Just one sec. >> All right, we're good. >> All right, let's call this December 1st Board of Health meeting to order. And we will start with the pledge of >> allegiance. I alian to the flag of the United States
of America and to the republic for it stands one nation under God indivisible with liberty and justice for all. >> Awesome. Can we start with the statement of adequate notice? >> Statement of adequate notice pursuant to
the open public meetings act. Notice of this meeting was sent to the Cranberry Press, the Trenton Times and Home News Tribune on January 3rd, 2025. Post on the bulletin board, post on the township's website, and send to those who requested a copy of this notice. And now we'll move on to roll call. Miss
Estenez is excused, absent. Dr. Greywall >> here. >> Mr. Maram >> here. >> Mr. Marsher >> here. >> Mr. McDermott >> here. >> Thank you. >> I see that we have a few minutes to review. So, let's give minute for everyone to review and see if there are
any questions or anything necessitated discussion. This All right. What's going on? Anybody have anything they want to discuss? >> No. All right. Can I get a motion to approve the minutes? >> Motion to approve.
>> Second. >> All right. We'll do a roll call vote. Dr. Greyel. Yes, Mr. Markham. >> Yes, >> Mr. Marsher. >> Yes, >> Mr. McDerman. >> Yes. >> Thank you. >> Fantastic. Let's move over to
the health officer. So I believe this was just for the month of October. >> Do you need that? >> Yes. >> Sorry. So the month of October, the food inspections that were done in great
satisfactory were Dunkin Donuts on the 8th, the Amazon P56 on the 20th, the Amazon Cafe on the 21st, the Cranberry Senior Center on the 23rd, and also the Cranberry School on the 23rd.
Uh for pre-operational inspections on October 31st, I did Sig Mayo, which was rated satisfactory. and complaints in terms of housing on the 17th. There was a complaint from
Birchwood Willows about attend um being concerned about possible mold in the bed system. So I was in contact with property management and I then returned on the 20th to inspect the location and determined it was not mold, just dust.
So I advised her to submit a complaint with the uh property managing and since then we've been having multiple tenants reaching out. So it's like an ongoing so it's a 55 plus community center >> and I guess they want the the building
to pay for their to get deep cleaning but it really has no health hazard. It's not there's it's not mold. It's not it just so it's you'll see a lot of that in the next report as well. Uh for for nuisance complaints on the first at 17
Martin way there was a complaint about suburban school that was taken care of. It was actually a complaint about the odors but it was all fixed by the time that I arrived. um for overgrown vegetation on October
1st at 63 Scots Corner Road. There were residents were complaining about overgrown grass and trees from the property that's actually for Osprey Court that goes to the sidewalk of Scots Corner Road. So it's actually right on the border of Planaines Cranberry. So I think Scots Corner Road is considered
Plainsboro and then the four Osprey Court. So basically people that live across the street of Scott's Corner Road are complaining about it's a court. So imagine like so a big house with a huge yard and then there's a ton of trees. So they're complaining about the uh grass
from the sidewalk to the main road. >> So I guess the new owners weren't aware that they were responsible for it, but it was definitely overgrown. So they were going to be in touch with whoever maintains the rest of their property to see what they could do. Um so also that
was uh continuing on the 3rd and the 7th. So I expected location. I spoke with the the homeowner at Osprey Court. And then on the 7th is when I met with um the code officials for Plansboro, Ryan Y, Bonnie Flynn, and Nicole Fle actually their housing official to
discuss different property lines. We looked to like the tax map and everything just to really decipher where it was in determining planes on the tax map. But technically the Osprey Court, it's the Cranberry resident that's responsible for the overgrown vegetation
>> leading from just in between the sidewalk and the main road. >> And so someone's going to cut it. >> I really thought it would be the town's responsibility like but I guess it is it falls under
the property owner. >> It does even though it's from the sidewalk. I would never know that. >> It's kind of like you're supposed to like shovel the sidewalk with the snow in front of your house. Maybe it's kind of like that. I don't know. >> But it's not even sidewalk. It's grass
from the sidewalk to the main road. >> Over. >> Wow. Okay. >> So, I was saying, well, would someone then be allowed to technically fence right around and and go right to the road if they want it? But I guess they can't because of the side. I just something I learn. I had no idea. >> Yeah. Nice. Interesting. So I did have
one question related to the birchwood and the willows. Is there like a requirement to post it somewhere in the facility so that everybody all the tenants are aware that that inspection has been completed as you noted and it's not old >> like is there a process or anything like
that or you just have to deal with the continual >> Yes. So I think it's it's a community. >> Yeah. So I guess some of them feel strongly about it. So they all reach out. Yes. But the I will say
the property management there and the maintenance people. I met with both of them and they're fabulous. They're extremely responsive. They always take it. But some of the residents actually weren't even reaching out to them or putting in the work orders. They were coming directly to me. So then some of them were a little upset that I wasn't
putting in the work orders, which I have no authority to do because it's, you know, I'm assuming they have like a login and a password and whatnot. So it's been a little bit of >> interesting. You'll see more on the next one.
>> Okay. So you're saying it might be more than two. >> Yeah. >> Environmental. >> Any other questions? If not, yes, please. Environmental. So for environmental for the month of October for installation and repairs on the 10th there was a building sewer reinspection
at 46 Cranberry Neck Road. Uh so they there's going to be a reinspection that was required. On the 7th there was a building sewer reinspection at 476 Cranberry Neck Road which was approved but I guess there was also a reinspection required. On the 7th there
was a building sewer inspection at 9 Harding Drive which was approved. And on the second there was a building sewer inspection at Nardley Drive which was a reinspection to be required. So I guess they put the dates backwards environment actually
prepares this. So um for activities >> just sorry just to clarify >> I thought it was trying to read first they had to require that it got approved and it's required or you say either way could be
>> well so for instance for nine Harley drive so on the sec so really in my the second should be first because there was a reinspection prior >> and then on the seventh They approved it. >> Got it. Okay. >> For water activities on the six, there
was a pot of well sample at 55 Cranberry Neck Road and then also on the six there was a surface sample collected from Bernard Lake and I know last time you guys had questions about that. So I reached out to Kimberly H and she
actually sent me the report from um from Garden State Laboratories. I could send to you if you wanted to read it. >> But basically, it's in-depth report. I said, "I wasn't really sure how to read it. Should I let them know that the counts were low?" And she said, "Yes, they were perfect."
>> Thanks for asking. I probably would know how to read. >> Yeah, thanks. >> All right. Fantastic. >> Great. Thank you. >> All right. On to old business. I think last month we
discussed the rabies clinic for January 26 and there was not any question who would be able to participate >> sorry >> January 31st >> thank you for >> yes >> January no worries
>> what time is it >> 1 to My kids got a basketball, so I'm probably not going to be able to be there. >> As of now, I I think I can attend. >> I also think I'll be there. >> I as well. >> That's three.
>> I think we had three last. >> Perfect. >> New business. All right. On to new business. We have some term expirations. only >> th is the only one
>> I >> yours is um I have them >> Oh, is that what it was? Oh, right. >> Yes. Now I remember. Okay. >> You're till 2027. >> I am. >> But you're you're coming up. >> Yes.
>> So, you could let me know now or at a later. I will let you know that I would be happy to get to the board. >> Excellent. >> Do we need to approve him or >> No. So, there's the reorganization township committee meeting. Okay. >> And then that's where they reconsider
all the appointments and then do the official >> Okay. >> Yep. >> I'll put my >> Tell us. >> Yeah. You're 2026. Eugene, you're 2027. >> It's December 31st. So, it would always end at the end of the year. And they're always on the website, too, if you ever
>> Yeah. >> Two year terms, right? Two year. >> It's either two or three. So, I don't want to misspeak. >> Okay. >> All right. >> Thank you. >> All right. Thank you. Um, we had here
room for a discussion on any recent health news. I know that someone in town had dropped off at the office, so thank you. some news related to the meat allergy also known as the lonear tick and some of the infection first of
those events occurring in New Jersey. So I think what we can do is post the link to the article if the team is if the residents are not aware we can make that available. I know it was posted in the New York Times but also on NJ.com as well. And today is December 1st, which
starts off National Influenza Week. I know it was announced on the New Jersey Department of Health website that this week they'll be celebrating in terms of encouraging all the residents of New Jersey to go out to get their respiratory vaccines available and that
flu and as well as some clinics will be posted on the website. >> Awesome. >> So with that, >> it's a three-year term. I just confirmed. All right, I think with that we have a
motion to close. Oh, first I'm sorry. I totally forgot we had to check for public comment. >> Anybody? >> Not today. >> Not today. >> None. >> Anyone want a motion to close? >> I'll move to >> second.
>> All those in favor? >> I. >> Thank you. I second madam.