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The Board of Health eeting came to order at 5:30 pm Monday, May 8, 1995 in the Conference <br />Room of Town Hall, sent at the-'mrc tiiAwere Chair Bill Murphy, members James Nugent and <br />Cathy Baranofsky and staff Ruth Clay and Jane Fiore. <br />Minutes of March 9, 1995 were approved with corrections. <br />Site Plan - Getty, 306 Main Street: The Board reviewed the plans and had no comments. <br />Site Plan - 34 Salem Street: The Board reviewed the plans and noted that the dumpster is not <br />situated in such a way that a truck could empty it and that it needs a solid fence per Board of <br />Health regulations. <br />Definitive Subdivision - Domal Estates: The Board approved the plans with the conditions that <br />the water service be looped and the minimum cellar floor elevations are at least two feet above <br />high groundwater with those elevations noted on the plans filed-at the Registry of Deeds. <br />Other business: A copy of the Public Meeting notice for the proposed sewer regulations was <br />distributed to each Board member. Discussion was held about property owners who have <br />sufficient space to repair their system. Clay and Nugent will reread Title: V to see if that is <br />allowed if sewer is available in the street. <br />A copy the Open Space Committee's report was presented to the Board. <br />Clay gave an update on Imagination Station. The picnic tables have been removed; the owner of <br />the ice cream truck has agreed to stay no closer than the backstop at the Street Field; an article <br />has been in the Chronicle; Waltham Chemical reviewed the banks that day and saw no evidence of <br />active burrows in the area. <br />Amanda Barry requested a variance from the $15 fee for a temporary license for a bake sale at the <br />softball games May 13 with the proceed to go to relief efforts for Oklahoma City victims. Board <br />granted variance. <br />Tobacco Program: Clay gave an update on current activities. A review was made of the recent <br />compliance check April 26. A discussion was held about P & S Convenient's owner's concerns <br />about the ticket received that day. The Board reviewed the two letters he had received after the <br />first two compliance checks and felt that he had been given adequate warning. They did not want <br />to change the process. <br />Meeting adjourned at 6:15 pm <br />1 <br />Ruth L. Clay, MPH <br />Director <br />
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