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Deborah M.Rosati,MS,RS
Director of Public Health
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March 20, 2018
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Robert J. Leathe
139 Galen Street
Watertown, MA 02472
Re: CONDEMNATION ORDER: 139 Galen Street, Watertown MA 02472
Dear Mr. Leathe:
An inspection was conducted on March 20, 2018 by Vivian Zeng, Health Officer and Kristel
Bennett, Chief Environmental Health Officer for the Watertown Health Department at 10:30
AM. This inspection of the dwelling revealed violations of Chapter II of the State Sanitary Code
105 CMR 410.000 that are in need of correction. The inspection report details, the necessary
corrective measures which must be taken, and the specific Sanitary Code violations are listed
below. Please note that, when referring to the specific rooms in the dwelling unit, we have
identified them as on the A, B, C, or D-side of the dwelling unit. The A-side is the side of the
dwelling unit facing Galen Street. The B-side is the side of the dwelling unit perpendicular to
the A-side going clockwise from the front of the dwelling unit. The C-side is the back side of the
dwelling unit and the D-side is the last side of the dwelling unit perpendicular to the C-side.
Based on the inspection findings, the dwelling has been deemed unfit for human habitation,
and is hereby condemned.
INSPECTION REPORT,VIOLATIONS, CORRECTIVE ACTIONS
Dwelline Unit
1. Observed occupant using stovetop burner as heat source in dwelling unit, this
method to provide heat is insufficient and causes a serious fire hazard. No heat
throughout dwelling unit, internal ambient air temperature measured at 44.5°F in
the kitchen. Heating facilities of dwelling unit are non-functional. In a professional
manner, repair the heating facilities to restore heat the dwelling unit to at least 68°F
between 7:00 AM and 11:00 PM and at least 64aF between 11:01 PM and 6:59 AM
to meet compliance with 105 CMR 410.201 and maintain heating facilities in good
operating condition. Maintain compliance with 105 CMR 410.200, 105 CMR
410.201, and 105 CMR 410.351.
105 CMR 410.200 states in part that "(A) The owner shall provide and maintain in good
operating condition the facilities for heating every habitable room and every room
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containing a toilet, shower or bathtub to such temperature as required under 105 CMR
410.201. (B) Portable space heaters,parlor heaters, cabinet heaters, room heaters and any
similar heaters having a barometric fed fiiel control and its fiiel supply tank located less
than 42 inches from the center of the burner as well as the type of heating appliance
adapted for burning kerosene, range oil or number one fuel oil and any portable wick type
space heaters shall not be used and shall not meet the requirements of 105 CMR 410.200.
(See M.G.L. c. 148, §§ 5A and 25B.)"
105 CMR 410.201 states in part that "The owner shall provide heat in every habitable
room and every room containing a toilet, shower, or bathtub to at least 68°F (20' C)
between 7:00 A.M. and 11:00 P.M. and at least 64°F (17' C) between 11:01 P.M. and
6:59 A.M. every day other than during the period from June 15th to September 15th, both
inclusive, in each year except and to the extent the occupant is required to provide the
fiuel under a written letting agreement. The temperature shall at no time exceed 780F
(25' C) during the heating season. The temperature may be read and the requirement
shall be met at a height of five feet above floor level on a wall any point more than five
feet from the exterior wall. The number of days per year during which heat must be
provided in accordance with 105 CMR 410.000 may be increased or decreased through a
variance granted in accordance with the provisions of 105 CMR 410.840 notwithstanding
the prohibitions of the first clause of the first sentence of 105 CMR 410.840(A)."
105 CMR 410.351 states that "The owner shall install or cause to be installed, in
accordance with accepted plumbing, gasfrtting and electrical wiring standards, and shall
maintain free from leaks, obstructions or other defects, the following: (A) all facilities
and equipment which the owner is or may be required to provide including, but not
limited to, all sinks, waslibasins, bathtubs, showers, toilets, waterheating facilities, gas
pipes, heating equipment, water pipes, owner installed stoves and ovens, catch basins,
drains, vents and other similar supplied fixtures; the connections to water, sewer and gas
lines; the subsurface sewage disposal system, if any; all electrical fixtures, outlets and
wiring, smoke detectors and carbon monoxide alarms, and all heating and ventilating
equipment and appurtenances thereto;"
2. No running potable water or hot water provided in dwelling unit. In a professional
manner provide and maintain in good operating condition the facilities capable
supplying potable water and the facilities capable of heating water. Provide potable
water and hot water for use at the temperature of not less than 110°F and not more
than 130°F. Maintain compliance with 105 CMR 410.180 and 105 CMR 410.190.
105 CMR 410.180 states in part that "The owner shall provide, for the occupant of every
dwelling, dwelling unit, and rooming unit, a supply of potable water sufficient in quantity
and pressure to meet the ordinary needs of the occupant, connected with the public water
supply system, or with any other source that the board of health has determined does not
endanger the health of any potential user. (See 105 CMR 410.350 through 410.352). In
dwellings that are in compliance with the requirements of M.G.L. c. 186, § 22, the owner
may charge the occupants for actual water usage in accordance with M.G.L. C. 186, § 22.
An owner may not shut off or refuse water service to an occupant on the basis that the
occupant has not paid a separately assessed water usage charge. Examination of the water
system shall include an examination of the plumbing system and its actual performance.
If possible, such examination shall occur at the times and under such conditions as the
occupant has identified the system as being insufficient."
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105 CMR 410.190 states in part that "The owner shall provide and maintain in good
operating condition the facilities capable of heating water. The owner shall also provide
the hot water for use at a temperature of not less than 110°F (43' C) and in a quantity and
pressure sufficient to satisfy the ordinary use of all plumbing fixtures which normally
need hot water for their proper use and fimction, unless and to the extent the occupant is
required to provide fuel for the operation of the facilities under a written letting
agreement. The hot water shall not exceed 130°F (54' Q. Inspection of the hot water
system shall include an examination of the hot water system and its actual performance.
If possible, such examination shall occur at the times and under such conditions as the
occupant has identified the system to be insufficient."
3. Lack of a functioning smoke alarms or carbon monoxide detectors in dwelling unit.
IMMEDIATELY provide smoke detectors and carbon monoxide alarms in good
working condition to protect the safety and well-being of the occupants and to meet
the requirements of State Board of Fire Prevention, State Board of Building
Regulations and Standards, or the Board of Examiners of Plumbers and Gas
Fitters. Referral to the Fire and Building Department. Maintain compliance with
105 CMR 410.482 and 105 CMR 410.351.
105 CMR 410.351
105 CMR 410.482 states in part that "(A) Owners shall provide, install, and maintain in
operable condition smoke detectors and carbon monoxide alarms in every dwelling that is
required to be equipped with smoke detectors and carbon monoxide alarms in accordance
with any provision of the Massachusetts General Laws and any applicable regulations of
the State Board of Fire Prevention (527 CMR), State Board of Building Regulations and
Standards (780 CMR), or the Board of Examiners of Plumbers and Gas Fitters (248
CMR). (B) The board of health shall immediately notify the chief of the local fire
department of any violation of 105 CMR 410.482 which is observed during an inspection
of any dwelling."
4. Ceilings in multiple rooms in dwelling unit in state of disrepair. Ceilings show signs
of water damage include bubbling plaster; flaking and chipping paint; and drop
ceiling tiles and ceiling plaster have fallen off ceiling and creating accident hazards.
Electrical light fixtures and wiring have pulled free from fixture mounts and are
hanging freely. In a professional manner, repair multiple ceilings and contract with
a licensed electrician to repair/replace the electrical fixtures.
105 CMR 410.351
105 CMR 410.352(A) states that "The occupant shall install in accordance with accepted
plumbing, heating, gas fitting, and electrical wiring standards, and shall maintain free
from leaks, obstructions and other defects, all occupant owned and installed equipment
such as, but not limited to, refrigerators, clothes washing machines and dryers,
dishwashers, stoves, garbage grinders and electrical fixtures."
105 CMR 410.500 states that "Every owner shall maintain the foundation, floors, walls,
doors, windows, ceilings, roof, staircases, porches, chimneys, and other structural
elements of his dwelling so that the dwelling excludes wind, rain and snow, and is
rodent-proof, watertight and free from chronic dampness, weathertight, in good repair
and in every way fit for the use intended. Further, he shall maintain every structural
element free from holes, cracks, loose plaster, or other defect where such holes, cracks,
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loose plaster or defect renders the area difficult to keep clean or constitutes an accident
hazard or an insect or rodent harborage."
105 CMR 410.750 (K) The following conditions, when found to exist in residential
premises, shall be deemed conditions which may endanger or impair the health, or safety
and well-being of a person or persons occupying the premises. This listing is composed
of those items which are deemed to always have the potential to endanger or materially
impair the health or safety, and well-being of the occupants or the public. Because, 105
CMR 410.100 through 410.620 state minimum requirements of fitness for human
habitation, any other violation has the potential to fall within this category in any given
specific situation but may not do so in every case and therefore is not included in this
listing. Failure to include shall in no way be construed as a determination that other
violations or conditions may not be found to fall within this category. Nor shall failure to
include affect the duty of the local health official to order repair or correction of such
violations pursuant to 105 CMR 410.830 through 410.833 nor shall failure to include
affect the legal obligation of the person to whom the order is issued to comply with such
order. (K) Roof, foundation, or other structural defects that may expose the occupant or
anyone else to fire, burns, shock, accident or other dangers or impairment to health or
safety.
5. Floors in second and third floor bedrooms are in a state of disrepair, floors appear
to be rotting and move slightly when stepped on due to water exposure from leaking
ceiling. Floor may cause an accident hazard, the structural integrity is questionable.
In a professional manner consult with a general contractor to assess structural
condition of floor and repair floor. Maintain floor in good repair and free of all
defects that may cause accidental hazards.
105 CMR 410.500
105 CMR 410.750(K)
6. In dining room, kitchen, and living room excessive accumulations of rubbish
provided very narrow walking paths creating mobility concerns for the occupant.
Excessive accumulation of rubbish and materials in multiple rooms in dwelling unit
including but not limited to paper, cardboard boxes with papers, mail, and clothing.
Rubbish and materials are in piles throughout dwelling unit causing clear egress
obstructions and tripping hazards throughout dwelling unit. Difficult to move
freely about dwelling due to rubbish, garbage, and material accumulation. Doors
do not fully open due to materials existing behind doors. Remove all rubbish, and
materials from dwelling unit. Provide clear walking areas, ensure doors are able to
be fully opened and closed, and remove all obstructions from egresses. Maintain
dwelling in a clean, sanitary condition free of rubbish, garbage, and materials and
free of all tripping hazards.
105 CMR 410.451 states in part that "No person shall obstruct any exit or passageway.
The owner is responsible for maintaining free from obstruction every exit used or
intended for use by occupants of more than one dwelling unit or rooming unit. The
occupant shall be responsible for maintaining free from obstruction all means of exit
leading from his unit and not common to the exit of any other unit."
105 CMR 410.602 (B) states in part that "The occupant of any dwelling unit shall be
responsible for maintaining in a clean and sanitary condition and free of garbage,rubbish,
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other filth or causes of sickness that part of the dwelling which he exclusively occupies or
controls.
105 CMR 410.602 (C) states that "In a dwelling that contains less than three dwelling
units, the occupant shall be responsible for maintaining in a clean and sanitary condition,
free of garbage, rubbish, other filth or causes of sickness the stairs or stairways leading to
his dwelling unit and the landing adjacent to his dwelling unit if the stairs, stairways or
landing are not used by another occupant.
105 CMR 410.750 (G) & (I) of the State Sanitary Code states that "The following
conditions, when found to exist in residential premises, shall be deemed conditions which
may endanger or impair the health, or safety and well-being of a person or persons
occupying the premises. This listing is composed of those items which are deemed to
always have the potential to endanger or materially impair the health or safety, and well-
being of the occupants or the public. Because, 105 CMR 410.100 through 410.620 state
minimum requirements of fitness for human habitation, any other violation has the
potential to fall within this category in any given specific situation but may not do so in
every case and therefore is not included in this listing. Failure to include shall in no way
be construed as a determination that other violations or conditions may not be found to
fall within this category. Nor shall failure to include affect the duty of the local health
official to order repair or correction of such violations pursuant to 105 CMR 410.830
through 410.833 nor shall failure to include affect the legal obligation of the person to
whom the order is issued to comply with such order. (G) Failure to provide adequate
exits, or the obstruction of any exit, passageway or common area caused by any object,
including garbage or trash, which prevents egress in case of an emergency 105 CMR
410.451 and 410.452. (I) Failure to comply with any provisions of 105 CMR 410.600,
410.601, or 410.602 which results in any accumulation of garbage, rubbish, filth or other
causes of sickness which may provide a food source or harborage for rodents, insects or
other pests or otherwise contribute to accidents or to the creation or spread of disease."
7. Observed excessive accumulation of rubbish, garbage, and assorted materials in
kitchen blocking clear egress to exits, access to windows, walls, countertop,
microwave, and stove. Combustible materials stored adjacent to stove. Drop ceiling
tiles missing above stove. Kitchen refrigerator in unsanitary condition with spillage
on interior of the refrigerator. Remove all rubbish, garbage, and materials from
kitchen and dwelling unit. Provide clear walking areas, clear egresses, and access to
windows, walls, countertop, and all appliances. Maintain dwelling in a clean,
sanitary condition free of all rubbish, garbage, and free of all tripping hazards.
105 CMR 410.100 states that"(A) Every dwelling unit, and every rooming house where
common cooking facilities are provided, shall contain suitable space to store, prepare and
serve foods in a sanitary manner. The owner shall provide within this space: (1) A
kitchen sink of sufficient size and capacity for washing dishes and kitchen utensils; and
(2) a stove and oven in good repair (see 105 CMR 410.351) except and to the extent the
occupant is required to do so under a written letting agreement; and (3) space and proper
facilities for the installation of a refrigerator. (B) The facilities required in 105 CMR
410.100(A) shall have smooth and impervious surfaces and be free from defects that
make them difficult to keep clean, or creates an accident hazard.
105 CMR 410.451
105 CMR 410.602 (B)
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105 CMR 410.620
105 CMR 410.750 (G) & (D
8. First floor bathroom is in a state of disrepair. The toilet does not function. The
bathtub is not accessible. No water supplied to bathroom or dwelling unit. Several
plastic containers containing water observed in bathroom which occupant uses for
cleaning proposes. Bathroom surfaces have build up of grime. Shower facility
access blocked with clothing hanging in stall. Remove all materials from bathtub
and shower stall. Provide clear access to bathroom, toilet, sink, and bathtub. In a
professional manner repair or replace toilet to ensure it functions and is free of all
defects. Ensure that bathroom washbasin and shower function and are free defects.
Clean all surfaces and maintain free of accumulation of grime. Provide water and
hot water to bathroom and dwelling. Maintain bathroom in a clean, sanitary
conditions free of all materials.
105 CMR 410.150(M states that "The fixtures as required in 105 CMR 410.150(A) and
410.150(B) shall have smooth and impervious surfaces and be free from defects which
make them difficult to keep clean, or create an accident hazard"
105 CMR 410.190 states that "The owner shall provide, for the occupant of every
dwelling, dwelling unit, and rooming unit, a supply of potable water sufficient in quantity
and pressure to meet the ordinary needs of the occupant, connected with the public water
supply system, or with any other source that the board of health has determined does not
endanger the health of any potential user. (See 105 CMR 410.350 through 410.352). In
dwellings that are in compliance with the requirements of M.G.L. c. 186, § 22, the owner
may charge the occupants for actual water usage in accordance with M.G.L. o. 186, § 22.
An owner may not shut off or refuse water service to an occupant on the basis that the
occupant has not paid a separately assessed water usage charge. Examination of the water
system shall include an examination of the plumbing system and its actual performance.
If possible, such examination shall occur at the times and under such conditions as the
occupant has identified the system as being insufficient."
105 CMR 410.190 states that "The owner shall provide and maintain in good operating
condition the facilities capable of heating water. The owner shall also provide the hot
water for use at a temperature of not less than 110°F (43' C) and in a quantity and
pressure sufficient to satisfy the ordinary use of all plumbing fixtures which normally
need hot water for their proper use and function, unless and to the extent the occupant is
required to provide fuel for the operation of the facilities under a written letting
agreement. The hot water shall not exceed 130'F (54' C). Inspection of the hot water
system shall include an examination of the hot water system and its actual performance.
If possible, such examination shall occur at the times and under such conditions as the
occupant has identified the system to be insufficient."
105 CMR 410.300 states that "The owner shall provide, for each dwelling, a sanitary
drainage system connected to the public sewerage system, provided, that if, because of
distance or ground conditions, connection to a public sewerage system is not practicable,
the owner shall provide, and shall maintain in a sanitary condition, a means of sewage
disposal which is in compliance with 310 CMR 15.00: Subst{Mace Disposal ofSanitcny
Seu,age (Title V). (See 105 CMR 410.840.) In dwellings that are in compliance with the
requirements of M.G.L.b. 186, § 22, the owner may charge the occupants for the cost of
sewer service in accordance with M.G.L. c. 186, § 22."
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105 CMR 410.350 states that "(A) Every required kitchen sink, wash basin and shower
or bathtub shall be connected to the hot and cold water lines of the water distribution
system (See 105 CMR 410.180) and to a sanitary drainage system (See 105 CMR
410.300) in accordance with accepted plumbing standards. (B) Every provided toilet
shall be connected to the water distribution system (See 105 CMR 410.180) and to a
sanitary drainage system (See 105 CMR 410.300) in accordance with accepted plumbing
standards."
105 CMR 410.351
105 CMR 410.352
105 CMR 410.451
105 CMR 410.602 (B)
105 CMR 410.620
105 CMR 410.750 (G) & (I)
9. Front porch and stairs in a state of disrepair. Wood flooring is rotting causing
tripping hazards and structural concerns. In a professional manner repair porch
and stairs to ensure porch is free of all defects and in a state of good repair.
105 CMR 410.500
10. Numerous wooden window frames observed to be in a state of disrepair in dwelling
unit. Wooden window frames are rotting causing the window to not be
weathertight. In a professional manner repair or replace to ensure window is free
of all defects, fit for the use intended, and w. eather tight.
105 CMR 410.500
Note: Unable to inspect entire dwelling unit due to conditions that exist, other violations of the
State Sanitary Code Article II 105 CMR 410.000 may exist.
This dwelling contains violations that endanger the health and safety of the occupants,
causing the dwelling to be unfit for human habitation.
ORDER
YOU ARE HEREBY ORDERED TO CORRECT ALL VIOLATIONS OF THE STATE
SANITARY CODE CITED ABOVE WITHIN FOURTEEN (14) DAYS OF RECEIPT OF THE
THIS LETTER.
BOARD OF HEALTH DETERMINATION/CONDEMNATION ORDER
Pursuant to the inspection of the dwelling unit at 139 Galen Street, Watertown, MA, the Chief
Environmental Health Officer on behalf of the Board of Health has determined that the violations
listed above constitute an immediate endangerment and materially impair the health and safety
and well-being of the occupants of the dwelling 139 Galen Street.
Acting under the authority of 105 CMR 410.831 (A, D, and E), 105 CMR 400,200 and M.G.L.
Ch. 111, Sect. 122, Chief Environmental Health Officer on behalf of the Board of Health has
determined that the above listed violations pose an immediate danger to the health and safety of
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the occupants. Based upon the preceding finding and violations of the State Sanitary Code, in
particular, no heat, no hot water, no running water, and no smoke or carbon monoxide detectors,
this dwelling is hereby condemned.
As a result of this condemnation, you are hereby ordered to vacate and secure this dwelling
within hventy-four (24) but not more than fortv-eielrt(48) hours of receipt of this letter.
No dwelling or portion thereof which is ordered to be secured shall be occupied without the
written permission of the Board of Health based upon the Board's written finding that the
dwelling, or portion thereof to be occupied, is fit for human habitation.
Under regulation 105 CMR 410.850 of the code cited above you have a right to a hearing in this
matter. At this hearing any affected party has the right to appear. You also have the right to be
represented at such a hearing, and have the right to inspect and obtain copies of all relevant
inspection and investigation reports, orders, notices and other documentary information in the
possession of the Board of Health. Written request for such a hearing must be received by this
office within seven days of receipt of this letter.
FINES
Any person who shall fail to comply with any order issued pursuant to the provisions of the State
Sanitary Code, Chapter II, 105 CMR 410.000 shall upon conviction be fined not less than ten nor
more than five hundred dollars. Each day's failure to comply with the order shall constitute a
separate violation.
In addition, you may be fined up to $300 per violation of the Board of Health Regulations
pursuant to MGL Chapter 40, § 21D (Non-Criminal Disposition). These fines are as follows:
$25.00 For First Offense
$50.00 For Second Offense
$100.00 For Third Offense
$300.00 For Fourth Offense, and Any Further Offenses
Each day of a continuing violation shall constitute a separate offense and shall be subject to a
separate penalty,
Under regulation 105 CMR 410.810 of the code cited above, every occupant of a dwelling unit
shall give reasonable access to the owner for the purpose of making repairs. The Watertown
Health Department deems 24 to 48 hours' notice as reasonable access.
A re-inspection of this property will be conducted after the time for compliance with this order
has elapsed. Under 105 CMR 410.020, "compliance"means meeting all the requirements of 105
CMR 410.000. It shall also mean correcting any violations of 105 CMR 410.000 in a work-
person-like fashion and restoring all parts of the dwelling, or unit thereof, to the condition they
were in before occurrence of any such violations. Compliance shall also mean in those cases
where licenses or permits are required to perform work necessary to correct the violations, such
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as, but not limited to building, plumbing and wiring that the appropriate official certifies that the
work has been completed in accordance with applicable laws and regulations.
If you have any questions concerning this matter, you may contact this office at(617) 972-6446.
Sincerely,
Kristel Bennett Vivian Zeng
Chief Environmental Health Officer Health Officer
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Board of Health
Captain,William Maietta,Fire Inspector
Robert Quinn,Provisional Fire Cheif
Ken Thompson,Building Inspector
Wil van Dialer,Public Health Nurse
Chief Lawn,Police Department
John MacDonald,Plumbing Inspector
Mark Comeiro,Veterans Services
Anne-Marie Gagnon,Director of Senior Services
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ON THE ABOVE DATE AN INSPECTION WAS MADE AT THE PREMISES IDENTIFIED, IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE PROVISION OF ARTICLE
11, MASSACHUSETTS SANITARY CODE,AND THE REGULATION OF THE BOARD OF HEALTH THAT EACH RENTED HOUSING UNIT MIST
BE INSPECTED AND CERTIFIED BEFORE BEING RE-OCCUPIED, THE FOLLOWING VIOLATIONS WERE NOTED:
REGULATION 410 I VIOLATION I I REGULATION 410 VIOLATION I REGULATION 410 I VIOLATION
100 Kitchen I 1280 Ventilation I 1480 Security
150 Bathroom I 1300 Sewage Disposal I 1500 Structural
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180 Water Supply I 1350 Installation and 550 Insects and
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190 Hot Water �r 1400 Space and Use I I 1600 Garbage and
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200 Heat s I 1430 Temp. Housing 1620 Curtailment
250 Electrical 1450 Exits
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YOU ARE HEREBY REQUESTED TO NOTIFY THIS OFFICE WHEN THE CORRECTIONS HAVE BEEN MADE. UPON NOTIFICATION, THE
PREMISES WILL BE INSPECTED AND A CERTIFICATE OF OCCUPANCY WILL BE ISSUED IF COMPLIANCE HAS BEEN ACCOMPLISHED. THE
PFRSON(S) TO WHOM THIS NOTICE HAS BEEN SERVED MAY REQUEST A HEARING BEFORE THE BOARD OF HEALTH BY FILING A
WRITTEN PETITION REQUESTING A HEARING ON THE MATTER WITH THE BOARD OF HEALTH WITHIN SEVEN (7) DAYS AFTER THE
DAY THIS NOTICE WAS SERVED.
WATERTOWN BOARD OF HEALTH,ADMINISTRATION BUILDING, 149 MAIN STREET, WATERTOWN, MA 02472
PHONE: (617) 972-6446 FAX: (617)972-6499 Website:www.watertown-ma.gov