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HomeMy WebLinkAboutBrd of Health 06/12/2003 BOARD OF HEALTH June 12, 2003 MINUTES i:: !;CE. r , Members Present: Clerk Christine West, Kenneth Torman & Ronald Gre}f,l~:D) 15 PI] !2: 3 , Also Present: Health Agent, Scott Leite r'l,'1 r., f lJ' . , lj , ETTS 1. Call to Order @ 7:10 P.M., 3rd Floor Committee Meeting Room by Clerk, Christine West 2. Consent Agenda a. Approval of Minutes of May 8, 2003 b. Approval of Septage Pumping and Transporting Permit Robert Soares, Sr., Soares Sanitation Pumping, Inc. c. Approval of Disposal Works Installer Permit Dan Moreshead, DEMGO (signed by Health Agent) d. Approval of Tanning Salon Permit Sandra Fitzpatrick, Quik Tan Jennifer Kerr, Tropic Tans Lynne Joy Johnson, Radiance e. Approval of Permit to Operate a Mobile Food Temp Establishment Brian Stephenson, Sobe Beverages @ The Tweeter Center (signed by Health Agent) Dannon Inc.lAccosta Sales @ The Tweeter Center (signed by Health Agent) Dale Bishop "PigPickin" @ Mansfield Rotary Carnival @ Mansfield Airport r f. Approval of Permit to Operate a Mobile Food Establishment Lary Budnick, Strawberry Fields, Inc. @ The Tweeter Center -3 units (signed by Health Agent) Susan Bankert, Sue's Ice Cream g. Approval of Permit to Operate a Pushcart Lary Budnick, Strawberry Fields, Inc. @ The Tweeter Center -2 units (signed by Health Agent) h. Approval of Permit to Operate a Catering Establishment Michael DiMascio, Devon's Place i.Approval of Permit to Operate a Snack Establishment Phillips Welch VFW Post 3264 (fee waived) Stop & Shop Wupermarket Co., Gas Station Lynne Joy Johnson, Radiance j.Approval of Permit For the Sale of Tobacco Products Issam & Nadia Nouma, Family Food Mart Paul J. Mantia, Downtown Discount Liquors & Variety Anthony K. Shaw, Shaw's Servicecenter, Inc. Phillips-Welch V.F.W. Post 3264 Stop & Shop Supermarket Co., Gas Station Stop & Shop Supermarket Co. Cumberland Farms k.Approval of Permit to Operate a Food Service Establishment Stop & Shop Supermarket Co. Issam & Nadia Nouma, Family Food Mart r Andres Gazzolo, Players Choice Mansfield Little League Baseball, Inc. Mary Ann P. Botti, Sweet N'Crafty, Inc. Kenny M. Defazio, Trattioria La Cucini Della Nonna r- Brian J. McLaughlin, D'Angelo's Sandwich Shop Michael DiMascio, Devon's Place Wendy's International, Inc First Baptist Church (fee waived) Lourdes Nunez, LaBamba Mexican Restaurant Inc. Sodexho Operations LLC @ Helix Technology Corp. I.Approval of Permit to Operate a Food Service- Temp Establishment Hockomock Area YMCA (fee waived) m.Approval of Permit to Operate a Retail Food Establishment Cumberland Farms, Inc. Paul J. Mantia, Downtown Discount Liquors & Variety Anthony K. Shaw, Shaw's Servicecenter, Inc. Cumberland Farms, Inc. MOTION: To approve Consent Agenda GreenelTorman 3:0 PASSED 3. Communications a. DEP to Richard A. Varney, Vice President of Compo Chemical Co. - re; Notice of Audit Findings- Remedial System Inspection. Dated May 28, 2003 No violations found r b. Penney Engineering, Inc to Mr. John D'Agostino and Mr. Scott Leite - re; Notice of Availability of RAO Statement Memorial Park, Hope Street. Dated May 28, 2003 Notification of the availability of a Response Action Outcome Statement prepared for the soil contamination discovered at the lower portion of Memorial Park in 1999. c. Health Care Options Report for the Town of Mansfield - May 2003 d. DEP to Mansfield Water Department - Letter of Recognition. Dated May 2003 Congratulations for scoring within the top 10 percent in the Public Water System Awards Program. e. Lessard Environmental to Board of Health - re; Notice of Availability of IRA Plan Diesel Fuel Release at Forbes Boulevard. Dated May 13, 2003 Official notification that a Immediate Response Action Plan has been filed with the DEP. f. Massachusetts Association of Health Boards - re; membership. Dated May 10, 2003 Membership renewal notification. Agent recommends BOH does not join or encourage Association activities. MOTION: To not join MAHB TormanlWest 3:0 PASSED r- g. John D'Agostino to Ms. Carol Tucker, Chief, Massachusetts Superfund Section EPA-HBO - re; Request for Funding for the Hatheway & Patterson Superfund Site. Dated May 21,2003 A committee has been formed and they are requesting funding in the amount of $75,000 to explore the feasibility of establishing an on-site incubator. r h. John D'Agostino to Bruce Montgomery, General Manager, Tweeter Center - re; noise complaint. Dated June 3. 2003 Complaint letter emailed to the selectmen which was mailed to Bruce Montgomery from John D'Agostino requesting sound records from two specific concerts (River Rave and Godsmack). 4. Health Agent's Report a. 14 Columbine Rd A variance for a septic system was requested of 50' from wetlands, 10' from foundation (impermeable wall will be required) and 5' from lot line. Agent explained this is due to the size of the lot. The system will be installed under the driveway. There is no other place to put it. Agent used the new GIS mapping system showing lot lines and contours of this property. BOH members expressed this was very helpful. b. GIS A mapping resource put into the Town database. Agent mentioned that in the future the BOH may link septic as-builts to parcels that have septic systems. Right now we can use it for well permit and abutter information. r c. Hatheway and Patterson Community update Scheduled for June 19th d. Recreational Camps for Children Newly Enacted Statute Concerning Background Checks at Recreational Camps for Children went into effect in February. This requirement is different in that the State now requires juvenile records as well as adult criminal record and sex offender records checks on all employees and volunteers that work at Recreational Day Camps for Children. The Agent stated that some camps may not be prepared and not have their CORI and SORI paperwork completed in time to open camps. He asked the BOH members if any exceptions should be allowed. All BOH members agreed that there will be no exceptions. Health Agent asked the BOH members if they wanted to hold the July meeting on the first Thursday, which is July 3rd. All members agreed to no meeting in July. Agent will notify BOH members of upcoming events via email in regard to the August meeting. MOTION: To not hold a July BOH meeting Torman/Greene 3:0 PASSED 5. Old Business - None r- 6. New Business - J ",.-,7. ADJOURNMENT MOTION: To adjourn at 7:35PM. Torman/Greene 3/0: Voted Respectfully submitted, Patricia Byrnes, Recording Secretary NEXT MEETING NO JULY MEETING ~~ . .,1~ ~ wc~ Clerk Date f ?('f/03 r All matters listed under Consent Agenda are considered to be routine by the Board of Health and will be enacted by one rootiOft; There will not be separate discussion of these items. If discussion is desired, that item will be removed from the Consent Agenda and will be considered separately. ,'-"