Board approves dumpster variance, extends mobile home park license
Stoughton Board of Health approved a dumpster variance and extended a mobile home park license. Chair Andrew M. Tibbs and members voted unanimously to allow the dumpster at 530 Washington Street to remain on asphalt if owner Jason Dajani seals the area within six months; the board will revisit the
Board of Health · Meeting of August 27, 2026
Stoughton Board of Health approved a dumpster variance and extended a mobile home park license. Chair Andrew M. Tibbs and members voted unanimously to allow the dumpster at 530 Washington Street to remain on asphalt if owner Jason Dajani seals the area within six months; the board will revisit the site in six months.
The board also unanimously extended the mobile home park permit at 1156 Park Street through December 31, 2026, pending attorney discussions on permit conditions. In a third unanimous action, the board approved a Cyanobacteria Bloom Response and Public Communication Policy prepared by Assistant Sanitarian Sean Leahy, currently applicable to Ames Pond.
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Source: the Board of Health meeting of August 27, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.
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