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Mr. David Henley of the E:M.M.C.P. discussed his program and how the Lexington
program would be handled.
Dr. Grady discussed how the mosquitoes are separated and tested at their Lab.
He said the towns should not control woodlands as much as they should control
the mosquito species near the homes.
After further discussion on the seriousness of E.E.E. and mosquitoes the Board
and the director thanked Dr. Grady for coming to the meeting and discussing
this subject with them.
Miss Ellen Ripton, Health Intern, told the Board that she had been inspecting SANITAR-
all the church kitchens, some retail food establishments and several restaurants. IAN'S
She said that she has started now to check out all the vending machines in all REPORT
the inplant cafeterias that we have in Town.
Miss Ripton finds many diverse problems as she does the inspections.
Mr. Smith told the Board that there is an articlein the Town warrant for Town
Meeting for a No -Smoking Section for each restaurant in Town. The owner of the
Bel Canto Restaurant is fighting it.
Some members of the Board can not see what the regulation would accomplish. If
people get offended by the smoke, they will not go to that restaurant, anyway.
Actually, it has to be self -enforcing.
Mr. Smith said he had sent out questionnaires to all restaurant owners, and
inplant cafeteria managers in Town. Some have replied and others have not,
as yet.
The Board decided to wait and see if more people reply to the questionnaire
before discussing it further.
There had been another problem at the Sheraton -Lexington with the sewer line
Someone there had seen the light, heard the bell ring, shut it off, did not
tell anyone and therefore the problem started. Mr. Smith said he had met with
Frances Fletcher, Regional Director of the Dunfey Hotels, The Town Engineer
about this problem.
Mr. Smith reported on occasion he get complaints in regard to someone having
their house "sandblasted" to remove the paint.
He said he checked out the State regulations and at this time there are no
regulations and they do not plan to propose any at this time.
Mr. Smith said if he gets a complaint, he does check it out, and the sand-
blasting companies have always been very cooperative.
The lead Paint Law for single family dwellings occupied by the owner clause
has been extended until January 1, 1984. There are no changes at this time.
If the house is rented out to a family with a child}ren} under six years of
age, the house has to be inspected.
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SHERATON
LEX. MOTEL
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LEAD PAINT
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The following permits were signed by the Board:
Food Service Establishments
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Li'l Peach Cigarette Service Co. for Burroughs Corp.
1719 Mass. Ave. 92 Hayden Ave., Lexington
DAKA, Inc. for G.T.E. Daman Enterprises, Inc. d/b/a Bel Canto
128 Spring St. 1715 Mass. Ave.
Servomation for Temple, Barker,
and Sloane
33 Hayden Ave.
Retail Food Store Permits
Li'l Peach of Mass.
1719 Mass. Avenue
ARA Services for Honeywell
2 Forbes Rd. Animal Permits
Mobile Servers Walter L. Williams
344 Woburn St.
Ben Freitas Mobile Server
321 Woburn St., Lexington Antonio R. Leyenaar
2 Paul Revere Rd.
Frozen Desserts
Li'l Peach of Mass.
1719 Mass. Ave.
Richard V. Goodman
5 Barrymeade Drive
Lexington, Mass.
Methyl Alcohol License Collaborative Research, Inc.
128 Spring St.
Li'l Peach of Mass.
17-9 Mass. Ave. Sewer Disposal Permits
Rubbish Permits
S.C.A. Disposal Services of N.E.
530 East First St., So. Boston
(3 trucks)
AALLTO TRUCKING CO.
4 Progress Ave.
Chelmsford, Ma.
(one truck)
Rooter Man - Sewer Man, Inc.
P.O. Box 290 - 268 Rangeway Rd.
North Billerica, Mass.
(two trucks)
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