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MINUTES July 5, 2001 4 BOARD OF HEALTH 11. Letters of complaint re: 80 Mizzenmast Discussion took place regarding the concerns of the Little Neck Bay Association with relation to uncovered lot-80 on Mizzenmast Way which has become a habitat first for coyote and now for multiple dens of fox. Mr. Jim Vaccaro, President of the Association, submitted numerous letters of complaint as well as photographs and has stated in his cover letter that "this presents a bona fide threat to the public health and safety". Board members agreed that this is a legitimate concern and would follow up with a letter to the Bureau of Indian Affairs with a copy to the Department of Public Health and State Representative Matthew Patrick. 12. Variance request Greenwood Association Outdoor Pool The Greenwood Homeowner's Association submitted a variance request letter asking the Board to approve the use of a "robot vacuum cleaner (The Great White) which will run the entire night (9 p.m. to 9 a.m.) and will circulate the water constantly". The use of the vacuum is proposed instead of repairing a leaking bottom drain to prevent possible stagnation. Mr. Ball stated that he wants a letter from the Pool Company corroborating the statements in the cover letter from Ms. Lidy Bosselaers of the Greenwood Homeowner's Association. Mr. Doherty questioned whether it was necessary to grant a variance for this ter must be turned issue. He further stated, "If the regulation states that the water over and if it doesn't specifically say that you have to have a bottom drain, then no variance is required other than that they are required to turn over the pool water." No motion was made on this variance request. 13. Copy of BOH letter to Mobil "On The Run" and memo from Selectmen Discussion took place regarding complaints that have been received regarding the drivers' license scanning equipment in place at the Mobil "On the Run" tobacco retailer. Board members agreed that either manual or electronic means of accurately identifying customers' age would be acceptable. 14. Letter from Weston 86 Sampson re: final payment to Crowell Construction Discussion took place regarding the outstanding balance due to Crowell Construction for landfill capping services. Board members agreed to look into the original contract and what payments have been made to date. 15. Semi-annual report from Weston 86 Sampson re: Mashpee Sanitary Landfill Board acknowledged. 16. Variance request: 48 Oregon Road Due to a failed septic system, the applicant is requesting a 45'variance from the existing well at 52 Oregon Road to the proposed leaching facility, a 40' variance from the existing well at 44 Oregon Road to the proposed leaching