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524 Disease Visits, T.B. Visits, etc. This must be broken down with more explanations than it has been in the past. The funds for the other things will be paid as they are held, for example - Flu clinic will be paid for when held, Well Elderly Clinic will be paid as held, and the Town Meeting money will be paid as the Education Programs are held. Mrs. Tapier has been informed of this new way of billing. The following permits were signed by the Board: Animal permits Paul B. Lloyd, 292 Cedar Street, 3 horses William F. Mason, Jr., 904 Massachusetts Ave., 1 pony Food Services Peking Gardens, 27 Waltham Street Alexander's Pizza Shop, Bedford Street Disposal Works Permit Joseph Rando Backhoe Service Pool Permits Living & Learning School, Maple Street Battle Green Inn, Massachusetts Avenue BOARD OF HEALTH MEETING SEPTEMBER 9, 1974 The regular meeting of the Board of Health was held Mon- day, September 9, 1974 at 7:00 P.M. in Room G-15. Members present were: Dr. William Cosgrove, Chairman; Mr. James Lambie, Dr. Charles Ellicott and George A. Smith, Director of Public Health. The minutes of the meeting held July 1, 1974, were ap- proved as read. The application for a permit to keep 10 horses L. Freeman, at 83 Cary Avenue, Lexington, Mass. was HORSES by the Board. 83 Cary Ave. Dr. Cosgrove and Mr. Smith explained that Mr. been keeping horses at 83 Cary Avenue for about 10 out a permit. by Theodore discussed Freeman has months with - Mr. Smith explained that when he and Dr. Cosgrove went over to inspect this area it was in a very unsanitary condi- tion and there was 13 or 14 horses on the premises. Mr. Smith went on to say he has been over two or three times since then and they have cleaned the place up a little but if this permit is granted Mr. Freeman will have to be very careful to keep the place clean and do some repair work on the corrals and the excerise ring. Replies from the cards sent ning about half and half. There horses getting loose and running out to the abuttors are run - are some objections to the across people's lawns. Dr. Ellicott asked how we found out about the horses over 1 1 1