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1 <br />391 <br />BOARD OF HEALTH MEETING <br />October 23, 1959 <br />The regular meeting of the Board of Health was held Friday, <br />October 23, 1959 at 3 P.M. in the Selectmen's room of the Town <br />Office Building. Mr. McQuillan, Chairman, Dr. William Cosgrove, <br />Mr. Charles Cole and Mr. Mark Lurvey, Health Officer were pre- <br />sent. <br />Minutes of the September 16, 1959 meeting were approved. <br />Mrs. Thomas McElman, Jr., of 152 Woburn Street came before <br />the Board to discuss the problem of over -flowing sewage on her MCELMAN <br />property. Mrs. McElman stated that the town engineer's esti- 152 WOBURN <br />mate for connecting her dwelling to the Public Sewer will be STREET <br />$250.00 if she can connect into the sewer line of the complain - <br />tent, Mr. Mason. This would involve no inside plumbing change. <br />When told of thit solution Mr. Mason said he would check with <br />his bank. The other connection suggested by the Town Engineer <br />would be to connect on the other side of the house, this would <br />involve dynamiting a great deal of ledge and changing the plum- <br />bing in the cellar. The minimum cost of this would be $300.00 <br />Mr. McElman explained that her husband was ill and at the pre- <br />sent time she did not feel she could afford to connect with the <br />Public Sewer. Mr. McQuillan explained that as this condition was <br />a Health menace and the Public Sewer was available the Boards only <br />alternative was to secure a court order and demand this dwelling <br />be connected to the Public Sewer. After some discussion Mrs. <br />McElman agreed to contact her bank and see if some arrangements <br />could be made in order to make it possible for her to comply with <br />the Boards request in the immediate future. Mr. McQuillan asked <br />Mr. Lurvey to contact Mr. Mason and talk to Mr. Mason about the <br />possibility of having the McElman dwelling connected into his <br />sewer line. Mr. McQuillan assured Mrs. McElman that the Board of <br />Health would do all it possible could in order to keep the expense <br />of connecting to the Public Sewer down to a minimum. <br />The Budgets for the Health Department, Dental Clinic, Posture <br />Clinic and Animal Inspector were discussed and approved as follows: <br />Health Department -Expenses <br />Advertising $ 50.00 1960 <br />Automobile Allowance 800.00 BUDGET <br />Buriel of Animals 100.00 <br />Engineering 2,500.00 <br />Hospitals 750.00 <br />Innoculations (Diptheria) 250.00 <br />Innoculations (Polio) 300.00 Increase $300.00 <br />Laboratory 1100.00 <br />L.V.N.A. 2,400.00 <br />Medical Attendance 500.00 <br />Middlesex County Sanatorium 2,000.00 <br />Office Supplies 275.00 <br />Premature Babies 750.00 <br />Public Health Education 175.00 <br />Publishing New Rules & Regulations 50.00 <br />Sundry 200.00 Increase $ 50.00 <br />
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