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Board of Health approves transfer station records and addresses property complaints.

Board of Health addresses waste complaint and approves transfer station records. George Still filed a formal complaint against Mark Brunetti regarding waste accumulation at 184 Sugar Hill Road, presenting photographs of debris; the Board said it would address the matter in the coming weeks.

Board of Health · Meeting of September 14, 2026

CHESTERFIELD — Board of Health addresses waste complaint and approves transfer station records. George Still filed a formal complaint against Mark Brunetti regarding waste accumulation at 184 Sugar Hill Road, presenting photographs of debris; the Board said it would address the matter in the coming weeks. Transfer station receipts of $4,936 were reconciled.

The Board agreed to fund two Recycling Dividend Program newsletters using Board of Health expenses. Chair John Chandler and member Peg Whalen will conduct a walk-through food establishment inspection at the Ashmere Project mess hall on Sugar Hill Road, and Whalen will serve an Order to Correct on the Ross property at 341 Old Chesterfield Road, with reinspection set for around October 16, 2026.

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Source: the Board of Health meeting of September 14, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.

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