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1 1 1 1_ i 3 BOARD OF HEALTH MEETING OCTOBER 17, 1966 The regular meeting of the Board of Health was held Monday, October 17, 1966 at 7:00 P.M. in the Health Department Office. Members present were R.L. McQuillan, Chairman, Mr. James M. West and James F. Finneran, Director of Public Health. Minutes of the September 12, 1966 meeting were approved as read. The revised plan of Carnagie Place, "Subdivision of Land," iNGLESIDE Ingleside Development was discussed by the Board. Mr. Lucas DEVELOPMENT of Whitman & Howard Engineers, Inc. reviewed this plan. The plan does not show provisions for drainage of the low land on the easterly side of the subdivision, therefore, the Board voted to continue the restriction on lots 1 to 10 inclusive, 16 to 19 inclusive 28 and 42, 43, and 44 as stated in a letter to the Planning Board dated October 23, 1961. The revised subdivision plan of Peacock Farm, Section VI PEACOCK FARM was reviewed by the Board. In accordance with the Whitman & SECTION VI Howard report the Board agreed that the vote restricting building on Lots 67, 68, 69 and 85 which was conveyed to the Planning Board in a letter dated August 23, 1966 could not be changed. The preliminary subdivision plan of land off East Street LAND OFF submitted by Todd Realty Trust was disapproved by the Board EAST STREET because the plan did not include an engineer's report of soil conditions needed to determine suitability for individual sewage disposal systems. The subdivision plan entitled "Woodbridge Estates" was W00DBRIDGE approved by the Board subject to the condition that all lots ESTATES are so graded that they will be above the street drainage. The last week in November was set by the Board for a Measles Clinic. The letter to the executor of Lot 29, Valley Road stating that the building on the lot was in violation of the State San- itary Code, Artictte II and must be vacated was approved by the Board. MEASLES CLINIC LOT 29 VALLEY RD. Mr. Finneran explained that Mr. Massuco, Executor called him upon receipt of this letter and explained this tar -paper shack was used only on occasional week -ends when the owner worked on his garden. He said he would see that the owner was notified of this letter.