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1 1 03 Dr. Cosgrove said that if the regulations stating the distances from lot lines and public ways were adhered to the Kleinmann's did not have enough land to have these animals. After careful consideration the Board by unanimous decision agreed to deny this application. The clerk was instructed to notify the Kleinmanns of the Board's decision and give them 2 weeks to remove the goats and ducks from their premises. The following permits were signed by the Board's Food Establishment Permits: D. C. Heath Co. - Vending Machines Raytheon Exec. Bldg. - Vending Machines Raytheon Inplant Cafeteria Folsom's Seafoods Sutton Place, Inc. (formerly McManus Ice Cream Shop) Regent Delicatessen Friendly's Ice Cream Shop Mrs. "B's" Donut Co. (Wholesale) Child Care Centers Children's Center of Lexington Unitarian Cooperative Nursery School Dump Permit Cataldo Farm (Ralph Cataldo) Meeting adjourned at 9:30 P.M. Dorothy Jones, Clerk "1974" BOARD OF HEALTH MEETING JANUARY 7, 1974 The regular meeting of the Board of Health was held January 7, 1974 at 7:30 p.m. in Conference Room G-15 of the Town Office Building. Members present were: Dr. William L. Cosgrove, Chair- man, Mr. James W. Lambie and Dr. Charles Ellicott. The minutes of the December 3, 1973 meeting were approved as read. Dr. Cosgrove reiported that he and Mr. John Condon, Registered Sanitarian, had stopped at the Drummer Boy Restaurant and Battle Green Inn to check the progress of the cleaning and repair pro- BATTLE gram. He said the restaurant was so improved that you could not GREEN INN believe it was the same place. The floor and walls were all clean, the refrigeration had been corrected. The walk-in chest had been cleaned and the dumb -waiter used to bring things up from the basement had been thoroughly cleaned and all food being trans- ported was covered. Mr. Hanafin the new manager had certainly done a wonderful job on the restaurant.