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586 83 CARY AVE. CHAPTER 706 Mr. Smith said he was going to talk with the State Water Pollution Control Department and also the water Department of the City of Cambridge regarding the condition at Freeman's, 83 Cary Avenue. Mr. Smith talked about the provisions of Section 79 and 174 of Chapter 706 of the Acts of 1975 which has taken the standards for swimming pools, bathing beaches, family type camp grounds and the disposal of sewage from the State Health Department and placed them under the Department of Envi- ronmental Quality Engineering. At the present time these articles will remain as they are until they can be re -written by the new department. The following permits and licenses were signed by the Board: Food Establishment:Permits Minute Man Regional Vocational Technical School East Village Nursing Home, Inc. Fairlawn Nursing Home Dana Home of Lexington First Parish Church Unitarian Universalist Church of Our Redeemer Lexington Lodge of Elks 82204 Masonic Temple Lexington Knights of Columbus Bldg, Association Battle Green Inn Sheraton -Lexington Motor Inn Lexmil Theatre -Cinema I Lexmil Theatre -Cinema II Ginn & Company W. R. Grace Co. Itek Building #2 Chalet Motor Lodge - Hotel License Battle Green Inn - Motel License Lowell Rendering Co. Disposal - Garbage rendering A. A. Ace Sanitation Inc. - Disposal The meeting was adjourned at 10:15 p.m. BOARD OF HEALTH MEETING MARCH 1, 1976 The regular meeting of the Board of Health was held Monday, March 1, 1976 in Room G-15 of the Town Office Building. Members present were: Dr. William L. Cosgrove, Chairman; James W. Lambie, Charles E. Ellicott, M. D. and George A. Smith, Director of Public Health. The minutes of the February 2, 1976 meeting were approved as read. The Board discussed the information from John McSweeney, Director of SEWER BACK- Public Works regarding the sewage back-up in the Vine Brook/Turning Mill UP VINEBROOK Road area in January. The Board questioned the letter written by the Board of Selectmen of Burlington to the Board of Selectmen of Lexington stating that they felt the handling of this back-up problem was unsatisfactory and that Lexington was at fault for not notifying Burlington of the matter sooner than they did.