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2 r „ n a .1. ,. i-1Ce - ,7 .�..� n t.h'Y'ik=OO. -?]. coming in t0 the meeting. Fr. Carroll retired at 8:30 :.E. The Board checked. the A.. alth Officers report and Questioned the high utensil counts for lnute l'an Restaurant and Battle HEALTH Green Irn. Er. Finneran explained that until these two estab- OF:IC' r S lishments installed a different hot water system they could REPORT continue to have high counts. The hot water systems now in operation are not adeuate for the establishments. hie said he would contact both places to see if a solution could be reached. The following Child Care Center licenses wa.'e signed by the Board: Unitarian Cooperative Nursery Kindergarten Methodist Weekday School Hancock Church weekday Kindergarten Countryside Kindegarten Lex_ir ton Manor Kindergarten Temple Hmunah Kindergarten The meeting was adjourned. at 6:45 P.M. BOARD OF HEALTH MEETING SEPTEMBER 11., 1961 The regular meeting of the Board of Health was held Monday, September 1L., 1964, at 7:00 P.M. in the Health Department Office. Members present were: Mr. R. L. McQuillan, Chairman, Dr. William Cosgrove, Mr. James M. West and Director of Public Health Mr. James F. Finneran. The minutes of the July 13, 1964, meeting were approved as read. Mr. Joseph Prestejohn, 651 Marrett Road, came before the REQUEST FOR Board with Mr. Maxwell of the Dump -A11 Company to request per- DUMP PERMIT mission from the Board to dump demolition material in a sani- tary land fill type operation on property owned by Mr. Preste- john located on Bedford Street opposite the New Armory Building. Mr. Prestejohn explained that he owned 18 acres of land which was low land and very wet, and in order to be used for any building purposes this land must be filled. At present he has about 300 feet from the street in filled and the land is about seven or eight hun- dred feet deep. The Board asked what type of demolition material would be dumped there. Mr. Maxwell said it would be brick -bats, wood, paper, etc from