HomeMy WebLinkAboutBOH Minutes 12/11/1997BOARD OF HEALTH MINUTES
DECEMBER 115 1997
Nlembers Present: Chairman Ray Martin, (arrived at 7:40PM), Jim Leonard
Gary Forget, Clerk and Dave Jones
Also Present: Health Agent, Scott Leite
1. Call To Order at 7:30PM by Acting Chairman Forget in the Town Hall.
2. Consent Agenda
a. Approval of Minutes, November 6, 1997
b. Approval of Disposal Works Installers Permits:
Robert Baker, REBCO, S. Walpole (previousl )' signed)
Joseph Gonsalves, Mansfield
The Rondo Co., Inc., Mansfield
U.S. General Contractors, Mansfield
Bodio Builders, N. Easton
Barrows Contracting, Mansfield
Claude Dubord & Son, Inc., Bridgewater
Riccio Builders, Mansfield
A.T.W., Inc., Sharon
M. Patella Excavating, Foxboro
J.J. O'Brien & Sons, Inc., Waltham
Parker Sanitary Pumping, Wrentham
R.M. Patella, Plainville
Grant Bros. Assoc., Mansfield
Jones Contracting, Inc., Mansfield
A. Caponigro, Mansfield
Dana White, Mansfield
Medeiros Construction, Inc., Norton
Hicks Construction, Norton
John Allen Rego, N. Easton
A.L. Willis Co., Inc., Mansfield
Endruinas Bros., Inc., Easton
J.E. Case, Inc., N. Attleboro
Guild Construction Co., Mansfield
J.F.D. Contracting Co., Inc., Stoughton
P.A. Yonker Contracting, S. Walpole
Aardvark Pumping, Walpole
Peter DeGirolamo & Sons, Inc., Mansfield
Plainville Pump & Excavating, Inc., Plainville
Dick Morse Excavating, Sharon
Brunelle Contracting Co., Mansfield
Bruce Scott Co., Walpole
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Franklin Sanitation Service, Inc., Wrentham
D. Berndt Sanitation & Excavation. Attleboro
Chavaree & Associates, Mansfield
Largo Equipment, Mansfield
Christian & Feck, Mansfield
Swanson Contracting, Inc., Walpole
Shamrock Homes, \Mansfield
Walter Warchal & Sons, Notion
c. Approval of Snack Permit:
New Image Fitness Center, Inc., One Villa St.
d. Approval of Food Service- Temporarv- Establishment Permit:
\Mansfield \\'omen of Today, December 31, 1997, Fee Waiver Requested
e. Approval of Campground Permit for Canoe River Campground
f Approval of Septage Pumping and Transporting Permits:
Parker Sanitary Pumping, Wrentham
FlUdey's Cesspool Service, Inc., N. Easton
A. Horman, N. Attleboro
Bently Porter Co., Foxboro
RAGGS Septic Service, Inc., d /b /a E.A. Comeau Septic, Concord
Aardvark Sanitation, Walpole
Claude Dubord & Son, Inc., Brid�,ewater
Soares Sanitation Pumping, Inc., Taunton
Croome Bros. Sanitation, Inc., Rehoboth
G. Horne Pumping, Mansfield
L &R Sanitation, Norton
Larry Brooks Septic, Wrentham
Eveready Pumping Service, S. Easton
Bruce Scott Co., Div. of Abate Waste, Inc., Walpole
Bay State Sewage Disposal, Inc., Lakeville
Dick Shufelt Septic Ntaintenance, Walpole
Franklin Sanitation Service, Inc., Wrentham
Handy House, Inc., Foxboro
Dana A. Nash & Son, Abington
Glennon Pumping Co., S. Attleboro
NMOTION: To approve the Consent Agenda as submitted.
Leonard /.tones. All in favor. ; -0 PASSED.
3. COIYIMUNICATIONS
ACTION CORRESPONDENCE:
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1. Letters from Peter DeTrolio, Jr., Rum Runner Wine & Spirits, and Paul \'lantia, Villa
Liquors, Dec. 3`d and 10'h, 1997 respectively, re: variance to keep carton display in front of
the store at cash register area. !dust .set hearing date. ACTION
rllernbers set Thursday, Januarh 15, 1998 for the hearing (late. Bleniber• Leonard
suggested including Dub's Liquor Store, even though he has been previously granted
the variance (without a hearing).
Chairman rilurtin entered at this time.
REGULAR CORRESPONDENCE:
L Fluor Daniel GTI, Monthly Discharge Monitoring Report, November, 1997
2. Camp Dresser & McKee, Inc., Nov. 20, 1997, letter to DEP re: Application for Approval
of Sampling and Analysis Plan, re: design of year- around connposting.
3. Executive Office of Health & Human Services, Nov. 25, 1997, letter to Onmipoint
Communications, Inc., re: approval to maintain personal communication services facility at
the north end of Oxford Road.
4. Letter from DEP, Nov. 26, 1997, to Mansfield Water Dept., re: Wellhead Protection
Requirements, Witch Pond Well # 10. Three documents to be submitted to comply.
Agent commented that one of the documents to he srthrnitte(l is a Floor Drain Reg.
He suggests that the Water Department enforce this regulation either through their oirn
policies curd procedures or town h)*ne, since this falls under their jurisdiction.. Agent is
happy to draft reg.
5. Memo to Health Agent, Dec. 8, 1997, from Karen Doucette, TC, re: Vending machines &
self - service displays.
6. Copies letters to Rum Runner, C.J.Scooters, Tedeschi's, Villa Liquors, Bristol Liquors,
Family Food Mart, Mansfield Variety & Deli, Dec. 1, 1997, re: self - service tobacco
displays in violation of Smoking Red.
7. Community Visiting Nurse Agency October Monthly Report
8. Community Visiting Nurse Agency flu season stats, total 547 immunized.
9. Mass. Laboratory Institute Rabies Report. Eighteen positive, various aninnals, out of 167
received.
10. Season's Greetings card from Great Woods.
4. VISITORS
5, HEALTH AGENT'S REPORT
a. Great Woods Office Park: These buildings will be sold and must hook up to the
town's sewer system. RL 140 cannot be cut for approximately 1 '/ years,
therefore, cost of project and contract will be held in escrow. Agent has been
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communicating with their attorney. Interest on the escrow amount will be
returned to the person putting up the money. It will also be determined if there are
laterals already in place for the hookup to occur sooner.
b. Great Naves \'ate!• Park: Environmental Notification Form has been submitted
and town staff has reviewed and commented. The town will become an interested
party to receive information. An Environmental Impact Report will study the
project in detail. Agent also informed the Board that the licensing of these pools
will require lifeguards, number to be determined. There will be wading/wave /and
pools at the end of the slides. 4,500 people are expected on a good day, 700 new
parking spaces, snack bars, and private wells to supply water to the pools.
c. Troy, 171 Ware St.: Recently talked with Atty. Joe Hannon. Has not received
"return of service" vet. Member Leonard commented that the "service" has to be
returned within a certain period.
d. 46 -50 Highland Ave.: Boat has been removed and other items, with no end use,
cleared out. Thirty yard dumpster was used. There are still items .remaining,
neatly and orderly stored. Nhs. Moore sent a letter to Selectmen telling them that,
in her opinion, they can meet with the .BOH to interject with this issue of an
"illegal dump"
e. Compo: Agent read Member Kowalczyk's letter addressing the concerns Nvith the
town accepting the Compo land, Branch St. Town Manager asked various Dept_
Heads to respond. Board agreed to send letter.
f. Sound Workshop: Agent read list of questions for the sound engineer to address
during the sound workshop. Board thought they were thorough and well written.
Agent will fax to consultant. Town Manager, Board of Selectmen, Building
Inspector, Planning Board, Municipal Building Committee will be invited.
Meeting will be on Thursday, January 15, 1998. Third floor meeting room will be
reserved for this large group.
g. GIS: Agent spoke with Town Manager and he fully understands GIS and
supports the development of it. Board will present to CIP to be included in this
program for FY99.
h. Agent's Vacation: January 5 -9, 1998.
6. OLD BUSINESS
a. Well Regulation: Will discuss in February 1998. Agent defined the section for
Agricultural Well and read it to the Board.
b. Tobacco Control: Chair informed Board that the Non - criminal Disposition article
at the Special Town Meeting in November passed.
7. NEW BUSINESS
a. Waldor Drive Septic Plau: Owner is requesting a variance from 7S to 50'
(\vhich meets State reg) from edge of wetland to leaching field for the repair of a
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system.. if system was relocated to the front of the house, extensive plumbing would
be required. Agent said he can get another 5' closer to BOH reg. Agent read a letter
from a Conservation Commission member ob�lecting to the variance because of his
concern with the adjacent wetlands. Agent reconmiends variance.
NIOTION: To approve variance to 50' and maintain the plan drawn
by RIM Engineer as designed for 31 -33 Waldor Drive.
Forget /Jones. 4 -0 VOTED.
b. Reorganization: Chairman Martin informed the Board that lie will not be
seeking the position for Chairman. It was a privilege for him to serve two years
and felt that the Board accomplished a lot of good things, such as, regulations,
fluoridation of public water supply, positive relationship with Tobacco Control,
proactive approach to issues, Board working together through a process
independent of each other. Election for a nexv Chair will occur January 15, 1998,
next meeting.
8. ADJOURNMENT
MOTION: To adjourn at 8:30 PM.
Jones /Forget. 4 -0 PASSED
Respectfully submitted,
Dianne Roy_ le
Recording Secretary
NOTE: Next Meeting January 15, 1998
7:00 PN,I, Hearing Smoking Reg.
7:45 PM, Sound Workshop
Third Floor Meeting Room
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