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451 BOARD OF HEALTH MEETING JANUARY 21, 1985 The regular monthly meeting of the Board of Health was held Monday, January 21, 1985 in Room G-1 (Recreation Office) of the Town Office Building. Members present were: Mr. James W. Lambie, Chairman; Donald A. Goldmann, M.D., Howard B. Asarkof, D.D.S., George A. Smith, Jr., Director of Public Health and Mrs. Deborah J. Halko, Sanitarian. The Board accepted the minutes of a November Board of Health Meeting written .y George Smith, Health Director. At 7:30 p.m. Mr. Chris Bejorian of Spa Labs came before the Board. Mr. Bejoian has a new product "Crystaline" he is trying to get the Board. of Health to approve so that it would help him to get state approval to sell this product to hot tub/ whirlpool operators. Mr. Bejorian feels that he has a vital product but it needs the sanction of a Board of Health, the D.E.Q.E. said. Mr. Lambie said we are not the Board thatyou should be asking to be a vehicle for this product but feels he should be writing to the state for testing. The Board feels the chlorinator has worked successfully in pools and hot tubs and a tablet and skimmer is not going to do the job. After further discussion Mr. Bejorian said he appreciated the Board seeing him, thanked the Board and retired. At 8:oo p.m. Mr. Fred Goodrich of Barnstead, New Hampshire, owner of property at 32 James Street came before the Board. Mr. Goodrich has a potential buyer for this property but he is having a septic system problem. He is requesting a variance from tying into town sewer from the Board of Health because he feels it would cost too much money to connect. He would like to put in another septic system. The regulations are stated: If there is sewer on the street and there is a problem with the septic system one must connect to town sewer. There is a lot of ledge on Mr. Goodrich's property so the Board feels that a new system could be very costly, anyway. The Town Engineer, Frank Fields and the Superintendent of the Water & Sewer Department, Richard Spiers, feel the house should be sewered. A new system could be put in and in one year there could be problems - depending upon the ground conditions so the best solution is to connect to town sewer. The Board said they could not approve a new system without first seeing the results of a detailed engineering study of the ground conditions. The Board totally agreed that this house should be tied into town sewer and therefore denied a variance. Mr. Lambie told Mr. Goodrich that is the best solution to this problem. Mr. Goodrich thanked the Board and retired.