06/17/1999 BOARD OF HEALTH Minutes

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i MINUTES June 17, 1999 3 BOARD OF HEALTH Mr. Cram motioned to approve the subdivision plan for Robert Cardillo. Mr. Ball seconded the motion. APPOINTMENT: Sasha Relic re: Massa e Therapist Permit. Ms. Reljic was in attendance for her scheduled appointment. Ms. Mayer stated, "Ms. Reljic has applied for a Massage Therapist Permit. She took the test, which she failed. She was licensed in Croatia, however she has no current licenses in any other towns nor has she taken the certified therapeutic exam. She's requesting the Board's consideration in granting her a permit without these qualifications which are normal requirements by the Board." Mr. Ball motioned to continue this request until after Ms. Reljic has re-taken the exam with the assistance of a dictionary. Mr. Cram seconded the motion. OLD BUSINESS Proposed Nitrogen Loading Regulation Mr. McQuaid stated, "We re-worded certain parts to make the IOppm and 600- gallons per day consistent throughout the regulation and to include all properties." Mr. Ball motioned to approve the Nitrogen Loading Regulation as of this date pending publication and a two-week comment period. Mr. Cram seconded the motion. Letter from Mr. Ed Baker re: Watershed Nutrient overloading Board acknowledged and put on file. Transfer Station Mr. McQuaid stated, "I met at the Transfer Station with Roger Alcott of Weston & Sampson, Mr. DiMaggio, Mr. Writenouer and Mr. Cassanelli regarding the transition of the transfer station operation. Mr. Cassanelli requested permission to start bringing in some of his equipment. We went through the recycling area. There are some minor repairs that need to be done such as the retaining bars around the recycling area. There are a couple of minor details that need to be taken care of prior to July 1. Mr. DiMaggio gave his word that the place will look spotless by the end of the month." Recycling Committee Ms. Mayer stated, "A Recycling Committee needs to be formed and it should consist of a member of the Board of Health, a member of the Board of Selectmen and three citizens at large. We need to go through the proper channels to form this committee and advertise the positions to see what experience people have."