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BOARD O ' ,E1LTH TIL��TING JULY 13, 1964 The regular meeting: of the Board of T' elth was held i onday evening, July 13, 1964 at 7:00 P.E. in the Board of Health Office. ;embers Present were: Mr. R.L. McQuillan, Chairman, Dr. iliiam Cosgrove, kr. James M. ',Jest and Health Director, James 1. r inneran. The minutes of the June 1, 1964 meeting were approved as read. Motion was made and dully passed that TIr. R.L. McQuillan be re-elected as Chairman for the coming year. Copy of the letter stating the Planning Boards approval of the definitive subdivision plan entitled "Plan of Lots on Mohawk Drive, Lex;n ton, Lass. (formerly Gleason Terrace) was placed on file by the Board. This nlan had been passed by the Board et the last meeting. It will all be public sewered. 23 SUBDIVISION I` OWI=AbdK DH. The letter from the Board of Selectmen stating that James ATPOI.e`.`MEP;T M. West had been re -appointed to the board of Health for three years. The term expiring June 1, 1967, was read and placed on file. The letter to Ur. g, Mrs. Hoxie, 884 rias: achusetts Avenue, 884. T ASS AV was anrroved by the Board. Ur. Finneran explained that Mr. Sc Frs. Hoxie had complained about the glare of the street light located in front of their house. In as much as Ur. Carroll, Superintendent of Public Jorks, has charge of the contracts and ve_^ifys the location of public street lights the complaint was delegated to the Public Works Department. The letter to the two I'edical Laboratories and to all Lex- STRIP ington Doctors stating that the weekend Culture Service would THROAT be dropped by the Health Department at the close of school was Pi20GRAl`R approved by the Board. Er. McQuillan asked if we would have to resume this service in. the fall. Mr. Finneran exrla:i_ned that the revision of the Comunicable Disease Quarantine Regulations were cording before the Legislature this month so until after that hearing he did not know. N . '++'est saidhe was very much concerned about the Public PARKING Parking Lot in the rear of the block of stores where Br-gham's, LOT, REhR I'••'[ean.zies, Scribner's, etc. are located. The dirt and the accum- BIIIGUAt''S ulation of rubbish behind these stores is very bad and very unsightly. Ips. vest reauested Mr. Finneran to check this matter out and take what steps are necessary to get it cleaned ur. Mr. r`inneran said that that particular area has been checked and most of the debris is from Brigham's where they have a take- out service, therefore it has been difficult to control. Lr. ';Test asked about the other stores did they have rubbish stored in the rear.