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September 2, 1986 F�y,�,
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The regular meeting of the Elk Grove Village Board of Health was called
to order by Pat McHale, Chairman, at 7:30 p.m.
Board Members Present Board Members Absent
Pat McHale Jim Rubly
Pat Bourke
Ken Deal Staff Present
Ray Dean Nancy Yiannias
Ray''DePalma
Dr. Kelly Guest
Dr. Labinsky Dave Dopp
The minutes of the July 1, 1986, meeting were approved.
I Old Business
A. Low Cost Health Care Update
The Task Force met to discuss the possiblitiy of obtaining a
grant from the Chicago Community Trust to study the extent of
the need for low cost medical care in the northwest suburbs.
A committee of the Task Force is writing a letter of intent
which must be submitted by September 18, 1986. Four sub-
committees will be studying the various phases of the problem.
The Taskforce will be enlarged to include seven townships for
input into the group's activities.
The monies available through the Chicago Community Trust is
"tailor made" for this project .and it was extremely lucky that
it was available at this time.
B. Proposed Congregate Senior Housing Ordinance Update
The proposed ordinance is in the hands of the Village Attorney.
When it is reviewed and put into legal form, the proposed ordinance
will go back to the Trustees for final review and approval.
The -Dominic.n Group may- decide not to proceed- with their building
plans. Their decision should be made shortly.
C. Taskforce for Community Impact Study of Senior Citizen Population
Update
This project has been placed on hold temporarily.
D. Proposed Tanning Booth Ordinance Update
Mr. Willis responded to the Board of Health memo regarding
artificial tanning facilities. His memo stated his original
.position, opposing the proposed ordinance. Pat Bourke expressed
concern about the matter. She spoke with Dr. Michael Greenberg,
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a local dermatologist. He is opposed to tanning parlours
because of the health problems caused from their light rays.
.Pat Bourke moved- that the Board of Health write a letter to
Dr.. Greenberg asking for his opinion on the specific health
hazards incurred from the use of Tanning Booths. A copy of
Mr. Willis' letter will be attached.
The motion- was seconded by Ray Dean and passed unanimously.
The American Cancer Society will also be asked to send
information on Tanning Booths related to health hazards they
cause.
II Routine 'Reports
A. Coordinator's Report
- 98 Shots were given to 57 children at the August 7, 1986,
Immunization Clinic. The next clinic is set for October 9, 1986.
- Flu clinics are set to begin on September 24, 1986, and run
t1zrough November 13, 1986.
Three clinics- will be held in Elk Grove Village: October 15,
October 23 and November 4.
The Northwest Municipal Conference. Health Officer's Committee
on Radon met to investigate the Radon problem in -homes. They
will be coming forth with recommendations for local Health
Department programs in the near future.
In Home Day Care License Revisions - Some DCFS licensing
revisions may make it necessary for us to rewrite portions of
our licensing ordinance.
Housing/Health Inspector's Report -
July 1 - August 31, 1986
Routine Inspections
Commercial -
Day Care Inspections 2
Restaurant Inspections 2
Restaurant Carry Out Inspections 1
Vending Machine Inspections 4
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Residential .-
Multi Family Inspections & Reinspections 158
Single Family Inspections & Reinspections 1294
In Home Day Care Inspections 1
Microwave Inspections 6
Citations 8
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Letters Sent 82
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September 2, 1986 - page 3
Total Routine Inspections & Reinspections
Less Letters &. Citations 1468
Complaint Inspections
Garbage -
Commercial Inspections & Reinspections 10
Residential Inspections & Reinspections 37
Industrial Inspections & Reinspections 5
52
Drainage -
Residential Inspections & Reinspections 2
Industrial Inspections & Reinspections 2
4
Insects/Rodents/Animals -
Commercial Inspections 2
Residential Inspections & Reinspections 11
Industrial Inspections & Reinspections 1
14
Miscellaneous Inspections 47
Grass & Weed Inspections & Reinspections 102
Letters Sent 3
Total Complaint Inspections & Reinspections 219
Less Letters
Grand Total Inspections & Reinspections 1687
Less Letters & Citations
B. Sanitarian's Report
July - August, 1986 j
Inspections -
Food Service Facilities 19
New Construction 18
Swimming Pools 12
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Housing 11
Animals 7
Day Care 4 -
Food Vending Vehicles 4
Garbage 4
Grass & Weeds 4
Industrial 4
Food Complaints 3
Carnival 2
Food Processing 2
Miscellaneous 18
Total 112
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The meeting was adjourned at 8:20 p.m.
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Village President
Board of Trustees
Village Manager
Assistant Village Manager
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Village Clerk
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