Board approves conditional variance for T-Market live fish evisceration
Board of Health · Meeting of April 6, 2026
Natick Board of Health approves conditional variance for T-Market live fish evisceration. The conditional approval, granted unanimously by the board's three members, requires state agency sign-off and weekly monitoring for three months. Assistant Director Jessica Cliff outlined the process used to handle botulism risk in the fish viscera.
Food Consultant Bon Koo noted the practice is common in other communities and essential for serving the Asian community. The board also completed its annual reorganization, electing Karla H. Sangrey as Chair, Peter A.
Delli Colli as Vice Chair, and Donald J. Breda as Clerk, and nominated Peter Cunningham and Michael K. Boudreau as Animal Inspectors.
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Source: the Board of Health meeting of April 6, 2026, reported from the official video recording and transcript.
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