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BOARD OF HEALTH
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09/06/2006
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NEW BUSINESS <br /> 1. Sign Warrants. The Board members signed the warrants. <br /> 2. Approval of Minutes of July 19,2006. The Board determined that the 7/19/06 minutes already <br /> had been approved as corrected at the August 2, 2006 board meeting. <br /> The following comments were given on the minutes from the August 2, 2006 meeting: <br /> - Page 1, under APPOINTMENTS, Deer Crossing, item c, line 4: Baxter Eddy should read <br /> Baxter Nye. <br /> - Page 1, under APPOINTMENTS, Deer Crossing, item d, line 1: CMP should read CMR. <br /> - Page 1, under APPOINTMENTS, Deer Crossing, paragraph 4, line 1 should read: Pat <br /> Brady, attorney representing Deer Crossing Condominiums, deleting the words Baxter Nye. <br /> The August 2, 2006 minutes will be reviewed for approval at the 9/20/06 BOH meeting. <br /> 3. Request for BOH Review: 19 Barnacle Lane, Nitrogen Aggregation Plan. <br /> Joe Clancy, owner of 19 Barnacle Lane, introduced himself to the Board. <br /> Glen Harrington commented that Exhibit A on the draft of the Grant of Easement request still includes <br /> all of the open space. A deed for the credit land portion of the open space should be drawn up. Joe <br /> Clancy stated that he would have his attorney redraw the plan to delineate the portion of the open <br /> space being credited to the 19 Barnacle Lane Nitrogen Aggregation plan. <br /> Lucy Burton made a motion to approve the Title V Design plan and the Nitrogen Aggregation plan and <br /> the draft granting the Title V nitrogen loading restriction and easement approved by DEP, pending the <br /> change in the description of the credit land in Exhibit A to delineate that portion of the credit land being <br /> assigned to the 19 Barnacle Lane Nitrogen Aggregation plan. Steven Ball seconded the motion. All <br /> approved. <br /> 4. Temporary Food Permit Request: Rotary Club of Bourne for Seaside LeMans <br /> Glen Harrington commented that there will be a Sery Safe person serving the hot food from grills <br /> under a tent. <br /> Lucy Burton made a motion to approve the Rotary Club of Bourne application for a temporary food <br /> permit for Seaside LeMans, pending inspection by the BOH. Steven Ball seconded the motion. All <br /> approved. <br /> S. Septic Variance Request: Monitoring of IIA System at 23 Regatta Drive. <br /> Richard J. Davis, owner of 23 Regatta Drive, introduced himself to the Board. Mr. Davis is requesting <br /> a variance to allow one year of satisfactory monitoring in lieu of the required two years of quarterly <br /> nitrogen testing. <br /> Steven Ball made a motion to grant the variance request at 23 Regatta Drive with the condition that <br /> the BOH agent, upon receipt of the testing results, review and approve at an average of 19 mg per liter <br /> or below. Lucy Burton seconded the motion. All approved. <br /> 6. Food Code Compliance/Infectious Disease Report: Great Wall Restaurant <br /> Glen Harrington reported that the latest Dept. of Public Health notification has been positive. <br /> Employees have been cooperative, and understand that employees cannot return to work until <br /> everyone is healthy. <br /> 7. Regulation Review: Recycling Regulation <br /> To be continued until the next BOH meeting with Glenn Santos in attendance. <br /> 3 <br />
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