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The following permits were signed Rubbish Permits Northeast Disposal Co. .Minute Mian Disposal Day Camp (June - Aug) :Meadow Brook Day Camp (Christian High School by the Ioard: Swimming Pool Per nits Peacock farm Association Sun Valley Association Middlesex Tennis Club Hayden Recreation Centre Christian High School The Health Officer's Report was checked and it was noted that the milk counts of Blue Ribbon Dairy on cream and non- fat milk were high. Also the counts on light cream and low- fat milk from Musgrave Farms, Billerica were very high. The Loard was pleased that the rest of the milk companies had kept their milk counts well within the allowable counts. The Board instructed Mr. Heustis to watch the companies with violations. The meeting was adjourned at 9:00 P.M. BOARD OF HEALTH MEETING APRIL 1L., 1969 MILK COUNTS w' The regular meeting of the Board of Health was held Monday, April 14, 1969, at 7:00 P.M. in the Board of health Office. ire lbers present were: Dr. William Cosgrove, Chairman, Dr. Charles Colburn, James W. Lambie and Robert C. h_eustis, Director of ''ublic 'r_ealth. The minutes of the Larch 10, 1969, were approved as read. The application for a permit to keep 2 horses was again dis- cussed by the ioa_'d. Mr. Delfino has submitted a statement DELFIBO signed by Samuel o: Mildred Borella granting Er. Delfino permissionA' IMiAL to use property at 9 Ward Street for his horses. PEBi11T Mr. Reustis said the additional land would give Mr. Delfino the required amount of land needed to keep a horse. Be also said tiiat at his original inspection the handling of manure was not too good but he would instruct Mr. Delfino in the proper methods of handling the barn wastes. The Board voted to grant this permit to Er. Eugene Delfino for 2 horses. The Clerk the regulation before the new asked the Loard of Health if they would like REGULATION on The Keeping of Animals made more explicit per:lit applications are printed. Dr. Colburn stated that 1 'Horse per acre, but as far that stated the requirements Chelmsford had a ruling which states as he knew this was the only Town as definite as that.