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a� The library has begun adding books on CD and * Public bathing beach water testing performed rte DVDs to the collection, in answer to patron requests. by Barnstable County Department of Health & m ns delayed adding these formats and Environment. Space limitatio tle w limit their growth. Completion of the building project Revenues generated by the Board of Health dur- a will address these issues. ud' ing 2002 as compared to 2001 are as follows: The Building Committee continues to work on the Library Building Project. They have determined _ 2002 2001 ale the library will remain on the present site and that a Perc tests 7,250.00 13,250.00 20,000 square foot building is needed to meet the Septic permits 19,750.00 20,425.00 the: town's library service requirements. They anticipate Well permits 2,650.00 2,600.00 ao bringing an article before Town Meeting in May 2003 Installer's permits 4,650.00 3,850.00 for the funds to design the new library. Fund raising Septic pumpers 1,300.00 2,100.00 has begun and they will be asking for the remaining Trailer parks 21,022.00 17,254.00 jos` construction money at a future Town Meeting. Pool permits 3,100.00 1,500.00 lso `Construction is anticipated to begin in about two Motel permits 200.00 600.00 ai. years. Food permits 10,493.50 10,606.00 qStable permits 260.00 290.00 pit; Respectfully submitted, Misc. permits 4,261.67 7,162.12 �j Trash haulers 3,000.00 1,500.00 l¢d Helene B.DeFoe Commercial stickers* 3,000.00 Library Director Recycling revenue* 1,811.80 CSS Is Tobacco sales permits 80.00 165.00 I o,' Fines 300.00 1,480.00 Report of the Disposal Fees* 944.45 Board of Health Upper Cape Reg om Transfer Station* 69,586.96 les TOTAL REVENUES $78,317.17 $158,125.33 and To the Honorable Board of Selectmen * 2001 to June our and the Citizens of the Town of Mashpee: Revenues generated January 1, 30, 2001. DPW has jurisdiction of these accounts ou, ldu We the Board of Health, respectfully submit our since July 2001. Idtl annual report for the calendar year 2002. Calendar year 2002 can be partially classified as The following is a partial list of the services pro- a response to the September 11, 2001 attacks on the [ba vided by the Board of Health and its staff during 2002 World Trade Center. The potential use of bioterrorism ORS as compared to 2001: has brought public health to the forefront of the daily loves 0 f Americans. Global events have focused our the elf, local attention to bioterrorism preparedness, training Ito 2002 2001 and response networking. aro Perc tests 97 182 the Board of unz Water tests* 10 140 As a result of the May elections, abl¢ Pool inspections 54 48 Health welcomed a new member, MaryRose Grady. Complaint investigations 80 63 Ms. Grady, a registered nurse, was director of Health Septic inspections 181 192 Services for the Mashpee School system. MaryRose 11n¢ Food inspections 125 167 replaced John Doherty, a long standing member of the ber. Housing inspections 42 43 Board of Health. We have enjoyed working with John taat Hazardous emergency calls 4 6 and would like to thank him for his dedicated and dili- for Illegal dumping investin ations 17 27 gent service to the town. P g g the Building Permit Review/ Annual responsibilities include oversight of post tom Approval 309 erb Massage Facility Inspections 19 - closure operations at the landfill Gas sampling and bmitted to the state along with semi- her Tanning Facility Inspections 3 - reports must be su rany Beach Closures 2 - annual cap inspections,groundwater and surface water monitoring and engineering services. � 115 � t I