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0 525 BOARD OF HEALTH MEETING SEPTEMBER 9, 1986 The monthly meeting of the Board of Health was held Tuesday, September 9, 1986 at 7:15 p.m. in Room G-15 of the Town Office Building. Members present were: Dr. Howard B. Asarkof, Chairman; Dr. Donald Goldmann, Dr. Stan Finkelstein, Jacqueline Selway, Sanitarian and George A. Smith, Director of Public Health. George Smith, the Director, welcomed the new member to the Board of Health and introduced him to everyone there. SANITARIAN'S Jacqy Selway, Sanitarian, reported to the Board that she has con - REPORT tinued her crackdown on problem establishments. Denny's Restaurant was filthy and had cockroaches, Peking Gardens was filthy and she found there were people living in the basement of the restaurant. Yangtze River is being reinspected tomorrow as she did not find that restaurant clean. We had complaints from residents that there were young children in diapers on the counters at Dunkin Donuts. There also had been complaints about Maunders Market. Jacqy found it was a mess in there. The meat shop in there was clean. Friendly's on Bedford Street is under new management. There was a car found on Wilson's Farm with someone living in it. It is piled with books. Several other inspections were also made including Castiello's, Le Bellecour, Alexander's, Kilnbrook V Coffee Station, Catch Penny Motel renovations and also the MINUTE MAN VOCATIONAL SCHOOL was inspected. The school is o.k. Jacqy and Officer Raboin will be completing their "seat belt" survey on Wednesday. HEALTH Mr. Smith told the Board that a person on Wood Street may be apply - DIRECTOR'S ing for a horse permit. The regulations call for two acres for one REPORT horse but the person's property is under one acre, therefore, there is insufficient land. The Chairman asked about any more complaints from Vincent Bucca and the wood stove issue. Mr. Smith said that is finished and he had written his report to the Town Manager. Mr. Smith said he is looking into standards for wood stoves. Mr. Smith said we don't have the authority over the stoves. The Fire Department and the Building Department have their regula- tions for the wood stoves. Mr. Smith reported that we had a busy summer checking the town pools, all the semi-public pools. He said he had checked out the Adams pool and could not find anything wrong with it. All in all, we had a pretty good summer.