Board of Health continues septic variance hearing, fields public concerns on enforcement. Peter Liffiton (Chairperson), Brian Simons (Vice-Chairperson), and Jay Leary (Clerk) voted unanimously to continue the 762 Adams Street hearing to April 14 at 7:15 PM. Health Director Scott Moles reported 80
Board of Health continues septic variance hearing for Adams Street resident. Leanne Richards of 762 Adams Street requested a variance to state Title 5 guidance requiring her principal residence septic system to meet new construction standards, saying she was not informed of the requirement before
Board of Health tables draft rooster regulations for further study after hearing testimony from five residents. Chairperson Peter Liffiton, Vice-Chairperson Brian Simons, and Clerk Jay Leary voted unanimously to continue deliberation. Residents questioned whether the regulations adequately defined
Holliston Board of Health unanimously approves $183,643 fiscal year 2027 budget. The spending plan includes a three percent increase for Health Director Scott Moles and cost-of-living and step increases for staff, plus one additional hour weekly for each of two health clerks to accommodate the
Holliston Board of Health extends compliance officer contract to $195 hourly. Vice-Chairperson Brian Simons and Clerk Jay Leary unanimously approved the extension for Compliance Officer Brian Moran, capping annual compensation at $30,000. The board also advanced tobacco regulation updates, with
Holliston Board of Health schedules February public hearing on rooster regulations. Vice-Chairperson Brian Simons and Clerk Jay Leary heard from Health Director Scott Moles that drafted rules have gone to the Town Council, Animal Control officer, and Agricultural Commission, with public notice to
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