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w <br /> 2. Review.-Public session Minutes of 312311 <br /> Burton Kaplan made a moti n,that the Board approve a amended the minutes of the.BOH <br /> Public'Session meeting held on 3/23/11. Lucy Burton seconded the motion. Thee motion was <br /> unanimously,approved. <br /> 3.' Request for 2011 Trash Hauier's License: C.L. Noonan Container Services, Inc. <br /> Lucy Burton made a motion to continue review of the application for the e.L Cloonan Container <br /> Services 2011 Trashy Hauler's Permit to the next BOH meeting on 4/27111. Burton Kaplan <br /> seconded the motion. The motion was unanimously approved. <br /> 4. Request for 2011 Food E.stabIishment License: Mashpee Congregational Church <br /> Burton Kaplan made a motion to approve the application by the Mashpee Congregational <br /> Church for a 2011 Food E t blishment permit, subject to receipt of information as to their having <br /> been determined to be a 501 c 3 organization'by the Internal I evenue Service. Lucy Burton <br /> seconded the notion. The motion was unanimously approved. <br /> . Absolutely Juiced —Aaron Perry F <br /> Aaron Perry introduced himself to the Board as the manager of Absolutely Juiced. <br /> Glen Harrington stated that a juice bar for smoothies and sandwiches is proposed across from <br /> Asia Chinese food restaurant in Mashpee Commons. Aaron Perry stated that he is a Certified <br /> Food Manager; Glen stated that a floor pian has been reviewed by the BOH. <br /> Burton Kaplan made a motion that the Board of Health approve the Food Establishment Permit <br /> application submitted by Absolutely Juiced, subject to receipt of a menu and BOH inspection <br /> prior to opening. Lucy-Burton seconded the motion. The motion was unanimously approved. <br /> . Draft Poultry regulation <br /> Glen Harrington stated that Veronica Warden had received eight or mine phone ells regarding <br /> information on whether Mashpee had a poultry regulation with ,requirements for raising <br /> chickens. Ms. Warden was in favor of having a poultry regulation for Mashpee-requiring ' <br /> registration so that the BOH is knowledgeable about where poultry is being rased in Mashpee. <br /> As Animal Inspector, Ms. warden is responsible for the accountability of livestock. Glen stated <br /> that although poultry is not considered livestock, it is not much of a stretch to say that the BOH <br /> should be checking for infectious disease as well as care of the animals, all of which falls within <br /> the Animal Inspector purview. Glen distributed copies of a Poultry Regulation from the Town.of F <br /> Yarmouth, written in 1980, for the Board's comments. <br /> Discussion followed among the Board members regarding the Yarmouth poultry regulation. <br /> Lucy Burton stated that she has done much research on chickens and their habits and reported <br /> that there is a huge movement-across the country for raising chickens. Lucy Burton felt that <br /> the Yarmouth regulation was very outdated, and stated further that in her opinion, Mashpee did <br /> not need a poultry regulation. Glen Harrington stated that he was not in favor of the regulation, <br /> since the BO H has the ability to handle any complaints with the a fisting Nuisance.Control <br /> regulation, and complaints can be handled as well by the Police Department. <br /> Burton Caplan made a motion that the Board defer action on instituting a poultry regulation at <br /> this time. Lucy Burton seconded the motion. The motion was unanimously approved. <br /> Lucy Burton agreed to work on drafting a poultry regulation that wuId,be appropriate for the <br /> Torn of Mashpee, should it become necessary to have one in place. <br /> 4 <br />