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BJARD OF HEALTH
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Minutes of June 20, 1984 Meeting
The Ibard of Health Meeting camnenced at 7:30 p.m. Meml:ers Present:
Chainuan Bernard Grossnan, Selectman Harry/E. Clute, Selectman Rogers W.
CaJ:nt, Selectman Nancy E'evrens. Meml:er al:sent: Charles J. Gardner.
Minutes of the June 6, 1984 meeting v;ere accepted as typed and reading
of the same vas vaived on a motion fran Selectmen CaJ:nt, seconded ~
Selectmen Sevrens, ro voted.
Proposal Regulat:ions for Boats Used as Residences: Health Inspector Richrrd
L. Ray vas present to explain ttat in conjunction with Marine S1perintendent
George Rezendes, a regulat:ion for adoption ~ the Ibard of Health, under
MGL Chapter Ill, Sect:ion 31, has been formulated to limit the areas where
vater-bourne residences may 1::e located. The proposal vas read and Mr.
GrOSEm311 added t.w:) phrases to read: . \\,"~' I
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"No person shall use as a residence any 'roa:i., vessel, raft, float or other
water-lourne conveyance in Nantucket Harlo~or Madaket HarJ:nr, or any creek
or estuary thereof without a Permit fran the Ibard of Health or its agent
certifying as to the adequacy of its sanitary facilities. Any Perron
violating this regulation shall l:e punislEd by a fine of not more than tID
hmdred dollars ($200) for each offense and each day that such violation
continues shall l:e considered as a separate offense."
(The underlined phrases v.ere added by Mr. Grossnan)
Mr. Ray explained tffi t such a permit proce ss as is proposed should minimize
any adverse effects to Nantucket's hrrJ:nr vater quality" fran tre location
of vater-bourne residences.
E'electman Cabot moved to accept recamnended proposal with cffinges, seconded
by Selectman Nancy Sevrens, ro voted.
Request for Vehicular Sale of Faked Goods: Mattrew Fee: A letter ,..us
read fran Mattrew Fee requesting permiffiion to place a cart with :fresll1y
baked goods locally produced at the foot of Main Street in front of the
Pacific Club or alongside the vegetable and fish carts:by t:l1e Il1b. He would
like the business open six days a 'W8ek, frcm 9: 00 a.m. to 1: 00 p.m.
He added tffit due to construction of the Steamloat Wharf business at his
bakery ffid slacked off. It IDuld alro l:enefit tre parking situation in that
area. Mr. Fee vas at tre meeting to say he would be providing a service
to tre TCMIl. He loped the Ibard w:>uld act favorably on his request.
Mr. Cabot mid he spoke with Mr. Fee today. He tad problems with the parking
and limiting rosiness to just Mr. Pee. If tre !bard allowed one cart to
park they might open up a can of w:>nus.
Mrs. Sevrens said she could not vote in favor of Mr. Fee's request.
She knelT of too many other bakerie s, one in particular 'Who jus t moved out of
TOtJrl and w:>uld probably vant to do the g::nne thing.
Mr. Clute said te was not in favor of push carts on r--1ain Street.
Mr. Grossnan tten addressed Mat Fee and saidther.e~is a feeling of the Board
and aske::l if re wanted thEm to vote on tre request. Mr. Fee said no, that
re would witlrlraw :bis request at this time and thanked tre Ibard for treir
considerat:ion.
The Board ro noted tffit Mr. Fee witlrlrew his applicat :ion.
Being no further rosiness l:efore the Ibard of Health, Selectman Clute moved
to adjourn at 7:40 p.m., seconded ~ Mrs. Sevrens, ro voted.
BJARD OF HEALTH
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Bernard D. Gros sn:m
Chairman