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C4., they make up their mind to operate according to all regulations. S Dr. Cosgrove said these regulations governing the pools were from the State, therefore, if Moon Hill wanted the regulations changed they should deal through the State. They must prove the State wrong in these regulations and then the State can notify us of the changes. The Board instructed Mr. Smith to write to Moon Hill Associates stating that unless they meet all requirements next year the Pool will not be able to open. The application for a permit to keep one horse by Jenaro Luongo, 284 LUONGO Massachusetts Avenue was denied because of insufficient land and also be - HORSE PERMIT cause of the drainage in the area where the horse will be stabled. LEAD-BASED POISONING The following permits were signed by the Board: ANIMAL PERMITS: Ralph J. Frissore, 92 Blossomcrest St. - 6 horses Francis W. K. Smith, 49 N. Hancock St. - 4 goats Edward Sahatjian, 124 Burlington St. - 1 pony Mrs. Norman Woodward, 20 Robinson Rd. 1 additional horse until June 1976 FOOD ESTABLISHMENT PERMITS: White Hen Pantry, 373 Mass Avenue - (Ghillie Willie Machine) V.I.P. Vending Inc., Instrumentation Laboratory Cafeteria Kentucky Fried Chicken, 211 Mass Avenue Living & Learning Centre, 80 Maple St. Country Deli, 46 Massachusetts Ave. A R A Services Inc., Honeywell Radiation Centre, 2 Forbes Rd. Village Food Stores, Inc., 93 Mass Avenue Village Food Stores, Inc., 189 Bedford St. Servomation Corp. for Ginn & Co. Cafeteria Hancock Market, 6 No. Hancock St. Peking Gardens, 27 Waltham Street White Hen Pantry, 373 Mass Avenue Daniel Martinez, for Lexington Golf Club Snack Bar Robert Lambie & ten. Mazza, "Day by Day" Mobile Service Meeting adjourned at 9:00 p.m. BOARD OF HEALTH MEETING OCTOBER 14, 1975 The regular meeting of the Board of Health was held Tuesday, October 14, 1975 at 7:30 p.m. in Room G-15 of the Town Office Building. Members present were: Dr. William L. Cosgrove, Chairman; James W. Lambie, Dr. Charles E. Ellicott, and George A. Smith, Director of Public. Health. The minutes of the September 9, 1975 meeting were approved as read. Mr. Smith explained to the Board that he had to cut back on the lead- based paint inspections and adopt a priority rating for inspections. He read from the lead -paint poisoning regulations the priority list which lists as first priority a dwelling in which a child lives who is found to have an 1 1 1