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MINUTES May 10, 2001 2 BOARD OF HEALTH 3. Perk extension request- 75 West Way Cape & Islands Engineering submitted a request for a 6-month extension to the percolation test performed at 75 West Way which is due to expire on May 21, 2001. The delay is due to the New Seabury Architectural Review Committee's approval process. Mr. Doherty motioned to grant a 6-month extension to the percolation test at 75 West Way in Mashpee. Mr. Santos seconded the motion. Motion passed. APPOINTMENT: Maria Correia re: request for food establishment permit Ms. Maria Correia of Dunkin Donuts was in attendance for this scheduled appointment. Ms. Correia stated that last July her father, Amos Correia owner of Dunkin Donuts, send a letter to the landlord of their current store at John's Pond Center asking to negotiate a lease for the upcoming year. The landlord responded in November by raising the rent three times what they were currently paying. This gave the Correia's only a very short time to decide what to do and to vacate the premises due to the exorbitant rent increase. Mr. Doherty stated that his concern was that one day the establishment was open and a few days later it was closed with no notice to the Board of Health. This could be construed as abandonment of their license. Ms. Correia stated that she had no idea that she had to notify the Board of Health and didn't know the procedures. She apologized to the Board members. Mr. Doherty motioned to approve a new food service establishment permit to Dunkin Donuts in Brickyard Marketplace pending a pre-opening inspection. Mr. Santos seconded the motion. Motion passed. 4. Report from CCRTCP re: tobacco compliance check Ms. Warden informed Board members that the Cape Cod Regional Tobacco Control Program had conducted a compliance check in Mashpee on April 25, 2001 of tobacco retailers. The following retailers sold cigarettes to a minor during this compliance check: Star Market, Mobil "On the Run" and Mike's Service Station. Ms. Warden informed Board members that it was the 3rd violation for each Star Market and the Mobil Station and the 2nd violation for Mike's Service Station. Discussion took place regarding what appropriate action should be taken by the Board of Health. Mr. Santos motioned to revoke the Tobacco Sales license for Mobil "On the Run" for 60 days from the receipt of the certified letter notifying them of this action, to fine Star Market $300.00 and fine Mike's Service Station $100.00. Mr. Doherty seconded the motion. Motion passed.