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MINUTES January 19, 1995 7 BOARD OF HEALTH Mr. Evans stated, "I think Joe is within his rights to say, hey you can't comes back here until this is resolved." "It doesn't mean you can't come in anymore because that means forever." "I think if we all take it in that vein, everybody makes a mistake now and then and so we need a little bit of reminder." Mr. Ball stated, "We are agreeing on the 12 yards." Mr. DiMaggio stated, "If it's under or over he will have to see me first." Attorney Watt questioned, "Does this fall under Mr. DiMaggio's contract with the town to run the demolition, the aspect of this?" Mr. Ball requested Mr. Doherty respond to dhe question - Mr. Doherty stated, "The original contract doesn't because when the contract was originally drawn up we were discouraging this type of operation." "When time went on we found there was definitely a need for it." "We drew up a separate arrangement whereby, the contractor would perform the services of grinding up the demolition and what have you." "At that particular time we set up the fee schedule." "The fees have to be approved by the Board of Health, they can't be changed without our approval." "That is drawn up as a separate agreement or an addendum to the contract." "When the contract comes up for renewal, then it will probably be incorporated." "Quite frankly, we didn't want to go through the expense of having a change order to the contract at that particular time so we just set it up as a separate agreement." Attorney Watt stated, "When I reviewed the contract today, it seemed to subsume this operation here." "In fact, the contract said there will be no commercial refuse in roll- offs." " The problem here is that there is vagueness in exactly the procedure that one has to follow." "In other words, "Mr. DiMaggio your employees didn't necessarily follow the proper procedure by issuing a slip for each time the truck went in." "You went on oral representations and then 8 loads later everybody is in disagreement." "Maybe the Board would consider setting forth some more specific regulations for that." Mr. Ball stated, "We will because of this instance but on the other hand Mr. Gangemi has been dealing with this for a few years." Mr. Doherty stated, "He is required at any time specifically, if someone requests it to provide a receipt for each transaction and the Board requires he keep records of those." "Now the reference that no commercial refuse will be accepted, that refers to the commercial trash hauler's that have the packer trucks." "That must go to the transfer station at Otis, it is not accepted here."