Board upholds 25-year pump standard, approves restaurant process
Natick Board of Health denies septic pump variance, approves restaurant food process. Chair Karla H. Sangrey and Clerk Donald J. Breda voted unanimously to reject a request from 84 Farwell Street to reduce ejector pump requirements, citing Natick's 25-year dual-pump standard. The board also
Board of Health · Meeting of February 9, 2026
Natick Board of Health denies septic pump variance, approves restaurant food process. Chair Karla H. Sangrey and Clerk Donald J.
Breda voted unanimously to reject a request from 84 Farwell Street to reduce ejector pump requirements, citing Natick's 25-year dual-pump standard. The board also unanimously approved a variance for T-Market at 1245 Worcester Street to conduct an acidification process for rice. In a third action, the board tabled a proposal from Natick Above The Influence, a student organization at Natick High School, to raise tobacco retailer permit fees to fund a twice-yearly vape-disposal program estimated at $3,000 per event; Director Michael K.
Boudreau will study pricing benchmarks and propose a recommendation.
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Source: the Board of Health meeting of February 9, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.
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