Mendon Board of Health weighs nicotine-free generation tobacco sales ban
Mendon Board of Health hears pitch for generational tobacco ban, reorganizes leadership.
Mendon Board of Health hears pitch for generational tobacco ban, reorganizes leadership.
Mendon Board of Health reorganizes leadership and approves initiatives. Chairman Alan Greenberg and Vice-Chairman Tom Fichtner were re-elected unanimously. The board approved a Local Upgrade for a failed septic system at 62 Millville Street, allowing a three-foot offset to groundwater under Title 5
Mendon Board of Health selects Nipmuc senior Tyler Cavallo as annual scholarship recipient and extends its El Harvey solid waste contract for another year.
Mendon Board of Health unanimously approves contract extension and prior minutes. The board renewed its fiscal 2027 trash and recycling services contract with EL Harvey and formally approved meeting minutes from March 11, March 25, and April 8. Health Agent Colleen Strapponi reported that MassDEP
Mendon Board of Health approves septic upgrade, keeps pressure on truck school over noise. The board voted 3-0 to approve a Title V local upgrade for a septic system replacement at 76 Oxbridge Road, based on a recommendation from reviewing engineer Tom Reiter and designed by engineer Rob Knapik.
Board of Health backs septic upgrades and raises trash rates. The Mendon Board of Health unanimously approved local septic system upgrades at 76 Uxbridge Road following review by Title 5 Engineer Tom Ryder and discussion with Plan Designer Rob Knapik. The Board also adopted a four percent increase
Mendon Board of Health suspends Sav-On Gas permit over underage tobacco sale. The establishment at 147 Hartford Ave East violated regulations by selling tobacco to someone under 21; owner Karim had already paid the $2,000 state fine. Board members Alan Greenberg, Tom Fichtner, and Joyce Gilmore
Mendon Board of Health defers tobacco violation penalty for Savon Gas owner. Karim Georges, whose store at 147 Hartford Ave East received a first tobacco sales violation and $1,000 fine, demonstrated to the Board that he had retrained staff, modified point-of-sale systems, and redistributed signage
Mendon Board of Health debates a draft rule requiring septic inspections at most property transfers.
Mendon Board of Health approves four prior meeting minutes, advances septic system property transfer rule. Chairman Alan Greenberg, Vice-Chairman Tom Fichtner, and Member Joyce Gilmore unanimously approved minutes from January 14, January 28, February 11, and February 25 with staff corrections. The
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