HomeMy WebLinkAbout1951-09-07 BOARD OF HEALTH MEETING 127
September 7, 1951
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II 3:30 P.M. Mr. John Brucchi re: Permit to keep animals.
Licenses to be approved : [
Fred W. Burgess 30 Cottage Street 12 poultry
Gabriel Brucchi 72 Hinchey Road 2 swine
Lawrence C. Bradshaw 60 Outlook Drive 30 poultry
William Ivarson 26 Cottage Street 7 poultry & 2 swine
Stephen D. Elyse 159 Shade Street poultry
Thomas B. Lewis 341 Wood Street 3,000 poultry
1 horse
1 cow
4 swine
Robert Myatt 9 Sunnyknoll Ave. 1 pony
I Joseph Monsignore 76 Laconia Street 4 cows & 12 poultry
Alen L. Sharkey 13 Hazel Road 40 poultry
James F. Sawyer 5 Centre Street 13 poultry
Ralph S. Taylor 5 Forest Court 7 poultry
Louis H. Spencer 52 Waltham Street Undertaker's License
Edith S. Woodward 487 Waltham Street Infant Boarding Home
W. E. Williams 400 Lowell Street Day Nursery
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BOARD OF HEALTH MEETING
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September 7, 1951
A regular meeting of the Board of Health was
held in the Selectmen's Room, Town Off ice Building
on Friday, September 7, 1951. Chairman Cosgrove,
Mr. McQuillan, Mr. Jackson, the Sanitarian, and the
Agent were present.
Mr. John Brucchi, 63 Paul Revere Road, met with
the Board to discuss. Ills application for a permit to
keep 6 horses, 7 cows, and 75 poultry.
Mr. Brucchi stated that he has had no trouble
with any of his neighbors with the exception of Mr.
Adams who lives next door.
The Chairman inquired as to the kind of horses
that would be kept and Mr. Brucchi replied that he
will have ponies and possibly one or two saddle horses.
He said that at time there may be an extra horse or
two until he disposes of them.
The Chairman asked if he had any sheep on the
premises and he admitted that he has four. He said
that if he is given permiesion to keep horses he
will not keep Sheep because the horses will keep
the pasture cut down too fine. He said that if
the application is approved he will "cut out every-
thing else".
Mr. Brucchi said that Mr. McQuillan had
Brucehi inspected his place and admitted that it has been
improved 100%.
Mr. Jackson said that the property has been
improved, but Mr. Brucchi is still keeping more
animals than his permit allows.
Mr. Brucchi asked if he would have to have a
permit to keep a jackass and the Chairman replied
in the affirmative.
Mr. Brucchi asked if it would be considered a
horse and the Chairman replied in the negative.
Mr. Brucchi said that the Board had better
include a jackass on the application and that if it
made any noise he would dispose of it.
The Chairman said that the Board would consider
the application.
Mr. Brucchi said that in the meantime he might
have some ponies. The Chairmen said that he would not
give hif permission to keep ponies.
Mr. Bruochi retired at 3:50 P.M.
Mr. Jackson reported that he has checked with the
neighbors in the vicinity and the three nearest are
opposed to a permit being granted because they feel
that if permission is granted for one animal Mr.
Brucohi will keep more. He said that the neighbors
feel this is a residential area and should be kept as
such.
Upon motion made and seconded, it was voted to
grant Mr. Brucchi a permit to keep 2 horses and 75
poultry:
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Upon motion duly made and seconded, it was voted to grant
the following licenses:
Louis H. Spencer 52 Waltham Street Undertaker
Fred W. Burgess 30 Cottage Street 12 poultry
Gabriel Brucchi 72 Hinchey Road 2 swine
Lawrence C. Bradshaw 60 Outlook Drive 30 poultry
William Ivarson 26 Cottage Street 7 poultry & 2 swine
Stephen D. Klyoe 159 Shade Street 18 poultry
Thomas B. Lewis 341 Wood Street 3,000 poultry
1 horse
1 cow
4 swine
Robert Myatt 9 Sunnyknoll Ave. 1 pony
Ellen L. Sharkey 13 Hazel Road 40 poultry
James F. Sawyer 5 Centre Street 13 poultry
Ralph S. Taylor 5 Forest Court 7 poultry
Edith S. Woodward 487 Waltham Street Infant Boarding
W. E. Williams 400 Lowell Street Day Nursery School
Letter was received from the Symmes Arlington Hospital
advising that Mr. Kirkland, 33 Reed Street, Lexington, will
need assistance• in payment of bill for the board and Care
of a premature baby girl born July 19, 1951.
Mr. Jackson was instructed to contact Mr. Kirkiands
employer and verify his salary before any action is Kirkland
taken relative to payment of the bill. He was further baby
instructed to find out what other towns are doing in
regard to payment of hospital bills for premature babies.
Mr. Jackson reported favorably on the equipment for
manufacture of ice cream at the L. J. Foss establisbieat Foss
and recommended that a license be granted. ice creaM
Upon motion made and seconded it was voted to grant license
a license to L. J. Foss, 1734 Massachusetts Avenue for the
manufacture of frozen desserts and/or ice cream mix.
The meeting adjourned at 5:05 P.M.
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