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i <br /> Mr. Harrington responded that he usually spends an hour for a plan <br /> review. He wasn't looking for anything for the funeral director fee, H <br /> then roved on to the use of the UCCTs. He stated that Falmouth requires <br /> the haulers to pay $500.00 for the haulers license and thea another <br /> $250.00 for the use of UCCTS. <br /> Mr. Santos felt that that was up to the DPW to inflict that upon the <br /> haulers. That was out of the BOH's hands at this point in time. That was <br /> double dipping. The BOH inspects the trucks and that was the end of if. <br /> Mr. Harrington continued by stating that the soft serve ice cream <br /> machines were a pain. When you do a food inspection, They have to be <br /> sampled for choloform monthly. They also have to check their log to <br /> make sure that they are cleaning therm even three days because if they <br /> don't the choloforms will go sky high. He has run into problems with <br /> these machines. <br /> IIIb. Ball asked if the $25.00 fee was reasonable. <br /> Mr. Harrington didn't think that that many places had them. He hadn't <br /> seen that many in town that have therm. They usually have the hard serve <br /> ice cream. The hypodermic needle permit fee was discussed next. IVIS. <br /> Warden made copies of the needle permit. He found that permit <br /> application today. The board before charged a license fee for people to <br /> carry a syringe. The board offered a license to carry, which you had to <br /> pay for. He wanted to have this to get money for the hypodermic <br /> disposal. Furthermore, if they make this a regulation. It is through M. .L. <br /> He wanted to speak with the doctors and the pharmacies about <br /> ultimately making there take therm back. <br /> Mr. Santos is a "cradle to grave" lave for hazardous waste. If they couldn't <br /> find the person who illegally dumped it. Then whoever made it is <br /> ultimately responsible for the product. <br /> Mr. Harrington agreed and added that he granted to speak with Diane <br /> fommelmeyer to establish a revolving account. This money could go into <br /> a revolving account to purchase syringe containers. They could have <br /> their own program at the board to give out the syringe containers. But, <br /> the ultimate problem that needs addressing is where do you dispose of <br /> therm. The one thing that you could do is for $ .00 the purpose gets the <br /> box and a mailing box. When you have finished with your supplies you <br /> take the box, tape it up and send it in the mail to the disposal company. <br /> Mr. Santos agreed and stated that they did that with the re-chargeable <br /> batteries. It is automatically billed back to the company. <br />