump pump as a temporary measure. He has been notified by the Building Department that he must comply with Board of Health regulations or get out of the house by July 31. Mr. Eisenberg asked for an extension of time as he is waiting shipment from New York of the special pump. (On August 4, Mr. Eisenberg telephoned to the Health Department that the pump has been installed and Mr. Irwin checked this and o.ked that it is connected on August 5.) Mr. Dennis Fullerton, 2400 Massachusetts Avenue, has asked the selectmen to have the sewer extended in front of his house so that he may connect. Mr. Gayer has been asked to make borings 341 Jacobs Child Care Center OFCP 10 Utica St. 12 Utica St. 31 Patterson Rd. 24 Cottage St. Reardon. Rubbish;! Disposal Permit Eisenberg' 470 Concoy Ave. Fullerton 2400 Mass. Ave.