Board of Health

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

Natick Board of Health votes to increase annual tobacco permit fees. Director Michael K. Boudreau presented data from a survey of Massachusetts communities supporting the increase. The board unanimously voted to set retail tobacco permits at $300 annually and adult retail tobacco permits at $400,

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

Natick Board of Health suspends Speedway tobacco permit, adopts new cesspool regulations. An underage Zyn purchase at Speedway #2435 on December 4 triggered a $1,000 fine and December 8 Cease and Desist Order; the Board voted unanimously to suspend the store's tobacco sales permit for January 20