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o95' Hancock Congregational Church Lexington Christian Academy Denny's Restaurant Bernardine Clarke Meeting was adjourned at 9:45 p.m. BOARD OF HEALTH MEETING MAY 3, 1976 The regular meeting of the Board of Health was held Monday, May 3, 1976 at 7:00 P.M. 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 Director of Public Health George A. Smith. Minutes of April 5, 1976 meeting were approved as typed. Mr. Smith reported that there was still four or five people at one end MOON HILL of Moon Hill Road that did not want the town sewer. He said the Board had SEWER recommended doing the whole area and he would like to know if the Board still recommended this whole area be serviced with Town sewer. One of the reasons these people did not want the sewer was because an easement would be needed through some of their natural areas. It would not mean cutting any large trees but it would mean cutting some of the scrub material which would grow back very quickly. The Board agreed they would certainly stay with their original recommen- dation that the whole area of Moon Hill Road be sewered. At 7:30 p.m. Miss Kocopoulos, Attorney for Alexander's Pizza Store came before the Board at the request of Mr. Smith. Mr. Smith explained to the Board that as Alexander's owner was in Greece he thought Miss Kocopoulos ALEXANDER'S should know and understand the problems he had with this establishment. PIZZA STORE Dr. Cosgrove said he and the other members of the Board had read the file on Alexander's and it had been just a series of requests to clean the place up. He said last month, before Alexander went to Greece, he had been requested to appear before the Board at the Aprilmeeting which he chose to ignore. As far as the Board was concerned this place must be cleaned and kept clean and all the Sanitary Code requirements met or the Board of Health was prepared to close the place. Mr. Smith said he had been into the store today and was pleased with the improvement. Mr. Smith went on to explain to Miss Kocopoulos that Alexander had brought in plans for a proposed renovation program which would have ex- panded the store and provided a second toilet room as required in the plumbing code. Since Mrs. Benoit has taken over the managering of this place there has been a marked improvement in the cleanliness of the place. Mr. Smith said that when he saw the place today it was the cleanest it had ever been. Miss Kocopoulos said she was sure that Alexander was sincere in making the corrections demanded by Mr. Smith. She went on to explain that she represented over thirty-eight Pizza Restaurants in the Greater Boston area. As far as she was concerned cleanliness was a strong factor with her. She