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7:20 PM — Jim Griffiths and Nathalie Tournier — 2015 Seasonal Food Service — C'est Le Vie Patisserie. <br />Glen Harrington commented that Jim Griffiths and Nathalie Tournier are establishing a shop in the former <br />Country Store location for the summer season at 259 Shore Drive (Popponesset Marketplace).The menu is <br />French -based pastries, breads for sandwiches, and desserts. Preliminary inspections have been performed, <br />but the unit is not yet ready for operation. There will be two refrigerator displays for fresh pastries, an oven is to <br />be added, the kitchen will be cleaned, and a new floor is to be installed in the display area. The application, <br />check and menu have been provided. The proponent is to bring evidence of the allergy awareness and <br />certified food manager training to this meeting. <br />Mr. Griffiths provided the Board with proof of the allergy awareness training and will also provide the ServSafe <br />Certification for Nancy Amaral who will be working at the shop. Ms. Tournier has enrolled for the ServSafe <br />Certification course to be offered on May 5, 2015. <br />Mr. Griffiths and Ms. Tournier plan to open another shop in Mashpee Commons in the former Montilio's <br />location in the near future. Ms. Tournier will bake the products at the shop in the Popponesset Marketplace and <br />transport the baked goods to the Mashpee Commons location. <br />Burton Kaplan made a motion that the Board of Health approve the request for the 2015 Retail and Food <br />Establishment Permit Application for C'est Le Vie Patisserie located at 259 Shore Drive with a final inspection <br />by the Health Agent prior to operation and the ServSafe Certificate for Nancy Amireault to be provided to the <br />Health Department. Kalliope Egloff seconded the motion. The motion was unanimously approved. <br />7:25 PM — Daniel Ojala, Down Cape Engineering — Commercial Site and Septic Plan — 71 Echo Road. <br />Craig Ferrari of Down Cape Engineering, representing Dech LLC owner of 71 Echo Road, introduced himself <br />to the Board. <br />Mr. Ferrari remarked that a custom millwork corporation will be constructing a building at 71 Echo Road and <br />possibly renting out the rear of the building as contractor bays. <br />Glen Harrington commented that he was not aware that this site was for contractor bays. If there are two units, <br />a bathroom is required for each unit. Contractor bays are limited to the number of employees. The actual flow <br />will be about 480 gallons per day, 110 gallons below the proposed flow, and this is not in a Zone il. <br />Mr. Ferrari remarked that an industrial tight tank is required because the plumbing code for having doors with <br />vehicle access requires floor drains. The dumpster will be located at the back corner of the property. <br />Lucy Burton stated that she would like the Commercial Requirements for a Commercial Building be provided to <br />Mr. Ferrari and to the client. Dan Ojala of Down Cape Engineering had been given the Commercial <br />Requirements when he recently presented 161 Commercial Street. <br />Burton Kaplan made a motion that the Board of Health approve the Commercial Site and Septic Design Plan <br />for 71 Echo Road with all of the eight Commercial Requirements for a Commercial Building subject to Shop B <br />being provided with two bathrooms, as opposed as to the one bathroom that is shown on the sketch, if the unit <br />is divided into two lease spaces. Kalliope Egloff seconded the motion. The motion was unanimously approved. <br />NEW BUSINESS <br />1. Sign Expense Warrants. The Board members signed the expense warrants. <br />2. Review/Approve BOH Public Session Minutes: March 19, 2015. <br />Kalliope Egloff made a motion that the Board of Health approve the Public Session minutes of March 19, 2015, <br />as amended. Burton Kaplan seconded the motion. The motion was unanimously approved. <br />0) <br />