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-4_. <br />but he did not feel that the office could continue to <br />operate in that manner much longer. Mr. Albanese was <br />doing emergency inspections but the routine work was <br />not being done and it was not good. <br />The Board agreed that something would have to be <br />done and suggested that Mr. McQuillan tell Mr. Finneran <br />that if he was not going to do the work they would have <br />to let him go. <br />Mr. McQuillan said he was going on with the inter- <br />views of the applicants and when he had screened them <br />all the Board could get together and interview the ones <br />that he felt qualified for the position. <br />The Board agreed that the interviews be continued <br />and they would see what happened after the retirement <br />Board met on Thursday. They also suggested that Mr. <br />McQuillan check the legal aspects of this type of thing <br />and see what steps the Board would have to take. <br />Meeting adjourned at 8:30 P.M. <br />BOARD OF HEALTH MEETING <br />JULY 17, 1967 <br />The rer*ular meeting of the Board of health was <br />held Monday, July 17, 1967, at 7:00 P.M. in the Select- <br />men's Room of the Town Office Building. Members <br />present were R. L. McQuillan, Chairman, Dr. William <br />Cosgrove, Mr. James M. West and Mr. Robert C. Heustis. <br />Minutes of the June 2, 1967 Meeting and the <br />Special Hearing held June 27, 1967 were approved <br />as read. <br />Mr. Joseph O'Leary of 171 Lincoln Street, IVr. <br />George Archer of 160 Lincoln Street and two other <br />residents of Lincoln Street came before the Board <br />to object to the dust and odor of the Salt Water <br />Peat being dumped in the area known as the Lincoln <br />Street Dump. Mr. O'Leary had been into the Health <br />Office to complain and he stated he would attend <br />this meeting. <br />Mr. O'Leary: The dust is caused, not by the <br />material being dumped, but by the wet tires on the <br />trucks picking up the dirt as they come out of the <br />dump. The mud on the tires drop off onto Lincoln <br />Street and when this mud dries it causes the dust. <br />I suggested to Mr. Carroll, Superintendent of Public <br />Works, that if a road scrap-er was used to clean <br />Lincoln Street it might help keep the dust down. <br />Mr. Archer interupted Mr. OtLeary and started <br />to complain once more about the condition of the <br />139 <br />LINCOLN ST. <br />DUMP <br />