HomeMy WebLinkAboutBOARD OF HEALTH - 01/05/1988 - MINUTES
VILLAGE OF ELK GROVE VILLAGE
BOARD OF HEALTH
JANUARY 5, 1988
The regular meeting of the Elk Grove Village Board of Health was
called to order at 7:40 p.m. in the lower level meeting room of the
Village Hall.
BOARD MEMBERS PRESENT BOARD MEMBERS ABSENT
Pat Bourke Pat McHale, Chairman
Ray Dean Ray DePalma
Diane Dopp
D. Kelly STAFF MEMBERS PRESENT
D. Labinsky
Jim Ruby Nancy Yiannis
In the absence of Chairman Pat McHale, D. Kelly chaired the meeting.
I. Old Business
A. Senior Impact Study
The Board reviewed the proposed Community Impact
Study for senior citizens from Richard H. Sewell.
Pat Bourke moved the proposed be accepted by the
Board of Health. The motion was seconded by Ray
Dean. It was passed unanimously.
B. Proposed Rental Housing Committee
The proposed Rental ordinance was discussed at
length by the Board. D. Labinsky expressed con-
cern about the Housing Appeals Board because it
has Board of Health Members on it. The second
draft was acceptable to the Board. Pat Bourke
moved that the draft be approved by the Board
of Health. The motion was seconded by Ray Dean.
The motion was passed unanimously.
C. Suburban Primary Health Care Council Update
The final approval by the Chicago Community
Trust will be in March. It looks very promising
at this point. Implementation will begin immed-
iately after such approval. A few more details
have to be ironed out. Additonal funding for
the project is being sought out by the Council.
Two good prospects have been found.
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II. Routine Reports
A. Coordinator's Report
The December 15th Immunization Clinic was post-
poned because of the snowstorm and was re-
scheduled for December 29th. Only thirteen
children came and were given twenty shots. The
hospital is considering accepting CCDPH's offer
to make HIB shots available. They will probably
be available in March.
Eighty-one food service and day care employees
were given TB tests. Four were found positive
and referred to the TB Sanitarium District.
The Budget for 1988-89 will be completed by
January 11th. No major changes have been made
and only one large capital item was requested
- an auto to replace the refurbished squad car
currently driven by the Sanitarian.
Housing/Health Inspector's Report
December 2987
Routine Reports
Commerical Inspections
Food Dealers Inspections 4
Food Delivery Truck Inspections 4
Restaurant Inspections & Reinspections 18
Other Inspections & Reinspections
(including retail licenses 9
47
Residential Inspections
Housing Maintenance
Multi-Family Inspections & Rein. 124
Single-Family Inspections & Rein. 18
142
Microwave Oven Insp. & Contacts 21
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Total Routine Inspections & Rein. 213
Complaint Inspections
Garbage & Refuse
Residential Insp. & Rein. 57
Commerical Insp. & Rein. 1
Industrial Insp. & Rein. 16
Drainage
industrial Inspection 1
Insects/Rodents/Animals
Residential Insp. & Rein. 2
industrial Insp. & Rein. 2
Court Appearances 1
Letters Sent 4
Citations 2
Total Complaints - Insp. & Rein.
(less letters and citations) 79
Grand Total Insp. & Rein. 292
B. Sanitarian's Report
December Inspections
Food Service 3
New Construction 28
Housing Maintenance 3
Food vending vehicles 2
Garbage 2
Food Complaints 2
Rodent 1
Food Processor 1
Misc. Inspections 5
47
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The meeting adjourned at 9:30 p.m.
Respectfully Submitted:
Nancy Yiannis Rea th Coordinator
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