2/24/1987 BOARD OF HEALTH Minutes

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TSN OF MA9HPEE BOARD OF HEALTH MEETING FEBRUARY 24, 1987 Mbers present. Charles H. Lawrence, Roland L. Wilson, Charles F. Buckingham Meeting called to order at 4:15 P.M* 1. Warrants signed. 2. Minutes of meting of 2/17/87 approved as written., rr t i ori Mr. Buckingham, second W. W i 1 sen. 3. THE TAPE IS NOT TO BE CONSIDERED A PART OF THE MEETING , IT IS FOR THE USE OF THE CLERK IN TRANSCRIBING THE MINUTES OF MEETING . 4. Appointment of An i rna 1 Inspector;. NO n i nee, Darr i d Lowrance as I nsptector-, June Daley as Ass i s- tant. Mat i on W. Buckingham, mond W. Wilson. Proposal from Weston & Sampson re: Landfill. This is the same proposal as presented to the Board at the previous meeting, at that tirre they were requested to put proposal in the fora of contract. AGENT SLED W & S 2/25 THE CONTRACT IS AWAITING SIGNATURES AT MR. COOR'S OFFICE, TO BE MAILED UPON BEING SICKED. . Copy of letter addressed to Se I ecen from Weston & meson re: Phase 2 Hydro log i ca I Study. NOTED, FILED, IT IS TO BE SIGNED BY LELECTMEN. 7. Copy of letter fran DEE to Exec Sec re: Parks and Rec Bldg well, analysis now shows high iron content. BOARD SUGGESTED THAT A COPY OF THE ANALYSIS BE REQUESTED OF WAY RI I . THE AGENT GALLED LEE TRIPP OF DEQE WHO WILL SED THE ANALYSIS {SHE STATED THAT SODIUM IS NOW DOWN T .185 H3aER IRON IS INCREASED, 8. k novel edgement rano fray Exec Sec on warrant art i c le from B H on 11.B.4.4.7. 9. . Letter fra O'Donnell Sand and Gravel solution to pollution fram stumps). BOARD REQUESTS THAT ANY AVAILABLE LITERATURE BE WRITTEN FOR. 10. Letter from Water Corm i s i overs B.D.T. re: I fterrr n i c i pa l i ty agreement Ashu Tet water. NOTED. 11. Copy of letter f rcrn Water Cornni s s i oner s. to Comm.. o l DEE , expressing appreciation for the continuation of water delivery t res idents-of Sxr erwood. .-NOTED FILED 12. Request for extens i ori of percolations tests: 166 Edgewater , 167 Edgewater. Met i on CEB, Second RLW for six months. 13. W. Buckingham introduced the fact that both he and W. Wilson showed on February 7, 10:30 a.m for a scheduled gathering to witness the exc vat i on of area adjacent of, l ago ra s for poss i b i 1 i ty of clay material. He noted that there was noone present so they loft. 14,6 W. Buckingham e l a bo rated on the TEC Meet i n he 1 d-at Otis on 2/19/87 an 'report given him by Tony F i orent i n i, %shpee rrepresentat i e. Forty two sites have been e 1 ect edr and remended for further investigation as part of the Phase 11, three are underway, it is expected that 21 will b done in 1987. ufelder of�BCHED appeared before the Bird re: Underground Stor�- 15. Chair 1 Otte �t�efe l, George ppe Stor- age; in attendance was Deputy Chief Long, VFD. The UST was addressed to the relation to the aquifer prtec i n, previously a surrey had been taken for supporrt,of a county wide program of UST management. An EPA grant was obtained a porde gis chronometer is to be purchased with these funds salary for the coordinator and the sett i rig up of a program of a rational method of regulating tanks not presently covered under recently adopted 527 CMR 9.00. The speakers had suggested that the Board rn i glut i 1 err ent a regu I at i on to help gain i rrFonmt i on on quantities, types and ages of UST of har eowners, the regulation would also require that a 1 I UST be registered with local BOH's. THE BOARD TOOK THIS UNDER ADVIS94ENT, AFTER QUESTIONING DEPUTY LONG, WHO FELT AT THIS TIME WITH THE ELECTION PROP Z MANPOWER IS QUESTIONABLE.. AND THAT WOULD REFLECT GREATLY ON THE AMOUNT OF INSPECTIONS NECESSARY TO LOCATE OLDER TANKS. The speakers noted that they would cora i l e the following: 1. Work with the Fire Dep r�rerrt records and computer i e.