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- the PAB list of public facilities Building Permit Review/Approval 528 782 Massage Facility Inspections 9 6 -the Massachusetts Office of Environmental Tanning Facility Inspections 4 5 Affairs Beach Closures 1 4 Body Art Facility Inspections 0 2 -the Community Preservation State Website Camps 6 3 Again, the Conimission would like to recognize Revenues generated by the Board of Health dur- the diligence and talents of our dedicated staff, our ing 2005 as compared to 2004 are as follows: Clerk, Aqua O'Hara, is the "backbone" of our Departinent-She"goes beyond the call of duty"in her 2005 2004 efforts. On behalf of the Agent, the Assistant Agent, Perk tests 7,600.00 12,500.00 the Commissioners and the public.We would also like Septic permits 26,286.00 25,885.00 to thank our recording secretary, Fran Wise, for her Septic Inspection Reports 11,300.00 10,675.00 patience and ability to make sense out of our some- Well permits 4,300.00 2,500.00 times "interesting"meetings. Installer's permits 8,250.00 10,200.00 Septic pumpers 2,200.00 2,300.00 On behalf of the Commission, Trailer parks 16,186.00 20,702.00 John Fitzsimmons, Chairman Pool permits 3,100.00 2,800.00 Michael Talbot, Vice Chairman Motel permits 650.00 650.00 Cassandra Costa Food permits 13,307.00 15,651.00 Ralph Shaw Stable permits 275.00 190.00 Leonard Pinaud Misc. permits 1,596.00 4,665.00 Lloyd Allen Trash haulers 3,500.00 3,500.00 Jeff Cross Tobacco sales permits 1,100.00 800.00 John Miller,Associate Member Fines 1,200.00 3,400.00 TOTAL REVENUES $100,850.00 $116,418.00 Emergency preparedness efforts in 2005 Report of the included the preparation of the initial stages of the Emergency Dispensing Site Plan, the Pandemic Flu Board of Health Plan of the Infectious Disease Emergency Plan. The completion of these plans is anticipated in 2006. To the Honorable Board of Selectmen and the Large commercial and residential projects of Citizens of the Town of Mashpee 2005 consisted of the residential/commercial Main Street Village project,the River Hill Development and We, the Board of Health,respectfully submit our the ever-expanding Mashpee Commons. Other pro- annual report for the calendar year 2005. jects the Board of Health was involved in was the Blue Ribbon Committee that was formed to review environ- The following is a partial list of the services pro- mental projects in the town. The Board also volun- vided by the Board of Health and its staff during 2005 teered at Otis Air Force Base to aid the evacuees of as compared to 2004: Hurricane Katrina. 2005 2004 Dr. Lewis Mantel continues to volunteer in our Perc tests 76 125 health department. His expertise in regional emer- Pool inspections 64 57 gency planning proves invaluable as well as his inter- Complaint nterComplaint investigations 44 74 ests in innovative/alternative technology. We thank Septic inspections 512 511 him for his time and collaboration in our public health Food inspections 188 158 matters. Housing inspections 70 84 Hazardous emergency calls 3 4 The Barnstable County Department of Health Illegal dumping investigations 11 27 and Environment's ongoing monitoring of our innova- 162