6/30/2005 BOARD OF HEALTH Minutes

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Approval of Minutes Approval is continued of corrected minutes of January 20, 2005 and February 17, 2005, and minutes of June 16, 2005 until the next Board meeting with full Board members in attendance. Request for Fee Waiver: Mas iaee Boosters club Glen Harrington confirmed that the Boosters Club was a non-profit organization. Luer Burton moved that the request for waiver of the tee for a food establishment permit from the Mashpee Boosters club be approved. Steven Ball seconded the motion. All approved. Title V Variance Request— 16 Heath Knob Glen Harrington stated that the property owner at 16 Heath Knob is requesting approval to leave their current garbage grinder in place rather than to remove it and install the Title V-required two-compartment ent garbage grinder with.495 leaching gpd capacity. Their existing grinder capacity is only 427 gpd with just one compartment. Lucy Burton moved that the Title V variance request from 16 Heath Knob be denied. Steven Ball seconded the motion. All approved. Review of Pool Inspection—oak Hollow Glen Harrington reported that on June 17 tx 2005, during a re-inspection of the Oak Hollow Pool, he was able to gain access to the pool shed where pool equipment is stored. Glen found the pool log book, and discovered that the log sheets had been filled out two days in advance, through the 19th of June. Andrew Witter, Property Manager for Oak Hollow, had hired Nancy Sylvia to service the pool. It was determined that Nancy had initialed the log sheets on June 16th for the period through June 19", due to her anticipated hospital star from.lane 17th through June 18th. Possible actions by the B H included closing the pool, revoking the pool permit, and/or levying fines for falsifying records. The BOH must give notice by certified i mail to Andrew Witter of any action being taken. i Lucy Burton moved that a$200 fine be levied against the Oak Hollow Pool for falsifying records, to be paid by July 10, 2005. If the fine is not paid by 7/10105, the BOH will order the pool to be closed until the fine is paid. Steven Bali seconded the mobon. All approved. Review of Housing Inspection—36 Jacbon Road Glen Hard n #on reported that this housing inspection had started out as a neighborhood complaint. Glen went out to look at an abandoned house at 36 Jacbon Road. The property is part of ars estate being handled by Mr. Louis Bonitto from Atlanta. Mr. Bonitto agreed to have the house boarded up. Glen Harrington stated that because there are other items here that he considered would impair the health, safety and well being of the occupants, the building meets the criteria to be condemned. Because it is unoccupied, the BOH can condemn the building at any time. The family thea will have the right to appeal the decision if they wish. To date, the only action taken by Mr. Bonitto has been boarding up the structure. There are still broken windows, and the front door is not lockable. The building needs to be secured. Lucy Burton moved that the building at 36 Jacbon Road be condemned, having been determined after BOH inspection that it meets the criteria for being unfit for human habitation. Steven Ball seconded the motion. All approved. Steven Ball moved that the BOH approve an order to secure the dwelling at 36 Jacbon Road, to prevent further damage or looting to the structure. Lucy Burton seconded the motion. All approved. Review of Housing Inspection—80 Lakeside Trailer Perk Glen responded to a complaint from a neighbor to inspect a double wide trailer at#80 Lakeside Trailer Park. The owner's niece and her boyfriend and a 7 month old child were living there. Glen discovered 12 or 13 of 27 violations that met conditions that impair the health, safety and well being of the occupants. Glen therefore considered the trailer to be unfit for human habitation, and told the owner that the property is condemned. The owner is in the process of selling the trailer back to the trailer park. Glen recommended mende