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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1987-04-21 5-°-37 March 16, 1987 Continued Methyl Alcohol Sewage Disposal Barrett & Son Clear-Way Sewer & Drain Co , Inc 301 Mass. Avenue 3 Eliot Road, Lexington 1 truck Installer's Permit Roto-Rooter Sewer Greenwood Sewer Service, Inc 175 Maple Street Greenwood Road Stoughton, MA 5 trucks Westford, MA Swimming Pools J. W. Hayden Recreation Centre 24 Lincoln Street Swim '90, Inc - Millican Pool 90 Hancock Street BOARD OF HEALTH MEETING APRIL 21, 1987 The monthly meeting of the Board of Health was held on Tuesday, April 21, 1987 at 7 15 p m in Room G-15 of the Town Office Building Members present were Dr Donald Goldmann, Dr Stanley Finkelstein, Jacquelyn Selway, Sanitarian, and Mr George Smith, Jr , Director of Public Health Mr Smith opened the meeting by acknowledging the sudden passing of the Board Chairman, Dr Howard Asarkof Mr Smith and the Board members indicated he would be missed Mr Barbara Manford, Senior Architect for Tippetts Abbett McCarthy Appointment Stratton, Engineers, Architects and Planners in Boston, appeared to Barbara request the Board of Health support in requesting a variance of the Manford State Plumbing Code for work renovation being undertaken at Estabrook TAMS Con- School sultant The request is for a variance from Section 2 10 Table 2 Plumbing Fixtures Required for Schools The TAMS request is for a minor reduction in the existing number of toilet fixtures The reduction will result from the conversion of two toilet rooms for handicapped accessibility The school was originally built to accommodate 600 students; current enrollment is projected to be 400-430 Mr Smith indicated that the Plumbing Inspector did not have any objections to this proposal After a review, the Board agreed to forward this request to the Board of State Examiners of Plumbers and Gas Fitters Mrs Jane Tapis appeared at 8 00 p m. relative to VNCH contract for the Appointment coming year In addition, she was there to present the budget and a Jayne Tapia request to increase the hourly rate from the current rate of $23 00/hour Director to $30 00/hour VNCH 538 Dr Finkelstein questioned Jayne on what the V N actually do Mrs Tapia stated they handle the Blood Pressure Clinics and also what the weight of the elderly, cover communicable disease follow-up and health promotion Dr Finkelstein said he believed the town should undertake a serious review of programs that visiting nurses offer the town and any contract should be reviewed by both health and human services with only one being accountable Dr Goldmann requested some specific material and a copy of the contract before the next Board meeting - a breakdown of effort levels of the three areas - also, a comparison of rates from other towns Dr Goldmann feels the budget could only be 5% inflation Dr Finkelstein said 22% increase is too large The Board decided against making any decisions until another meeting time Mr Smith, Dr Finkelstein and Steve Baran of Human Services, would meet with Jayne Tapia at the Visiting Nurses Association in Arlington where they could go over all the records Jayne Tapia thanked the Board and adjourned at 8 35 p m Sanitarian Mr Smith announced that Sanitarian Jacqueline Selway has resigned She is Resignation planning to take a job in the private sector as a real estate appraiser Mr Smith said he was hopeful that a replacement could be found shortly Board of Mr Smith indicated that the Town Manager was working to find a replacement Hlth Member to fill Dr Asarkof's vacancy Mr Smith indicated that Dr Linda Roemer, Replacement a past Board member was available and there is a possibility she might return to the Board Mosquito Mr Smith indicated the larviciding program for Tophet swamp was scheduled Larviciding for today (April 21) It had been delayed due to the weather, however, it Program is thought that we could complete this project before the day was over Tophet The project utilized BTI, a Biological Pesticide which is used specifically for mosquito or black fly control This materials has virtually no impact on non-target species Dr Goldmann mentioned he spoke to Bob DeIulio again, who said he could not and did not have time to answer all the questions they requested Dr Gold- mann told him to pick about three questions He was especially interested in AIDS Program and Lifeline on Channel 4 The meeting adjourned at 9 00 p m A tentative date of May 12, 1987 was selected for the next meeting The following permits were signed by the Board Animal Permits John D Chiesa, Jr - 8 horses Nancy Canzenelli - 1 large pony 44 Adams Street 21 Heritage Drive Marjorie M Cupp - 2 horses Eugene T Delfino - 1 horse & 171 Woburn Street 94 Reed Street 1 pony 53 9 April 21, 1987 continued Animal Permits continued Carla Fortmann - 12 hens Paul R Lally - 35 homing pigeons 5 Harrington Road 82 Fottler Avenue Barbara S Najarian - 12 laying hens Robert & Marie Rollins - 2 horses & 101 Cliffe Avenue 205 Grove Street 1 goat George Redick - 4 goats Brita E Swenson - 2 horses/1 goat 38 Adams Street 210 Marrett Road Catering Establishment Permits Epicurean Feast Food Service for Hillcrest, Nims, Kendall, Inc One Cranberry Hill 220 Bear Hill Road 1 Cranberry Hill Waltham, MA 02154 Lexington Catering, Inc K of C Kitchen - Heritage Hall 177 Bedford Street Food Establishment Permits AT&T Information Systems - Utility Kitchen 128 Spring Street All Seasons Vending Facilities - Vending Machine for AT&T Information Systems 430 Bedford Street Lexington Knights of Columbus Council #94 177 Bedford Street M.N B Vending, Inc for - Vending Machine Itek Corporation 83 Hartwell Avenue Mediplex of Lexington - Nursing Home 178 Lowell Street Minuteman Regional Vocational School - Cafeteria 758 Marrett Road Swimming Pools Battle Green Inn Lexington Christian Academy 1720 Massachusetts Avenue d/b/a Meadow Breeze Day Camp 48 Bartlett Avenue Minuteman Regional Voc Tech 748 Marrett Road Paint Rock Pool Corporation 13 Partridge Road Peacock Farm Association 7 Peacock Farm road Wading Pools Paint Rock Pool Corporation Peacock Farms Association 13 Partridge Road Peacock Farm Road