The Holliston Board of Health addressed food inspection report legibility at its September 22 meeting. Vice-Chair Peter Liffiton expressed frustration that illegible reports cannot be properly enforced, and noted that previous promises to implement a digital reporting system have not been fulfilled.
The Board of Health scheduled an October 13 hearing on tobacco regulation changes, proposing minimum prices of $2.90 for single cigars and $5.80 for multi-packs, and restricting oral nicotine pouch sales to adult-only retail stores. The board will investigate Kratom sales in Holliston following
Holliston Board of Health approves eighteen permit applications in routine August meeting. The board approved eight Form A applications for building projects and four septic system plans, continuing residential permitting work across town. Six percolation test results were processed. Year-to-date
Board of Health approves temporary office trailer for Authentic Auto Body during repairs. Vice-Chair Peter Liffiton presided in the absence of Chair Jay Leary; the board unanimously voted to allow a 180-day temporary trailer at 7 Jeffery Avenue while water damage and mold remediation are completed.
Board of Health approves 180-day temporary trailer for Middlesex Bank's construction project. Vice Chair Peter Liffiton moved approval of the temporary structure, seconded by Clerk Audrea Szabatura, with both voting in favor; Health Director Scott Moles reported the trailer will support a 16-week
Board of Health approves annual appointments and prepares tobacco-regulation review. Chair Jay Leary, Vice-Chair Peter Liffiton, and Clerk Audrea Szabatura unanimously endorsed re-appointments of 11 town agents and inspectors including Health Director Scott Moles and Tobacco Control Agent
Holliston Board of Health reorganizes leadership, electing Jay Leary as Chair and Peter Liffiton as Vice Chair in unanimous votes. Health Director Scott Moles was empowered to sign a covenant agreement for a solar panel project at 762 Adams Street once Town Council provides written confirmation,
Board of Health approves final rooster regulations and nine Form A permits. Vice-Chairperson Brian Simons and Clerk Jay Leary unanimously adopted rooster regulations following Town Counsel revisions, clarifying that farms meeting the $1,000 gross sales threshold receive state right-to-farm
Holliston Board of Health defers rooster regulation vote pending Town Counsel clarification. Chairperson Peter Liffiton raised a conflict between the proposed regulation directing complaints to the Board of Health and town communications suggesting the Agricultural Commission as the initial
Holliston Board of Health grants septic relief with deed recording and three-year timeline. The board unanimously approved a delayed septic system replacement at 762 Adams Street, with the owner required to replace the system by April 15, 2029, provide a deed recording reviewed by town counsel, and
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