HomeMy WebLinkAboutBOH Minutes 8/7/1985MANSFIELD BOARD OF HEALTH
MINUTES
AUGUST 7, 1985
Members Present: Chairman Tartufo, Clerk Rosenberg, Peter Fontanini and
Health Agent Karl Drown
Meeting called to order at 7:35 P.M.
Minutes of June 19, 1985
Motion: To approve the Minutes of June 19, 1985.
(Clerk Rosenberg - Peter Fontanini - All in favor)
Minutes of July 3. 1985
Motion: To approve the Minutes of July 3, 1985.
(Clerk Rosenberg - Peter Fontanini - All is favor)
Minutes of Julv 24, 1985
Motion: To approve the Minutes of July 24, 1985.
(Clerk Rosenberg - Peter Fontanini - All in favor)
Correspondence
1. A letter from Karl S. Drown, Health Agent, stating that his resignation
is effective August 16, 1985, due to the fact that he has accepted a
position in the private sector.
Motion: To send a letter to the Board of Selectmen accepting the
resignation of Karl S. Drown as Health Agent.
(Clerk Rosenberg, - Peter Fontanini - All in favor)
2. A bill from the Community Health Agency, Inc. for July, 1985, for services
as per contract in the amount of $1,016.66.
Motion: To pay Community Health Agency, Inc. $1,016.66 as per contract
for services to the Town of Mansfield for the month of July, 1985.
(Clerk Rosenberg - Peter Fontanini - All in favor)
3. A bill from the Attleboro Area Mental
of Health in the amount of $1,350 for
August and September, 1985.
Motion: To pay Attleboro Area Mental
payment for July, August and
(Clerk Rosenberg - Peter Fon
Health Center to the Mansfield Board
quarterly payment due for .July,
Health Center $1,350 for quarterly
September, 1985.
rAnini - All in favor)
4. A copy of a memorandum from Mr. Joseph Zeneski, DPW Director, to Mrs. Joan
Cutillo, Acting Town Manager, regarding the water supply status rsport. The
Mansfield Board of Health
Minutes of August 7, 1985
Page Two
report included the amount of rainfall in inches from 1981 to 1985 . and also
the amount of water (in gallons) used during these years.
Dated July 24, July 31, and August 7, 1985.
5. A copy of the Planning Board Minutes of July 10, 1985.
6. A copy of the Planning Board Minutes of July 17, 1985.
7. A copy of the Planning Board Minutes of July 24, 1985.
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FOOD ESTABLISHMENT PERMIT
Cookes Family Food Mart
660 East Street
Mansfield, MA 02048
Motion: To approve the Food Establishment Permit for Cookes Family Food Mart.
(Clerk Rosenberg - Peter Fontanini - All in favor)
VISITORS - Foxboro Terminals, Inc.
Chairman TartnfO made a presentation regarding the proposal for Foxboro Terminals,
Inc. The public expressed the following concerns:
Terry Welch of 4 Granada Circle was concerned about the water, air pollution,
traffic and child safety in the Town of Mansfield should this terminal be built.
Dennis Baker of 12 Granada Circle was concerned with the issue of child safety
in this area of town.
George Hossfield of 26 Shields Street had a concern about water quality and the
impact that this proposal would have on the Town of Mansfield.
Ken Baker had a concern about the effect of this proposal on the water supply and
the water quality in the Town of Mansfield.
Cross discussion ensued between the Board and the public.
Joanne Begley of 18 Shields Street had a concern over who watches and checks the
plans and report for this proposal.
Mel Schwartz of 16 Granada Circle stated that there are inconsistencies with this
proposal.
Joan Landry of Twin Oaks on Oakland Street had a concern about the railroad
tracks and child safety. She also expressed concern over what is to be stored
at this terminal.
Kenneth Brennick of 291 llope Street had a concern regarding the water problem and
where the run -off will be going from this property.
Aldo Certuse of 151 Oakland Street had a concern regarding the noise pollution.
Mansfield Board of Health
Minutes of August 7, 1985
Page Three
Ida Palmer of 253 Oakland Street also had a concern regarding noise pollution
Karen Galanti of 329 Franklin Street inquired about a hydrolic study being done
at this terminal.
Dennis Baker of 12 Granada Circle wanted to know if there would be a hearing on
this proposal.
Louis Amorusso of 6 Brookside Drive stated that the water table in this area is
high and he has a concern with the drainage, the truck traffic and the parking
of the trucks for this terminal.
Emilia Phillips of 216 Hope Street was concerned about the railroad covering.
Mel Schwartz of 16 Granada Circle was concerned about the psychological damages
of this proposal on the public.
Kolbroski of 286 Hope Street had a concern about the number of people in this
building.
Edward Smith of 92 Oakland Street had a concern regarding the truck traffic and
the bus route for this proposal.
Davey Shield had a concern regarding child safety.
Chairman Tartufo made his
Section 122 and 143.
Motion: To send a letter
this company to
staff to go over
(Clerk Rosenberg
REPORT OF HEALTH AGENT
PERCOLATION APPLICATIONS
closing statement in which he quoted Chapter III,
to Foxboro Terminals, Inc., asking a representative of
arrange a meeting during the day with the Board of Health
a list of ocncerns.
- Peter Fontanini - All in favor)
Mr. Anthony Caponigro
Lot 10 Elm Street
Hidden Hollow
PLANS
Mr. Paul Folkman
Eastland Estates
Lots 4, 7, 8 and 9 Shannon Lane
PERCOLATION TESTS
Mr. William Canaday
Lot 12 Hidden Lane /Brown Avenue
Motion: To approve the percolation test for Lot 12 Hidden Lane /Brown Avenue
subject to the submission of a definitive plan showing the design
and Layout of the septic system.
(Peter Fontanini - Clerk Rosenberg - All in favor)
Mansfield Board of Health
Minutes of August 7, 1985
Page Four
Mr. William Canaday
Lot 13 Hidden Lane /Brown Avenue
Motion: To approve the percolation test for Lot 13 Hidden Lane /Brown Avenue
subject to the submission of a definitive plan showing the design
and layout of the septic system.
(Peter Fontanini - Clerk Rosenberg - All in favor)
Mr. William Canaday
Lot 14 Hidden Lane /Brown Avenue
Motion: To approve the percolation test for Lot 14 Bidden Lane /Brown Avenue
subject to the submission of a definitive plan showing the design
and layout of the septic system.
(Peter Fontanini - Clerk Rosenberg - All in favor)
Mr. William Canaday
Lot 18 Hidden Lane /Brown Avenue
Motion: To approve the percolation test for Lot 18 Hidden Lane /Brown Avenue
subject to the submission of a definitive plan showing the design
and layout of the septic system.
(Peter Fontanini - Clerk Rosenberg - All in favor)
Mr. William Canaday
Lot 19 Hidden Lane /Brown Avenue
Motion: To approve the percolation test for Lot 19 Hidden Lane /Brown Avenue
subject to the submission of a definitive plan showing the design
and layout of the septic system.
(Peter Fontanini - Clerk Rosenberg - All in favor)
Mr. William Canaday
Lot 15 Hidden Lane /Brown Avenue
Motion: To approve the percolation test for Lot 15 Hidden Lane /Brown Avenue
subject to the septic system being designed at the top rust line
(24" rust mark) and also subject to the submission of a definitive
plan showing the design and layout of the septic system.
(Clerk Rosenberg - Peter Fontanini - All in favor)
* *Chairman Tartufo left the meeting at 9:20 P.M.
The Board discussed the percolation tests for Bogdanchik /Broderick and decided
to table the discussion until they receive the subdivision plan.
* *Chairman Tartufo re- entered the meeting at 9:30 P.M.
CHAMPTON
Karl Drown, Health Agent, stated that Champion has a No. 2 fuel oil spill. on
Thursday, August 1, 1985, at 3:00 A.M. The spill was discovered around 8:00 A.M.
when DEQE and JETLINE were called in to start cleaning it up. DLQE called the
Board of Health office at 10:00 A.M. and the Health Agent went over to inspect
the site at 11:00 A.M. The site was rechecked by the Health Agent on Monday,
August 5, 1985, to make sure that everything was cleaned up; this site will have
to be monitored for the next couple of months. A memorandum will be sent to
the DPW stating that this site needs to be monitored for the next couple of
months.
Manslirld Board of Health
Minutes of August 7, 1985
Page Five
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NEW BUSINESS
The Board discussed the hiring of a new secretary.
The Board also discussed advertising for a new Health Agent.
ADJOURNMENT
Motion: To adjourn the Board of Health meeting at 9:45 P.M.
(Peter Fontanini - Clerk Rosenberg - All in favor)
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