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Board of Health
Village of Elk Grove Village
January 22, 1997
The regular meeting of the Elk Grove Village Board of Health was called to order at 7:00 P.M. in
Meeting Room C,lower level of the Village Hall.
Board Members Present Board Members Absent
James Christie,Chairman Susan Baker
John Bosslet Kelley Clancy
Dr. Charles Boyajian Ray Dean
Lois Colaprete Dave Dopp
Ray DePalma Dr. John Kelly
Bart Dill Dr. Harold Labinsky
Staff
Nancy Yiannias,Health Coordinator
The minutes of the October 16, 1996,meeting were approved.
1. Meetin¢Schedule
The subject of the meeting schedule was discussed by the Board. It was the consensus of the
Board that no meeting be held in July and December. They will continue to meet on the
third Wednesday of the month at 7:00 P.M. Ten meetings will be held a year unless, at the
discretion of the Chairman,the agenda does not warrant that a meeting be held. All members
would be notified one way or the other.
2. Coordinator's Report
• Revised Proposed Tobacco Ordinance
The proposed Tobacco Ordinance changes will be passed at the January 14, 1997, meeting.
The Police Department will then initiate a"sting"operation.
• Immunization Clinic
38 children were given 66 shots at the November Clinic. No clinic is held in December.
• Budyet
The Health Department submitted a $285,869, 1998 budget. $4,451 was cut, most of which
was a request to upgrade the Senior Clerk to Secretary. A final print out will be submitted
from the Finance Department. No date has been set for the review by the Village Board.
Board of Health members will be notified of the date.
• Household Hazardous Waste Dav
The Water Reclamation District met with Arlington Heights, Elk Grove Village and Rolling
Meadows to discuss a Household Hazardous Waste Day. The Water Reclamation District
will donate $20,000 to the Illinois Environmental Protection Agency to entice them to
sponsor such an event in the Spring or Fall of this year.
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• Blood Drive
Because of dwindling numbers of donors at Blood Drives recently,two surveys were done to
determine if a weekday drive would be preferred. The survey came out 50/50 for Saturdays
and weekdays. We decided to hold two Saturday drives (January and October) and two
weekday drives(May and July). The first weekday drive will be held in May.
• TB Screening Clinics
We have added an extra TB Screening session to make five per year.
3. Sanitarians' Report-November and December 1996
Routine Inspections
New Construction.............................................................................28
DayCare Centers ............................................................................. 13
FoodVending Vehicles......................................................................9
FoodProcessors..................................................................................3
Public Sleeping Accommodations......................................................2
Retail Food Establishments..............................................................25
RetailFood Stores..............................................................................9
ShoppingAreas..................................................................................3
SwimmingPools.................................................................................1
TanningParlors.................................................................................. 1
Recycling Contacts............................................................................. 1
Miscellaneous Inspections and Contacts..........................................64
Citations-P Tickets...........................................................................8
Total Routine Inspections less citations......................................... 159
Complaint Inspections
Food....................................................................................................5
Garbage and Refuse .........................................................................41
Grass and Weeds................................................................................ 1
Insects/Rodents/Animals....................................................................7
HousePets..........................................................................................5
AirPollution.......................................................................................5
Water/Sewage Pollution.....................................................................4
LandPollution.................................................................................... 1
Housing............................................................................................ 16
Miscellaneous Inspections and Contacts..........................................46
Total Complaint Inspections.......................................................... 131
Grand Total Inspections.................................................................290
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4. Community Nurse-December 1996
Screenings
Hypertension....................................................................................29
TBScreenings..................................................................................92
Total...............................................................................................121
Community Patient Care
Evaluation/Assessment.......................................................................7
NursingVisits...................................................................................25
Office Evaluation/Assessment...........................................................2
Office Nursing Visits.......................................................................25
Walk-In Nursing Visits......................................................................8
EmployeeVisits...............................................................................11
Total.................................................................................................78
GrandTotal ....................................................................................199
5. Animal Control Ordinance
A proposed Animal Control Ordinance change on the number of animals allowed per
residence was discussed. The Board had several questions and comments. Revisions will be
made and will be discussed at the February meeting.
The meeting was adjourned at 8:00 P.M.
Respectfully submitted,
Nancy Yiannias
Health Coordinator
cc: President and Board of Trustees
Village Manager
Assistant Village Manager
Administrative Assistant
Village Attorney
Village Clerk