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1 1 j53 After a short discussion Dr. Cosgrove said he would talk to Mrs. Tapia of the Visiting Nurse Association to determine if a clinic in East Lexington. would be worthwhile. At 8:00 p.m, a motion was made and duly seconded that the Board of Health would adjourn to Executive Session to discuss problems which could impair the reputation of a company or an individual. BOARD OF HEALTH MEETING MAY 5. 1975 The regular meeting of the Board of Health was held Monday. May 5, 1975. at 7:00 p.m. in Conference Room G-15. Members present were Dr. William L. Cosgrove Chairman; James W. Lambie. Dr. Charles E. Ellicott and George A. Smith. Director of Public Health. Mr. Smith reported that the court complaint against Mr. Suave, owner of the property at 33 Sylvia Street was heard on April 25, 1975. The Judge had 33 SYLVIA ST. Mr. Suave post one -hundred dollars bail and he was given 30 days to install the second stairway from the second floor apartment at 33 Sylvia Street, If This correction is not made in 30 days time then Mr. Suave will have to appear in court again The so-called Piper Road sub -division involving six lots owned by Herman E. Erikson. Mr_ Smith explained that to date there is no Town sewer service in the Piper Road area and the Terrain is such that he doubted if any septic system PIPER would work there. He went on the explain that he is bringing this sub -division SUB - to the attention of the Board because he had just heard about it, and the Plan- DIVISION ning Board has approved this plan before rir. Smith came here. The Health Depart- ment had never been notified of this plan before. The Board suggested a letter be sent to Donald Irwin, Building Inspector. that no lot should be built upon unless a percolation test was made first. Mr. Smith said that inspections of the Food Booths on the 19th of April went well. There were five inspectors from the State Food and Drug Division APRIL 19th and one from Framingham. The picture in the Minute Tian of the man selling pretzels was the worst one that could have been put in. That particular per- son was operating without a permit and had been asked to leave a number of times, also they confiscated a. box of roast beef sandwiches being sold by a person without a permit. Mr. Smith said he felt that in the future the Board of Health should he the licensing agent for all food booths and Food Permits. It was moved and seconded that it go on record that the Board of Health feels that they should be the authority to issue food permits for any Town Celebration, such as the 19th parades and etc, It was reported that the School Nurses had .inquired to see if the Board =TOM of Health would do the Mantoux tests on school personnel, =TING The Board asked what had been done in the past and it was explained that the School Department always had the mobile unit out and school personnel were