The Hubbardston Board of Health approved four permits and strengthened septic-hauler application requirements. Dianna Johnson reported steady flu numbers during peak season. The Board voted unanimously to require limited liability insurance, workers compensation documentation, and tonnage reports
Hubbardston Board of Health flags above-limit manganese at elementary school, debates town nurse funding.
Board of Health approves fifty-dollar food inspection fee and beaver permit. Chair Gael Moncoeur and Members Dianna Johnson and David Rogers voted to establish the inspection charge, with Cathy Hansgate abstaining; funding comes from the board's general fund and revolving account. On a separate
Hubbardston Board of Health formalizes paid inspector position and tightens permit application rules at its first meeting under new chair.
Board of Health reappoints inspector, sanitarian, and nurse unanimously. The board voted four to one to approve a Beaver Permit on January 13. Cathy Hansgate was reappointed Food/Health/Campgrounds/Temporary Housing Inspector; Phil Ledger as Sanitarian with Rich Stevens as backup; Judie O'Donnell
Hubbardston Board of Health votes 4-1 to allow beaver removal and confirms new leadership.
Hubbardston Board of Health denies beaver removal permit and flags 30 years of landfill monitoring costs for Select Board review.
Hubbardston Board of Health moves toward regulating kratom and nitrous oxide sales after resident complaint.
Hubbardston's Board of Health approved four Title 5 septic reports and issued permits for a septic installer and a holiday farmers market at its November 12 meeting.
Hubbardston Board of Health votes to seat new member and flags rabies case, landfill well problem.
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