7/10/2003 BOARD OF HEALTH Minutes

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rt get them back. Ills. Clancy stated that the dogs were worth $1200.00 to $1400,00 a piece. Mr, Ball felt that they could possibly board them at a kennel-that was licensed. He again asked the board members what they would litre to do. He thought they should reduce it down to four dogs until Mr. Harrington could review the puppy issue* This wound last until all of the other departments were satisfied. If all of the other departments were satisfied through the process that you would have to go through. He would then have to comply with 'Title V. Mr. Bateman stated that in theory they could do it. lr. Harrington agreed that that could be done concurrently with the boards. Again that was a lot to ask. if Mr. Bateman goes through with all of that and the other boards say no it would be a lot of wasted time. Mr. Ball was thinking that afterwards it might be worth it. Ills. Grady re-iterated that right now they would be reduced to four dogs. Ir. Harrington agreed that that was correct. if the other departments are satisfied then they could comply with the Title V issues. Mr. Ball noted that the reduction in dogs would satisfy this board., Mrs. Bateman asked how long it would take to find out from the other departments if this could end up working. is there any way to keep the dogs until a final decision was made Mr. Ball asked Mr. Harrington who would know that, Mr. Harrington stated that he was unable to say, it was redly up to hover each of the departments was going to handle this issue. Mr. Wheeler was stating that the property couldn't even be used as a kennel. They would have to go through the sane type of appeal with them. He supposed that that would have to be clone. Ms. Clancy interjected that she didn't understand that if the only concern here was the septic system. Thea they were dosing something. Ms. Grady Mated that this wasn't the only concern. FIs. Clancy stated that this was the only concert in the letter.