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MINUTES March 25, 1998 2 BOARD OF HEALTH Mr. Cram stated, "I did speak with Mr. DiMaggio earlier in the week and explained to him why he was requested to appear before the Board." "Mr. DiMaggio expressed a few things to me that we not of my knowledge last week." Mr. DiMaggio stated, "I still am unsure as to why I am here exactly." "I was out of town the week one of my employees installed a well." "When I came back and found a well was put in when I wasn't here and I inquired as to who got the permits, because I'm not the only well driller who could have pulled the permit, my father could have, I assumed that was what was done." "When I found out it wasn't done that's when I found out the Board requested my attendance." "I came in here to pay for the permit." "It was a mistake, I wasn't in town." "I came in to pay for the permit because it wasn't paid for." "Somehow the owner got the rest of his permits so I figured it wasn't a huge deal." "From what I understand the owner was very adamant while I was gone." "He came to the shop four or five times and kept bugging my workers." "I don't see why a letter has to go to the State when I wasn't even here." Mr. Cram stated, "During the conversation we had this week where I requested you come before the Board, I mentioned to you that we were informed at the Board meeting that there were numerous times that this type of occurrence had happened and you were questioning it." Mr. DiMaggio stated, "That's correct, I am questioning that." Mr. Cram stated, "Is that information available that we can verify it?" Mr. Ball stated, "As far as I am concerned Mr. DiMaggio received his well driller's license several months ago and whatever happened in the past is over." "He starts with clean slate." "This incident here was a misunderstanding." Mr. Cram stated, "That is why I requested Mr. DiMaggio's attendance at this meeting." Mr. McQuaid stated, "Prior to Michael DiMaggio being licensed as a well driller we did have more then a handful of instances where wells were being drilled without a permit." "Now that he is licensed, I personally don't accept the fact that because he was out of town and his crew went in and put a well in without a permit leaves him off the hook." "That is his company." "They should know that they can't put in a well without a well permit however, this is his first infraction on his new registration with the State as a well driller."