7/6/2017 BOARD OF HEALTH Minutes

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l On February 16, 2017, Attorney Wall attended the hearing representing Lakeside Estates and commented that the units are owned by the occupants not the park. The park owns the infrastructure. The park owner is required to supply 30 psi of water pressure at the connection to the manufactured home. The Board requested an Agent- witnessed water test, which occurred on March g, 2017. It was performed at the exterior of the unit. 30 psi or more were evident at the outside of the unit. However, the owner of the unit was not available for testing within the unit. The park owner feels the problem with the water pressure is inside the unit because the plumbing has a filtration system. Glen Harrington stated that he does not agree with most of Attorney Wall's allegations regarding the water pressure or the causes. The cause is-directly with the distribution system. When water is used inside the trailer, the water pressure drops. This means the distribution system is not providing enough pressure. The park operator continues to ignore the situation and fails to provide-proper pressure. Under the Sanitary Code in performance of this system with the plumbing, while the plumbing is operating inside the trailer, it is failing to maintain temperature, and that is the violation. Even though the military will be paying for the installation of town water, this has been an on-going issue since September of 2016. The static pressure is fine. Lakeside Estates is not being cited for the static pressure. They are cited for failure to maintain temperature in performance with the system. The filtration unit was removed 7 years ago from Unit#8 Lakeside Estates. Brian Baurngaertel started that the Sanitary code has been violated. The fines in this particular case should remain as stated in the December 28, 2016, order letter. The static pressure at the spigot was 41 psi without any usage within the unit. Static pressure is not dynamic pressure. It should be able to maintain that minimum amount of pressure regardless of water usage. The Board made some effort to resolve this by requesting Mr. Haney to excavate the line and prove there is no leak, which he refused to do. Laurel Almquist made a motion that the Board of Health re-confirm the fines issued in the December 28, 20116, letter for 41 days of non-compliance at $100 per day for a total of 4,1100.00. Brian Baurngaertel seconded the motion. The motion was unanimously approved. NEW BUSINESS 1. Board of Health lie^orga' nization. Laurel Almquist made a motion that the Board of Health nominate Brian Baurngaertel as Chairman of the Board of Health for the Fiscal Year 2018. Brian Baurngaertel seconded the motion. The motion was unanimously approved. Brian Baurngaertel made a motion that the Board of Health nominate Laurel Almquist as o--Chair of the Board of Health for the Fiscal Year 2018. Laurel Almquist seconded the motion. The motion was unanimously approved. . Sign'Expense warrants. The Board members signed the expense warrants. 3. Review/Approve BOH Public Session Minutes: dune 1, 2017. Laurel Almquist made a motion that the Board of Health approve the Public Session minutes of June 1 2017. Brian Baumgaertel seconded the motion. The motion was unanimously approved. 4. Request for 2017 Mobile Permit— Dawg in the road (Russell Frayre). The applicant, Russell Frayre (Dawg in the Road), has submitted the application, business certificate, State Hawkers & Peddlers License} certified Food Protection Manager certificate, Allergy Awareness certificate, commissary permit and agreement, liability insurance, menu, and a passing inspection of the mobile unit was performed for Dawg in the Road. Laurel Almquist made a motion that the Board of Health approve the 2017 Mobile Food Permit for Dawg in the Road, Russell Frayre. Brian Baumgaertel seconded the motion. The motion was unanimously approved. 5. Request for 2017 Residential Kitchen and Temporary Food Permits—chopchague Farre.