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Mr. Harrington replied that it had to be renewed every five years. <br /> Both Ms. Grady and Mr. Santos noted that the one on file was expired. <br /> Mr. Harrington noted that the board had the ability to grant up to 60 days <br /> to obtain servsafe certification. <br /> Ms. Grady made a motion to approve the food establishment application <br /> for the Bleu Restaurant with the condition that two people are sersafe <br /> certification within 30 days. Mr. Santos seconded the motion. Motion <br /> passed. <br /> . Landfill Contract <br /> Mr. Harrington presented the landfill contract to the board. It had already <br /> been approved, but the contract itself hadn't been signed. <br /> OLD BUS.I N Es <br /> A* Request for Letter of support - Brewster Board of Health <br /> Mr. Harrington began by stating that Its. Warden and he had reviewed an <br /> article in paper regarding this topic. This would end up being more of a <br /> political move. What is happening right now is that there is legislation <br /> right now in congress. They were trying to allow people to import <br /> pharmaceutical drugs from Canada because the pharmaceutical <br /> companies were selling there to Canada at a much cheaper rate. Thereby <br /> allowing Canada the ability to sell them cheaper back to us. The big stick <br /> right now is that if that were allowed to happen the FDA wouldn't have the <br /> ability to control and review these drugs as therm come back into the <br /> country. The other side of that is that the pharmaceutical companies <br /> would be screwed out of billions of dollars. Those were the two things <br /> that would occur if they allowed this to happen, Is there the possibility of <br /> the FDA to lose control over some of these drugs coming back into the <br /> country? <br /> Mr. Ball asked what the letter of support was for. <br /> Mr. Harrington replied that the letter of support was to do it the way that <br /> Canada does it in order to reduce the cost of the pharmaceuticals. He <br /> didn't know all of the background of how Canada does it. He honestly still <br /> had not figured it all out. <br /> Ms. Grady asked if it was similar to Maine, They have a system of <br /> socialized medicine type of thing for prescriptions. <br /> Mr. Harrington thought that the plan was than the government of Canada <br /> would buy all of the drugs and then everyone would buy there from one <br />