The Littleton Board of Health continued a public hearing on a septic variance request for 173 Goldsmith Street to November 18 and pressed for an independent peer review of a sound study tied to a proposed temporary liquefied natural gas facility near Kimball Farms.
Board voted to recommend lower food vendor permit fees including $60 for farmers markets, down from $75.
Board of Health upheld a tobacco permit suspension, deferred a well permit decision, and approved its 2027 calendar.
Sudbury Board of Health voted 3-0 to adopt new permit fees, reviewed septic bylaw revisions, and discussed battery storage zoning concerns.
The Lexington Board of Health voted to adopt the 2022 FDA Food Code and approved a private well variance for a historic home relocation.
Groton's Board of Health adopted amended well regulations addressing PFAS and approved septic variances for a fire-rebuilt Lowell Road home.
Board directed a rewrite of tobacco retailer rules with nicotine pouch caps and stricter penalties, with a draft due November 16.
Littleton's Board of Health aired concerns about a proposed Chapter 40U fine system heading to the town's Oct. 27 Special Town Meeting.
Framingham's Board of Health voted 4-0 to raise its public health fee schedule for the first time since 2011, effective November 30, 2026.
Pepperell's Board of Health approved a one-foot septic setback variance for a repair project at 18 Celestial Way in a 2-0 vote Tuesday, clearing a leach field design that avoids a costly pump system.
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