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r <br />RECEIVED <br />TOWN CLERK <br />17 A ING <br />Board of Health, Meeting <br />, <br />11T <br />Minutes ~ A 11: 2 <br />September 12, 2002 <br />The meeting was called to order at 6:03 P.M. Reading Town Hall, Berger Room, and 16 <br />Lowell Street, Reading, Massachusetts, James J. Nugent, Chairman, Colleen Seferian and <br />Barbara Meade and staff liaison Jane Fiore, Health Services Administrator were present. <br />The minutes of the August 8, 2002 were accepted as read. 3:0:0. <br />Next order of business: <br />• Dumpster permit fees and regulation changes tabled. <br />• Administrative report: <br />• Safe and Drug Free schools grant discussed reduction to $13,000 <br />• New clerical staff - Sam Ok has begun as the Board of Health point person <br />• Flu vaccine reduced by 15% -20% we have gone from 2000 doses to 1500 <br />doses. The plan to strictly follow the Department of Public Health guidelines <br />before administrating immunization. <br />• Clerical staff is reviewing regulations and the date each has been voted on to <br />look at reviewing or updating <br />New Business <br />• Presentation by Dickinson Development regarding the capping of the landfill and the <br />development of Walkers Brook Crossing. <br />• Edward Shaw, Vice President Dickinson Development presented the development <br />and the time line for the capping of the landfill. A presentation regarding the <br />components of capping and the retaining wall as well as the storm water retention <br />system. The methane gas collection system was discussed regarding the closed <br />burning system. The landfill has not been used for many years and there is 40 feet of <br />rubbish therefore the engineers feel strongly the methane gas issue although existing <br />is not critical. Barbara Meade asked who would monitor the site. The answer from <br />Dickinson was an onsite project environmental engineer. <br />The process with Department of Environmental Protection is on schedule. The 3AAA <br />for closure was sent to DEP in March updated in July and David Adams of DEP <br />requested a number of answers regarding Air Quality. <br />The following town Boards, Committees and Commissions have approved the plan, <br />Conservation, Community Planning and Development Commission. The attorney, <br />Brad Latham requests a letter of support / approval from the Board of Health. <br />Barbara Meade moved for the above letter of approval in agreement with the <br />Department of Environmental Protection acceptance of the proposal. Colleen-=S'eferian r . <br />