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46 Nicoletta's Way (continued) <br /> Mr. Harootunian said perhaps the first step is for him to sit down and have a heart-to-heart <br /> conversation with the tenant, including explaining the consequences to him and to the owner if this <br /> situation continues. He said in the last month or so the tenant has exhibited stubbornness as to how <br /> he wants to operate. <br /> Mike Mendoza advised that if there is one more incident, then we will have to go to court. Mike said <br /> this is not what we want, but we cannot risk the health of town employees and the safety to the public. <br /> Tom Rullo reminded Mr. Harootunian of their phone conversation and that Mr. Harootunian said there <br /> is a provision in the lease that the tenant is not to do something that adversely affects neighbors. Mr. <br /> Harootunian said that is the "quiet possession" clause but no penalty is provided. <br /> Tom Rullo said you are on notice as the representative of the building owner that it is your <br /> responsibility. Also, you have notice of code violations which are not specific to just that one tenant <br /> but to the whole building. For instance, no fire extinguishers are compliant. Have any of the <br /> violations been corrected? <br /> Mr. Harootunian said exit signage and emergency lights were worked on. In addition, an agreement <br /> has been made with Glynn Electric to supply the fire extinguishers; to connect fire alarm system and <br /> connect the radio. Last week when the technician went to connect the radio and the panel was <br /> vandalized so now we have to replace the panel as well. <br /> Chief Rullo said he doesn't want to wait for another incident. He said he believes OSHA went there. <br /> Chief Rullo expressed grave concern and said he doesn't want to wait for something to happen that <br /> will be more catastrophic. <br /> Glen Harrington commented on the letter he sent March 10th. Glen said he reported the spraying <br /> being done on a can-by-can basis; Glen said they were spraying upstairs where it was not ventilated <br /> with nowhere for the fumes to go. Glen said if he sprays downstairs at the open doors he does so at <br /> his own peril. <br /> Glen advised that the Board of Health would have issues putting a spray booth in that unit because at <br /> one time they had one that was taken out. <br /> Mr. Harootunian said he will explain to the tenant; he said Glen's letter is very clear. <br /> Glen advised that no business certificate was taken out for that location. Glen said that is part of the <br /> BOH system of screening, etc. when business certificate is issued. <br /> Tom Fudala said they are in violation of both of the Zoning By-Laws and the very specific restrictions <br /> noted. Tom said clearly that the Zoning Board and the Board of Health can take this to court. <br /> 2 <br />