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awarded a grant in the amount of $4,600 to provide Student Awareness Fire Education to the school students in Chatham. Fire Suppression/Emergency Medical Service Emergency Incidents: 265 Ambulance Transports: 69 Ambulance Receipts: $60,428.02 Firefighter Injury: 0 Civilian Injury: 0 Mutual Aid: Received: 0 Given: Harwich - 2 Fire Prevention/Code Enforcement Smoke Detector/CO Inspections: 10 Building Inspections: 20 Plan Review: 24 Oil Tank Removals: 8 Oil Burner Inspections: 3 Sprinkler Modifications/Disconnects: 35 Sprinkler System Test: 1 Permits: 14 Marine Refueling Permits: 0 Open Burning Permits: 24 Fire Prevention Division revenue received: $1,055.00 TOTAL FIRE DEPARTMENT REVENUE – February $61,483.02 Training The department received a total of 209.5 hours of training in the month of February. Below is a table listing the types of monthly training for February. TYPE HOUR # FIREFIGHTERS TOTAL TRAINING HOURS Technical Rescue Team 2 22 44 Protocols Technical Rescue Team Drill 4 6 24 Electrical Power Incidents 2 10 20 Call Firefighter 4 2 8 Ice Rescue Drill 6.5 7 45.5 Rapid Intervention Team 16 1 16 Fire Officer II 8 1 8 OEMS- Medical Protocol 2 22 44 Changes TOTALS 44.5 209.5 Public Education Department Head Monthly Report to the Town Manager – February 2013 Page 8
The elementary school students received a total of 10 hours of fire and life safety instructions from the fire department. HEALTH AND ENVIRONMENT: Submitted by Dr. Robert Duncanson We are committed to maintaining the health and welfare of the citizens of Chatham while preserving, and enhancing where possible, Chatham’s unique natural environment within the confines of state and town regulations, codes, and policies and will endeavor to administer these rules in a fair and impartial manner. CONSERVATION DIVISION Conservation Commission / Regulatory Responsibilities The Conservation Commission held 4 meetings and 1 organized onsite. The following applications appeared on agendas in January. They may have been heard either as new or continued hearings, or may have been continued at the applicant’s request, or if new information was requested: Notices of Intent – 16 Requests for Amendment – 7 Requests for Determination of Applicability - 2 Administrative Reviews - 17 The ConCom issued with approval: 11- Orders of Conditions, 2 - Amended Order of Conditions, 12 - Administrative Reviews. This month the Commission dealt with several field changes requested by applicants on projects already permitted and underway. If minor, these changes were accepted. If significant and still within the scope of the original permit, the Commission allowed the filing of a request to Amend the Order of Conditions pursuant to MA DEP’s policy #85-4. New Applications received in the month of February 2013 compared to January 2012: APPLICATION 2013 2012 Notice of Intent 3 6 Request for Determination 1 2 Request to Amend an Order 2 3 Administrative Reviews 10 5 TOTAL RECEIPTS $800.00 $2,507.50 Department Head Monthly Report to the Town Manager – February 2013 Page 9
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