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TOWN OF MASHPEE <br /> BOARD OF HEALTH - PUBLIC MEETING <br /> Minutes of the Meeting of Wednesday, May.3, 2006 <br /> Board Members Present: Board Member Absent: Also Present: <br /> Glenn Santos, Chairman Lucy Burton, Cleric Glen Harrington, Health Agent <br /> Steven Ball, Co-Chairman Veronica Warden, Asst. Health Agent <br /> Chairman Glenn Santos called the meeting to order-at 7:04 PM. <br /> APPOINTMENTS <br /> Gilliam Sanborn, Mobile Food Permit Request <br /> William Sanbom introduced himself to the Board. He stated that he was requesting approval of a food <br /> permit for the purpose of operating a mobile hot dog cart. Mr. Sanborn is presently talking to the-property <br /> management company for Roche Brothers about placing the cart in the Roche Brothers grocery store <br /> parking lot. Mr. Sanborn plans to sell only hot dogs, packaged items such as potato chips, and canned <br /> sof#dri nl s. He does not plan to have condiments such as.chopped onions or sauerkraut on the cart. Mr. <br /> Sanborn described the cart as being brand new, 350 pounds In Freight, having a sink,with Foot and cold <br /> running water. Glen Harrington commented that he recommended Mr. Sanborn get a Sery safe <br /> certificate, in the event he may want to expand his line of available food products beyond just hot dogs, <br /> such as clopped onions, for example. <br /> Tenn Santos made a motion that the Board approve the mobile food permit request by Mr..Sanbom for <br /> operation of a mobile-hot dog cart, pending inspection by the BOH, with the stipulation that Mr. Sanborn <br /> get a Sery Safe certificate within in o days, and that no condiments such as dropped onions be served <br /> from the cart until Mr. Sanborn has the Sery Safe certificate. Steven Ball seconded the motion. All <br /> approved. <br /> OLD BUSINESS <br /> 1. Mashpee Veterinary Hospital—continued from 3116106 meeting <br /> Glean Harrington stated that he is still waiting for information from DPW regarding information a s to <br /> whether the needles were still attached in the waste materials picked up on the roadside. Glen reiterated <br /> that-he had gotten no assistance from the State ars to what is and is not considered medical waste <br /> matehal. Glen Harrington plans to meet with Dr. LewisMantel to come up with a protocol for medical <br /> waste rnawtedal .. <br /> Steven Ball made a motion to continue the issue until the next BOH meeting. Glenn Santos seconded <br /> the motion. All approved. <br /> 2. Administrative Review wr for septic Compliance: Deer crossing Commercial condominiums <br /> Glen Harrington reported that he has not heard back from Mr. Ha," r regarding his plans to proceed with <br /> the construction to bring Deer Crossing Commercial Condominiums into compliance with local Board of <br /> Health Regulations. <br /> Glenn Santos made a motion that Glen Harwrin ton send certified letter to Mr. Ha ar requesting a work <br /> schedule of construction to bring the Deer Crossing Commercial Condominiums into compliance with Title <br /> V Septic Regulation, with a reply to be received no later than the date of the next BOH meeting, on <br /> 5/17/06. Steven Ball seconded the motion. All approved. <br /> NEW BUSINESS <br /> t sign Warrants. Board members signed the warrants. <br /> 1 <br />
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