1991-12-12 Board of Health Minutes

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Board of Health - December 12, 1991 R The meeting of the Board of Health was brought etc j o d e at, i ~7 : 10 pm by Chair James Nugent. In attendance were Board members Paul Caselle and Cathy Baranofsky and Director Ruth Cogan. The minutes of November 14, 1991 were approved 3:0:0. Covenant Circle Subdivision: The preliminary plans of the Covenant Circle subdivision were approved 3:0:0 with the follow- ing conditions: 1) The water main is to be above the sewer main. The profiles indicate that at one point the water is below the sewer and at another at the same level. 2) The water main is to be looped or have a blow off at the end of the main for maintenance. 3) All existing septic systems are to be shown on the plan as well as if they will stay on septic or be connected to the sewer. 4) High water levels are to be determined for each house lot in the spring witness by an agent of the Board of Health. Minimum cellar floor elevations are to be two feet above the high water marks and are to be noted on the plan submitted to the Registry of Deeds. FY92 Budget: Cogan gave an update on the FY92 budget. There was no further information at that time as no decisions were made at the December 10, 1991 of the Board of Selectmen, Finance Com- mittee and School Committee. Cogan distributed information from EMARC for their budget request. Other business: Cogan tion Inspector test ar apprentice she will bE new law goes into effE Health forwarded a cop cerning the Rocco land wellfields are located was sent to DPW and t plained a pending coml Street. It is being tion. Paul Caselle a It was decided that < noted that she passed the Lead Determina- d after she performs one inspection as an able to do Lead Determinations when the ct April 1, 1992. The Tewksbury Board of r of a report commissioned by the EPA con- :ill in Tewksbury as the Town of Reading's within four miles of the landfill. A copy ae Hazardous Waste Committee. Cogan ex- laint concerning lead paint at 129 Woburn -esearched by Town Counsel for further ac- sked about the status of Crestview Exxon. .ction would be suspended unless further problems with compliance is noted. Sydney Hodson was issued a permit for a Vietnamese Ornamental Pig after no objections were received from abuttors. Alcopia Gourmet Foods have opened in the space previously occupied by D's Deli. Cogan gave a synopsis of her trip to Illinois as Acting Chair of the Hazardous Waste Facility Site Safety Council. She noted that it was extremely worthwhile as it answered a number of concerns of the Council and the community of orange concerning the proposal of Recontek for a metals recycling operation proposed to be located in Orange.