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rN' a Town of Reading RECEIVED <br />Meeting Minutes TOWN CLERKREADING, MA. <br />it Vr_ <br />2022 JUL I I AM 7: 53 <br />Board - Committee - Commission - Council: <br />Board of Health <br />Date: 2022-06-02 Time: 7:00 PM <br />Building: Location: <br />Address: Session: Open Session <br />Purpose: Remote Meeting - Open Session Version: Final <br />Attendees: Members - Present: <br />Chair Richard Lopez, Vice Chair Kerry Dunnell, Paula Curren; Associate <br />Members: Geri Cramer, Kevin Sexton <br />Members - Not Present: <br />Others Present: <br />Public Health Director Ade Solarin, Health Inspector Jennifer Velazquez, <br />Public Health Nurse Kristine Harris, Carlo Bacci, Ryan, Courtney, Narcissa <br />Lyons <br />Minutes Respectfully Submitted By: Jacquelyn LaVerde <br />Topics of Discussion: <br />This meeting was held remotely via Zoom. <br />Chair Richard Lopez called the meeting to order at 7:03 pm. <br />Review/Approval of Minutes May 19. 2022 <br />On a motion by Dr. Lopez, and seconded by Ms. Dunnell, the Board of Health voted <br />3-0-0 to approve the meeting minutes of May 19, 2022 as amended, by noting Mr. <br />Sexton's arrival time. <br />Roll call vote: Paula Curren - Yes, Kerry Dunnell - Yes, Richard Lopez - Yes. <br />Public Health Director Ade Solarin stated that the YMCA is requesting permission to operate <br />their summer recreational camp without a prior inspection. The regulations state that the <br />Board of Health has to vote to approve or deny such requests. The YMCA is requesting <br />because they serve students who use vouchers for payment, and will not be allowed to start <br />unless a permit has been Issued. There is a provision in the regulations that allows the local <br />BOH to grant without a prior inspection if the camp is under the same ownership as the <br />previous season, was approved the prior year, has no health or safety risk to campers, and <br />Is subsequently inspected during the camping season. Mr. Solarin reviewed the licenses <br />issued to the YMCA In prior years and found that they met all the requirements as stated. <br />He recommended that the Board Issue the permit, with the understanding that the camp will <br />be subsequently inspected. <br />On a motion by Dr. Lopez, and seconded by Ms. Curren, the Board of Health voted <br />3-0-0 to approve the early permitting of YMCA's camp as requested. <br />Roll call vote: Kerry Dunnell - Yes, Paula Curren - Yes, Richard Lopez - Yes. <br />