3/30/2006 BOARD OF HEALTH Minutes

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i 4 The issue of the D-day variance request for Sear Safe training pf new Mashpee Mobil on the Iun hires was then discussed. -The request is to allow for a 30-day Sear Safe training period at the Mashpee a location for the new Mashpee hires. Sherry Fouls#on again reiterated the difficulty Mobil has of tralning new Mires for the Mashpee store at the Centerville location, citing. transportation problems for some newly hired employees. Also, employees who are trained in Centerville are reluctant to relocate to Mashpee as their pernnarient job location, once their training period is completed. Steven Ball reminded the Board that we are still in litigation, and the Board had voted to deny any variance requests by Mob iI until that issue was settled. Glen Harrington questioned whether it was the right thing for the BOH to hold over the heads of Mobil the litigation r : the issue of the appeal of the fine. Lucy Burton commented that although she was not on the BOH at the time of the earlier problems with Mobil,il, it seemed that they are now adhering to all the Board's requests, having suppled all records requested, and are working hard to make necessary changes at the store. Glenn Santos made a motion to amend a 9107104 BOH decision to require that all new llllobil on the Run employees to be sery Safe certified, by allowing a 30 slay grace period for the Bery Safe training and certification of new Mashpee hires. The followling stipulations to the amendment will apply: that Mobil submit to the BOH a Sery Safe certificate for.all new Mashpee hires when their training is-cornpleted, together with their date of mire; that any critical violations by Mobil on the Run within one year would nullify the amendment to the 9/0 7/04 BOH decision. Lucy Burton seconded the motion. All approved. . Mashpee Veterinary Hospital—continued#turfy March 1 ,2006. Glen Harrington reported that the HospitaI has-installed a dump ter on the premises for collection and disposal of their medical wastes. Glen also reported that he called the State Board of Health to-request guidelines as to what constituted medical hazards but got no helpful information. In an email response, they referred Glen to the regulation on the web, which Glen had already seen. Glen plans to go to the Mate in person and.go over each item individually to get a decision on what is or is not a hazard. Glenn Santos roved that a decision on violations committed by the Mashpee Vetednary Hospital be continued to the next.BOH-meeting when there is more definite information available from the Mate as to what does/does not constitute a-medical hazard. Steven Ball seconded the motion. All approved. . Pizza Prima-Phil Panascil"Show Cause" Hearing. Phil Panasci, owner of Pizza Prima, introduced himself to the Board, and gave a report on what Inas been done at the restaurant. llllr. Panaci stated that he had hired a professional clearing company to come in. The moods have been cleared: the grill floor has been stripped and waxed;. the shed behind the shop has been completed,-with a new walk-in freezer installed; a neva hot water heater has been installed: and the front of the shop has been landscaped. One of the two bathrooms is being renovated for storage purposes. He is in the process of working up a regular maintenance schedule. Phil stated that his six staff members have been very cooperative. He Mated that lour of his staff are Sere Safe certified. . Approval of the New cesspool Regulation ; Glenn Santos made a motion to add approval of the new cesspool regulation to the meeting agenda. Lucy Burton seconded the motion. All approved. Glen Harrington reported that the new regulation had been advertised for two weeks, and now the Board needed to Grote on approval of the regulation. Glen Harrington stated that as with.every regulation, a variance c-an be requested. Therefore, each property owner has the right to ask for a variance on the new ruling. The BOH must entertain the request, but does not necessarily have to grant it. 3