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Home My WebLink About1982-01-13 BOARD OF HEALTH Minutes of the Meeting of January 13, 1982 The regular meeting of the Board of Health was called to order at 8:06 p.m. by Chairman Holdgate. All members were present. ", The Minutes of the Meeting of January 6, 1982 were accepted as typed. 1. Ryder House; 66 Orange street: Letter received from J. Pepper Frazier, Massachusetts Insurance Broker Z1743, verifying that 66 Orange Street is covere~ by a $500,000 combined single limit insurance policy encompassing bodily injury and property damage. The policy number is LA 3116816 and is written by the Fireman's Fund. Executive Secretary Keith A. Bergman stated that Bruce Poor and Mr. Frazie~ were in his office that day. They expected to receive a copy of the insurance policy in the mail today, but it did not come. They offered this notarized letter as evidence that there is a policy. They will deliver to the Selectmen the form as soon as it arrives, which they expect to be tomorrow or the day I, after. Jack Gardner motioned to grant the extension of time to January 30, 1982 pending receipt of the insurance policy. Seconded by Bernard Grossman. So voted. 3. Scallop Shanty Violation; Scott Jube: Letter received from Health Inspectdr Richard L. Ray notifying the Board of a scallop shanty regulation violation. The letter is as follows: "On Tuesday, January 12, this office was notified of a possible vio- lation of the local Scallop Shanty Regulations at 32~ Cliff Road (Bruce Killen) . A subsequest inspection revealed an unlicensed scallop shanty being used for the shucking of scallops belonging to Mr. Scott Jube of Sconset. Mr. Jube has been contacted concerning his responsibility to see that the shanty he rents or leases must be inspected by the Board of Health. As this is a first offense of our local Commercial Scalloping Regula- tions by Mr. Jube, I would recommend a license suspension of one week per first offense Regulations set forth by the Board of Selectmen. Respectfully, Richard L. Ray, Health Inspector" Jack Gardner made a motion to refer this matter to the Board of Selectmen. Seconded by Bernard Grossman. So voted. There being no other business, the regular meeting of the Board of Health adjourned at 8:13 p.m. BOARD OF HEALTH , ~ ' .. / "-:/.. ~J /r:::~~~~k/'/ -:/UY Kenneth w. HOldga~~, Chairman baj