Minutes of Meeting
December 15, 2003
A meeting of the Sharon Board of Health was called to order at 7:15 P.M. on Monday evening, December 15, 2003, in the Sharon Town Offices, with the following members in attendance: Chairman Anne Bingham, Vice-Chair Elizabeth Barnett, M.D., Jonathan Goldberg, and Sherwin Goodblatt.
Stuart Silbert — Proposed Location for Subway sandwich restaurant
Stuart Silbert, applicant, and Tom Farrell of Subway Corporation were present to discuss the possibility of use of approximately 1200 square feet in the 61-75 block of Pond St. at a property owned by Delapa Properties. Anne Bingham requested that Mr. Silbert obtain information on the septic capacity, i.e.: relationship of both properties...are they both the same owner? If so, under 10000 gpd?; when was the system installed? Has it been inspected? Any indication of any actual failure? As-built plans for the system? Comparison of design flow vs. actual flow, i.e. have uses of building expanded over time? It was explained by Mr. Farrell that there would be no cooking - no grills - no fryolators...no washing of utensils. In response to Mr. Silbert’s question regarding whether or
not an outdoor grease trap would be required. Ms. Bingham stated that would need to be reviewed at a future date. Mr. Silbert will review these issues with Jim Siteman, Delapa’s property manager and will report back to the Board as quickly as possible.
Proposed Article for May 2004 Annual Town Meeting: Non-Criminal Violation for Septic Violations
The Board agreed to submit to the Selectmen a proposed article for the May 2004 Annual Town Meeting, adding violations of the Board’s regulation regarding septic systems (Article 7) to the list of those violations for which non-criminal violation is allowed.
Influenza update.
The Board reviewed an update received from DPH regarding this year’s flu vaccine availability. Linda Rosen reported that the town’s supply of vaccine had been exhausted for this season and that no more vaccine was anticipated.
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Clivus – Striar Hebrew Academy
The Board reviewed an update from the Striar Hebrew Academy of 100 Ames Street regarding compliance with the recent Consent Agreement. Linda Rosen will contact Mr. Diamond, President of the Board of Directors, to ask for a “field trip” for the Board in the spring to view the Clivus once it is fully operational.
The meeting was adjourned at 9 PM.
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