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
Stoughton Board of Health voted unanimously to enter executive session on litigation. The closed-session discussion concerned legal strategy regarding Kelley v. Board of Health, a lawsuit over Kelley's Mobile Home Park at 1156 Park Street. Four of five members were present: Chair Andrew M. Tibbs,
Board of Health voted unanimously on July 23 to enter executive session on litigation. Under Massachusetts General Law Chapter 30A, the five-member board moved to discuss legal strategy in Kelley v. Board of Health, ongoing litigation involving Kelley's Mobile Home Park at 1156 Park Street. Chair
Stoughton Board of Health extended two permit applications to its next meeting without objection. Registered Sanitarian Lawrence Perry reported that the sewer-connection project for Blue Hills Health & Rehab's food permit at 1044 Park Street remained incomplete; the extension would allow completion
Board of Health unanimously approves three pool variances and extends sewer decision. Chair Andrew Tibbs granted seasonal lifeguard variances to Bishops' Landing, Knollsbrook (two pools), and Millbrook Condominiums, with applicants citing low daily usage and resident monitoring instead of on-site
Board of Health approves Win Waste minor modification after months of legal review. The Stoughton Board of Health unanimously approved a minor site-assignment modification for Win Waste Innovations at 100 Page Street on April 30, allowing conversion of 150 tons per day of construction and
Stoughton Board of Health continues nicotine-free generation regulation for six months after three consecutive split votes.
Stoughton Board of Health holds reopened hearing on nicotine-free generation policy. The board, chaired by Andrew Tibbs with Michael Varner, Michael Taylor, and Janet Crimmins present, heard testimony from residents, convenience store owners, and public health advocates over more than two hours.
Stoughton's Board of Health closed a second public hearing on a proposed nicotine-free generation regulation Tuesday without voting, deferring deliberation to a future meeting in April or early May.
Stoughton Board of Health approves Hampton Inn lifeguard variance and extends health facility permits. The Board unanimously approved a lifeguard variance for Hampton Inn at 445 Page Street, allowing the pool to operate under specified surveillance and safety conditions with at least one adult
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