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( BOARD OF HEALTH MINUTES
AUGUST 5, 1999' SEP 10` 35
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Members Present: Chairman James Leonard, Clerk Gary Forget, Ray NTldr�tU C USETTS
Phil Giangarra, and David Jones
Also Present: Health Agent, Scott Leite
1. CALL TO ORDER at 7:05PM by Chairman Leonard, Town Hall, 2 "d Floor.
2. CONSENT AGENDA
a. Approval of Minutes of July 1, 1999
b. Approval of Food Service Establishment Permit:
Joseph Maiuri, Maiuri Catering @ Datel, Cabot Blvd.
New England Sportservice, Inc. (change of name)
c. Approval of Food Service Establishment -Temp Permits:
Flint Farm Stand- Downtown, July 21, 1999
Mansfield Rotary Family Day, August 28, 1999 (Waiver of fee)
d. Approval of Mobile Food - Temporary Permit:
Carla Booker, 1399 East St. (Ice cream)
e. Approval of Pushcart Permit:
New England Sportservice, Inc. (change of name)
f. Approval of DWI Permit:
Stack Excavating, Attleboro Falls (signed by Agent)
MOTION: To approve Consent Agenda.
Giangarra/Jones. All in favor. 5 -0. PASSED
(Jones abstained from DWI Permit)
3. COMMNICATIONS
1. The IT Group, June 1999 NPDES Permit exclusion monthly discharge monitoring report
for the former Gorham Silver Co. Site
2. HealthCare Options, Inc. June 1999, Report
3. NIVIS Tobacco Control Program, June 1999
4. Tweeter Center Sound Reports, June 26 "' to July 30th.
5. Copy letter from DEP, July 14, 1999, to Garelick Farms[West Lynn Creamery, re: Notice
of Responsibility at 3 West St., 20 -25 gallons of diesel fuel on paved parking lot.
6. Copy letter from DEP, July 20, 1999, to Richard Varney, VP, Compo Chemical,
Morristown, N.J., re: Groundwater and soil sampling approval for 37 wells.
7. Copy letter from DEP, July 26, 1999, to George Williams, Plant Mgr., Condea Vista Co.,
Request for Site Inspection and Notice of Audit.
Page 2, Minutes, August 5, 1999, Board of Health
3. VISITORS
7:15 PM Michael Moreshead: Mr. Moreshead did not attend meeting to discuss the
reasons for denial of his Disposal Works Installers Permit.
7:30 PM Hearing for Housing Order, 95 Angell St., Apt. 1: Mr. Brown, owner, did
not attend meeting. No hearing was held because repairs had been made. Health Agent
informed owner that no order will be issued to modify, revoke or sustain.
5. HEALTH AGENT'S REPORT
a. Troy, 171 Ware St.: RIM Engineering has done the feasibility for sewer on
Town property. Still waiting to see if sewer the best method to take.
b. Air Conditioning Unit na. 6 Park Row: Received complaints from 38 Union St.,
both apartments, stating that a/c is still very loud. Documented by fact of
recorded 9.5dBa above background.
MOTION: To send enforcement letter for nuisance condition. Order to suggest:
1s` nhase: No lower that 74 degrees indoor temperature
2 "d phase: To limit hours to prior use, Monday, Tuesday, Thursday,
LOAM -2PM, and Wednesday, l0AM -4PM, and Friday,
LOAM -Noon.
P phase: Not to allow use of unit in year 2000 cooling season.
PG /GF. 4 -0 PASSED
c. Provisional Public Health Advisory, Rumford River & Ponds: Advisory has
become permanent. New signs will be printed and posted.
d. Great Waves: Plans for swimming pools and concessions to be submitted with a
few months.
e. Memorial Park: Meeting with DEP on Friday, August 13''.
f. Mansfield Family Day, August 28, 1999: Will have several food concessions.
Pancake breakfast served by Rotary and three local restaurants will serve dinner.
Will work with them on food safety.
g. Well Policy: Policy has been not to charge for monitoring/exploratory wells.
Board consented to continuing this policy.
h. Title V Fees: Agent requested that Board lower fee for repair from $50.00 to
$25.00. A repair is the replacement of a single component, excluding the leach
facility.
MOTION: To lower repair fee to $25.00. Repair is the replacement
of a single component, excluding the leach facility.
Giangarra/Forget. 3 -0 -1 Jones abstained. PASSED
( Page 3, Minutes, August 5, 1999, Board of Health
i. East Street Pig Farm: Agent informed Board of several complaints received
about offensive odor. Discussion centered on how complaints and agriculture
relate to nuisance.
6. OLD BUSINESS
a. Contract for CVNA:
MOTION: To accept and sign the contract with CVNA, $18,000,
July 1, 1999 to June 30, 2000
Forget /Giangarra. 4 -0 PASSED
7. NEW BUSINESS None presented.
8. WORKSHOP was held on Swimming Pools, Public and Semi- public.
9. ADJOURNMENT
MOTION: To adjourn at 8:40 PM.
Forget /Jones 4 -0 PASSED
Respectfully submitted,
Scott Leite, Health Agent
NEXT MEETING: September 2, 1999
IF UNABLE TO ATTEND, PLEASE CALL.
THANKS. 261 -7366.
Clerk