1/13/2010 BOARD OF HEALTH Minutes

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i i I -would be more fair because the BOH would be treating Cavossa more strictly than the other haulers. Patrick Costello asked Mr. Cavossa hover he would deal with mixed commercial loads from several towns when delivering trash to UCRTS. Mr. Cavossa stated that he would credit the entire amount of trash to the Town of Mashpee. Burton Kaplan suggested that Mr. Cavossa and Glen Harrington meet between'now and the next BOH meeting on 1/27/10 to work out the details of the proposed arrangement with Cavossa. The BOH agreed to continue discussion of the proposal at its next meeting with a fall Board present. The Board agreed to reinstate the Cavossa waste haulers license until its next meeting on 1/27/10. Kallwo e E loff made a motion that the Board continue discussion regarding the Cavossa p . Waste H ler's permit for 2010 until the next meeting on 1/27110. Burton Kaplan seconded the motion. The motion was unanimously approved. NEW BUSINESS 1. sign Warrants. Nowarrants. 2. Approve Public Session'130H minutes: December 23, 2009. Kallicpe Egloff made a motion to approve as amended the B H Public session minutes from the meeting on December 23, 2009. Burton Kaplan seconded the motion. The motion was unanimously approved. OLD BUSINESS 1. Rental Property Housing Regulation —Response Letter from Ma hpee Housing Leila Botsford, P.H.M., Executive Director of the Mashpee Housing Authority, introduced herself to the Board. In a letter to the Board of Health, dated 12/22/09, Ills. Botsford outlined her questions and concerns with regard to the BOH Dental Property Housing Regulation. Her primary issue with the regulation was that the fee the B H will be charging is waived for all non-profit agencies, and not for tax-exempt agencies that are not non-profits, such as the. Housing Authority. IIs. Botford stated that the Housing Authority is not a non-profit agency but is in no way able to afford to pay the housing regulation fees assessed against the housing authority for inspections of its public housing units. Ms. Botford stated further that these fees would severely impact the Housing Authority budget which most recently was cut by the State by 5%. Glen Harrington stated that the BOH regulation is concerned about the sanitary conditions of places where people are placed, and is geared toward protecting the people renting home to ensure that they are properly.maintained. Burton Kaplan asked that Leila Botsford and Glen Harrington work together to come to a understanding as to hover to modify the fee section of the Rental Property Housing Regulation to the satisfaction of the Ma tepee Housing Authority. Cindi Maule representing the State and Federal Fair Housing Department introduced herself to the Board. Ms_ ll aule stated her concern that the BOH Rental Property Housing Regulation should be compatible with the State and Federal Fair Housing Act. Patrick