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1 BOS Meeting <br /> �• Page 5 . 2/10/82 <br /> Plumbing Inspector <br /> Mr. Murphy explained that the Plumbing Inspector has been appointed by <br /> the Building Inspector for the past several years, as required by the <br /> State Building Code. Yet, his budget, etc . has been handled through <br /> the Office of the Board of Health. The question is, shouldn' t this be <br /> transferred to the Building Inspector' s Office, and permits be issued <br /> from there? <br /> Mr. Lawrence responded that that would be no problem for the Board of <br /> Health. The only hitch might be in the issuing of permits -- he felt <br /> that that should be kept in the Board of. Health Office . That' s the only <br /> way of being sure, he said, that all health requirements are met before <br /> permits are issued. . . .for instance, before a disposal is installed, a <br /> larger septic system is required, etc . <br /> Chm. Garland agreed that it ,was important that these conditions be met <br /> before a permit is issued, and asked if.:,�that couldn' t be handled by a <br /> daily report form being sent to their office daily? Sel . Thomas suggested <br /> it might b e better to send a copy of the applications to the Board of <br /> Health: Town Counsel stated that that sounded like a reasonable solution, <br /> and should satisfy all requirements. The Board of Health agreed to that <br /> plan, and it was mutually agreed that it could begin immediately. <br /> The Board of Health left. <br /> PRESS <br /> A, member of the Press asked if Atty. St. Clair had authored the bill that <br /> was the subject of the recent Washington Post article, reprinted in the <br /> Cape Cod Times? Chm. Garland said he wasn' t sure, but he would doubt it, <br /> since the bill, as written, does not include Massachusetts. <br /> Meeting adjourned at 3 : 20 p.m. <br /> Respectfully submitted, <br /> Grace Erdman, <br /> Administrative Secretary <br />