4/3/2014 BOARD OF HEALTH Minutes

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F 6. Request for 2014 Food Service Establishment Permit and 2014 detail Food Permit (Food Pantry): Ma hpee Wampan ag Community and Government center. Glen Harrington stated that the Tribal Government Center has been completed, and the Tribe wishes. to obtain a food establishment permit and a food pantry permit. The floor plan, applications, certified food manager certificate, and allergy awareness certificate have been provided. The final inspections have been performed. There is no menu as the kitchen facilities will be used for events. Lucy Burton made a motion that the Board of Health a pprve the 2014 Food Establishment and Food Pantry Permits for the Mashpee vampanoag Community and Government Center. Burton Kaplan seconded the motion. The motion was unanimously approved. . Tobacco Violations: CVS Pharmacy and Andy's Market. Glen Harrington commented that on March 30, 2014, the Cape cod Tobacco Control Program performed a series of sting operations with a minor within the Torn of Mashpee. Two locations were reported to the Beard of Health that made tobacco sales to a minor. Andy's Market and CVS Pharmacy. According to the Board of Health Tobacco Regulation, this would be considered a first offense for each of the facilities and each would be fined $100.00' . Bryan Anderson, owner of Andy's Market, introduced himself to the Board. Mr. Anderson remarked that a cashier in his store made a mistake by selling tobacco to a minor, and the store policy is to fire employees that break the rules. Mr. Anderson would like more information before making a determination. Nor. Anderson also commented that he was unhappy because he las rade aware of the violation through the media. Mr. Harrington will contact the cape Cod Tobacco Control Program and request details of the sting operation that took place on that particular day. Kalliope Eg]off, on behalf of the Board, sincerely apologized to Mr. Anderson for the way he was notified via electronic media. i i OLD BUSINESS i 1. Bridges at Mashpee— Drainage Plans. Glen Harrington commented that the Board of Health met on March 6, 2014, to approve the Site and Septic Plan for the Bridges at Ilashpee project. At that time the drainage plans were not submitted so the Board made a condition of the approval of the Site and Septic Plan that the drainage plans had to be provided and reviewed. Mr. Harrington reviewed thein and sent comments to Sear' Foster of Stantec on Larch 10, 2014. 1r. Harrington stated that Bio-Retention Areas 3 and 4 did not have subsurface drainage components that are required by the Board of Health. Mr. Foster responded that since these 2 areas did not receive drainage from pavement, it did not require to have subsurface drainage. Mr. Harrington explained to Mr. Foster that any standing water is not allowed because of mosquito breeding. Mr. Foster's explanation was because of the . construction of the bio-retention areas, the certifications by the installer, and the Operation and Maintenance Contracts that are required by the Planning Board Special Permit and by the Cape cod Commission that these retention areas would never have a drainage issue creating ponding of water for mosquitoes to breed. Lucy Burton made a motion that the Board of Health approve the Drainage Plans for the Bridges at Mashpee. Burton Kaplan seconded the motion. The motion was unanimously approved. . Design Flows in Excess of 600 Gallons Per Day Regulation: Protect Water Quality in the Town of Ilahee. The Board members signed the regulation to "Protect Water Quality in the Town of Mashpee".