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1 <br />1 <br />Sewage Disposal Permits: R. E. Andrews Co. - 2 trucks <br />Electric Sewer Cleaning Co. - 2 trucks <br />Sewer Man <br />A A Cesspool Co. <br />Suburbanite Cesspool Service - 4 trucks <br />Sewer Reamer Service <br />Rubbish Disposal Permits: Middlesex Disposal <br />Charles Lee Disposal <br />Paone's Disposal <br />A. H. Beauchamp & Son - 3 trucks <br />S C A Disposal Service of N.E. P 2 trucks <br />Meeting adjourned at 9:00 P. M. <br />BOARD OF HEALTH MEETING <br />FEBRUARY 7, 1979 <br />The regular meeting of the Board of Health was held Monday, February 7, 1979 <br />at 7:00 P.M. in loom G-15 of the Town Office Building. Members present were <br />Dr. William L. Cosgrove, Chairman; Mr. James W. Lambie, Dr. Michael S. Erdos, and <br />George A. Smith, Director of Public Health. <br />Minutes of the January 8, 1979 meeting were approved as typed. <br />Mr. Smith reported that the sewer connection for Burrough's Inc. had, BURROUGHS <br />after all this time, been started. There had been a delay because the :ngineer INC. <br />on this project had neglected to obtain the necessary permits from the Town and <br />the State. This project will be very costly. <br />Dr. Erdos said he thought the sewer surcharge problem in the Saddle Club SEWER <br />area was coming very close to a law suit for the Town. He said the residents SURCHARGE <br />of that area feel that all building should be curtained until this surcharge <br />problem is corrected. <br />Mr. Smith said he thought there were laws which would protect the Town on <br />this matter of the surcharge. <br />Dr. Erdos said the residents were not upset with the Board of Health so <br />much as they were upset with the Planning Board for permitting more houses to <br />be built in the area. <br />Mr. Smith said this past storm is being classified as a 500 year storm and <br />all the surrounding towns were having trouble during this storm. <br />Mr. Lambie said he felt that this problem is not beirg corrected even in <br />regular storms and he felt that we should be very concerned about it. <br />Mr. Smith said some of the work which had been done must have helped some <br />because the surcharge went down very rapidly. <br />The Board agreed that this was something they wanted to keep after and <br />hopefully a permanent solution would be resolved. <br />