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BOARD OF HEALTH MEETING JUNE 13, 1966 The regular meeting of the Board of Health was held Monday, June 13, 1966, at 7:00 P.M. in the Health Department Office. Members present were: R. L. McQuillan, Chairman, Dr. William L. Cosgrove, Mr. James M. West, and Mr. James F. Finneran, Director of Public Health. of at Minutes of the May 2, 1966 meeting were approved as read. The invitation the American Red 8:00 P.M. in the to the Board from the Lexington Chapter Cross to their annual meeting June 15th First Parish Church was read by Mr. Finneran The letter to William Ivarson, 26 Cottage Street, was read by the Board. Mr. Finneran explained that Mr. Ivarson*s application to keep ducks and a goat on the premises of 26 Cottage Street was denied at a previous meeting, and a re- inspection showed that the animals were still there. Upon receipt of the second letter Mr. Ivarson came into the office and agreed to dispose of the animals. The letter from Donald Irwin, Building Inspector, .regard- ing building refuse and debris on a lot off Mohawk Drive was dsi read by the Board. The Board instructed Mr. Finneran to take the necessary steps to see that this nuisance was taken care of. The letter to James J. Collentro, 5 Fletcher Avenue, regarding a rubbish nuisance on his property was read by the Board. Mr. Finneran reported that the registered letter sent by this Department was not picked up at the Post Office thy Mr. Collentro, another letter was delivered by hand on Friday, June 10, to date this nuisance has not been taken care of. 1 INVITATION RED CROSS 26 COTTAGE STREET RUBBISH COMPLAI1 RUBBISH NUISANCE The letter to John F. Curran, 5 Lillian Road, regarding PREMATURE the payment of the care of a premature infant was approved by INFANT the Board. Mr. Finneran explained that the necessary forms had not been filed by the hospital or Mr. Curran within the 30 day period allowed by the State, therefore, the Board of Health would not be responsible for payment. Mr. Finneran explained to the Board that their disapproval PEACOCK of the subdivision titled"Peacock Farm, Section V" acted FARM upon at the May 2, 1966 meeting had caused some confusion with SEC. 5 the Planning Board and the subdivider. He explained we dis- approved this preliminary plan because of the lack of information regarding street and lot drains, and also the lack of plans for the installation of public sewer. The Planning Board usually, on preliminary plans, approves the plans subject to the condition 1