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64 Mr. Smith stated that he had a copy of a letter which Dr. Yudowitz WILD ACRE of wild Acre Inn had sent to the Selectmen requesting a meeting with them INN to discuss the installation of the sewer to service the Inn. Mr. Smith explained that at a meeting in August Mr. McSweeney, of D.P.W. had told Dr. Yudowitz if he had all his plans into his office before the end of October he could get his permits to get this work done before winter, when Dr. Yduowitz came in for his permits in October he was told it was too late. LE MARCHE Mr. Smith says that the plans Dr. Yudowitz has shows that he will be re-laying approximately 140 feet of pipe so that this will be a gravity feed line. Dr. Cosgrove said if Dr. Yudowitz did not get any satisfaction tonight then he thought the Board write a letter regarding the public health problem this present system is creating. Mr. Smith reported that a Mr. Harmadi Gabsi, is planning to open a market in the Giroux Building. Because of the limited equipment he will only be able to open a food store with no food preparation area such as cutting cold cuts or preparing other meats. Mr. Smith said we had been receiving letters from the opponents of Fluoridation now that the M.D.C. is going ahead with their Fluori- dation program. The following permits were signed by the Board: RUBBISH DISPOSAL Sullivan Disposal Mass Disposal Trucking Co. MARKET REGISTRATION Cumberland Farms 395 Lowell St. Meeting adjourned at 9:00 P.M. BOARD OF HEALTH MEETING DECEMBER 12, 1977 ANIMAL PERMIT Doran's Greenhouse 1 turkey The regular meeting of the Board of Health was held Monday, December 12, 1977, in room G-15 at 7:00 p.m. Members present were: Dr. William L. Cos- grove, Chairman; Mr. James Lambie, Dr. Michael Erdos and George A. Smith, Director of Public Health. The minutes of the November 7, 1977 meeting were approved as submitted. The reply to the memo requesting information regarding the Immunization IMMUNIZATION Consent Approval forms from Mr. Cohen stating that in the future the consent APPROVAL forms should be re -worded to state that the immunizations are administered without charge and also that the person vaccinated would hold the town harmless from liability or injury. Mr. Smith said he had attended the meeting at Tewksbury Regional LANDFILL Health Office with other town officials to discuss the progress of the landfill program.