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12 <br /> s <br /> i Report of the Board of Health <br /> s <br /> ` This is the final report of this Board as a part of the <br /> ' Board of Selectmen. You will remember the Town voted to <br /> separate the Board of Health from the Board of Selectmen. <br /> For that reason we have submitted an article establishing an <br /> expense account for the Board of Health. <br /> The Board of Selectmen will be happy to pass on any <br /> information it has to the new Board to make its task of <br /> setting up the new department easier. <br /> There are several conditions and problems which will <br /> require some attention in the very near future. One problem <br /> which is facing this board is the fact that it has little or no <br /> Iq <br /> rules or regulations under which it can operate. True, it <br /> can always invoke the state statutes, but these are in most <br /> t instances not drawn up to cope with the local problems. The <br /> County Health Department will be glad to co-operate in <br /> drawing up these rules and regulations. <br /> 3 Another major problem is the present dump or disposal <br /> �M area which for several years has been a source of complaints <br /> '+ because of its location and condition. We believe the condi- <br /> tion has been improved somewhat by having an attendant <br /> at the dumps for a limited number of days during the heavy <br /> dumping season, burning when possible and occasional bull- <br /> dozing; the work at the dump is of course limited by the <br /> r `I budget under which it is done. The area could be kept in <br /> �. better condition with the expenditure of more money and/or <br /> " more cooperation from the people who use this area by <br /> TIE � dumping their refuse in the proper place at the dump. <br /> l � <br /> Now, as to relocating the Town dump. We are recom- <br /> mending an area between Rte. 28 and Meeting House Road on <br /> e the Northerly side of Ashers Path. This is a large area with <br /> i ' <br />
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