9/6/2006 BOARD OF HEALTH Minutes

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1� 8. Review of Food Inspections: Mashpee Public Schools Cafeterias Maryrose Grady, member of the Mashpee School Committee, and Robert Scott, Food Service Director, introduced themselves to the Board. Glen Harrington stated that there was a pre-operation inspection at the schools on Sept. 5th by Veronica Warden. There were critical violations found. The water temperature of the dishwasher was below required standards; the refrigerator temperature for staff was below required standards; and a lack of adequate staff to clean the kitchens was noted. A subsequent inspection on 9/05/06 found the critical violations corrected. Glen Harrington recommended that there be an HAACP(Hazard Analysis and Critical Control Plan) plan set in place for all the schools, and that extra cleaning staff be hired beyond what the kitchen/janitorial staff is responsible for covering. Robert Scott, Food Service Director, needs to visit and supervise the schools on a daily basis, and should set up a Sery Save refresher training course for staff. Lucy Burton made a motion that the Director of Food Services implement an HAACP plan which is to include the requirement that Robert Scott, as the supervisor and overseer of food service in the Mashpee School system, visits each school on a daily basis. Steven Ball seconded the motion. All approved. OLD BUSINESS 1. Jimmy's BLT. Glen Harrington recounted that at the 7/05/06 meeting,the BOH ordered the amendment of the order to allow continuation of the operation of the establishment of Jimmy's BLT with the following stipulations: that the establishment convert from silver ware and china to paper goods; that the facility have 25 seats; that the engineer's As Built plan is provided for the grease trap; and that the establishment is hooked up to Town water. All the above requirements have been met except the hookup to Town water. Lucy Burton made a motion to fine Jimmy's BLT$100 per day until the establishment is hooked up to Town water, starting from the day of receipt of a hand-delivered letter from the BOH informing the establishment of the ruling. Steven Ball seconded the motion. All approved. 2. The Bam. On July 19, 2006, the BOH fined The Barn$300 for the third tobacco regulation violation. As of September 6`", six weeks later, no fines have been paid. Lucy Burton made a motion that the BOH revoke the tobacco sales permit for The Barn until the$300 fine is paid. Steven Ball seconded the motion. All approved. DISCUSSION 1. MA. Law, Chapter 135 of the Acts of 2006—Act Relative to the Licensure of Massage Glen Harrington stated that this is an FYI that the State has issued a registration and certification for Massage Therapists. 2. FYI—Habitat for Humanity Letter Glen Harrington reported receipt of a thank you letter from Victoria Goldsmith, Executive Director of Habitat for Humanity of Cape Cod, thanking the BOH for waiving permit fees for percolation test and soil absorption system installation fees for homes that Habitat will build on 59 Quashnet Road and 562 Cotuit Road in Mashpee. 3. Board of Health Draft Hurricane Operations Plan Glen Harrington stated that the report looks very good but that he will add a MITIGATION section to . the plan in order to follow the same format as the Town comprehensive plan. After completion of the Mitigation section, Glen will forward the draft of the plan to the Police and Fire Departments as well as Joyce Mason. 4