7/10/2003 BOARD OF HEALTH Minutes

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Mr. Harrington noted that people have walk-in coolers that are outside. Ills. Grady asked if they were referring to ice machines that were individually bagged. is that ghat they were talking about? Ir. Harrington responded that it was loose ice. It was "drink ice". Bobby Byrnes' walk-in was thirty feet from where this was. It was outside with a door that goes to the ground. Animals could run into that locker. It was an outside freezer. This as n i gce machine up on pedestal legs. Ms. Warden asked what he was going to have them do with the scoop. Mr. Harrington responded that it could stay inside the machine as long as it was plastic or acetal. Ills. Warden stated that it was supposed to be air-dried or be hanging. Mr. Harrington replied that they could hang it next to it. Ills. Warden and Ms. Grady didn't think that that was a good idea. IIIb. Ball suggested that they make them close this off. Mr* Harrington thought that they could work it out with Mashpee Commons. If Mashpee Commons doesn't buy it then it was not the board"s problem, if they wanted to make it a condition, it was a great point. They could obviously do that. Ms. Grady noted that she had much more of a problem with this than any kind of walk-in room. Ills. Warden asked hover they were going to transfer the ice. Mr., Harrington responded that they were going to do the sane thing they did when it was inside by gallon bales. They have dedicated fire-gallon buckets that every single bar that dumps ice into their ice holders. Ms. Warden didn't like the request. Anyone could pint their hands in there. They could go behind it. Mr. Ball suggested that they shorten this read quickly. He was for it and Ms. Grady was against it. They were at a stalemate and they couldn't Grote on it. Mr. Harrington felt that that was absolutely Mr. Ball's prerogative,