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BOARD OF HEALTH MEETING . MAY 24, 1962 The regular meeting of the Board of Health was held Thursday May 24, 1962, at 7:30 P.M. in the Selectmen's Room of the Town Office Building. Members present were R. L. McQuillan, Chairman, Dr. William Cosgrove, Mr. James West and Executive Health Officer, Mark D. Lurvey. The minutes of the April 26, 1962, meeting were approved as read. 541 The order to abate the nuisance of an over -flowing cesspool 23 APPLE - sent to Mr. Valentino J. Tocci, 23 Appletree Lane, was approved by the Board. Mr. Lurvey reported he had not heard from Mr. Tocci and the time allowed for abating this nuisance was up and her would like permission to obtain a court order Friday morning against Mr. Tocci. The Board voted and passed the motion that permission be grant- ed Mr. Lurvey to stabt court action against Mr. Tocci. Mr. Lurvey reported that the court order against Mr. Sabatino Dionisio, 673 Waltham Street, had been cancelled because the open 673 WAL- trench with sewage had been corrected. THAM ST. The report from Whitman & Howard, Inc., on Lots 7, 8, 9, 10 and 11 in the subdivision of Greener & Whiter Trust was read by EMERSON RD the Board. Mr. Lurvey explained that this subdivision was approved in 1961 and these were lots that we had originally stipulated could not be built upon without prior consent of the Board of Health. Greener and Whiter will raise the grade on these lots and submit a drainage plan before permission to build can be granted. Lot 7 is slightly higher than the other lots and therefore permission to build, has been granted for that lot only. The letter from Minute Man Highland Association stating MINUTE MAN the areas they thought were breeding places for rats was read HIGHLAND ASS by the Board. Mr. Lurvey said he had checked these areas many times and felt they were not breeding places. The Board instruc- ted Mr. Lurvey to acknowledge this letter. The letter to the Board of Selectmen requesting an additional POLIO $2,200. for the Oral Sabin Vaccine tobe administered to all VACCINE school children through grades 12 was approved by the Board. The state has supplied enough vaccine to do pre-schoolers and first graders but in order to do the entire school age children the Health Department must pay for the additional vaccine. Mr. McQuillan reported that the Board of Selectmen had app- roved this amount but has not,as yet, decided which account the money should come from or if the Health Department would have to put a special request in the Town Warrent in the Pall. The letter to the Board of Selectmen regarding the extension ESTABROOS of public sewer on Estabrook Road was approved by the Board. Mr.