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.
Chesterfield Board of Health approved prior minutes and handled routine licensing and property oversight. Chair John Chandler, with members Peg Whalen and Kirke Henshaw present, agreed to reissue a 2025 letter regarding Ireland Street Cemetery expansion after modifying its language to reflect
Board of Health approves prior minutes, directs septic applicant to find contractor. Chair John Chandler deemed Carlee Hallenbeck's septic plan for a Bissell Road new build acceptable but required identification of an installer before permit issuance. Board members Kirke Henshaw and Peg Whalen were
The Chesterfield Board of Health approved a septic plan application from Damon Reeves and paid a $75 fee. Chair John Chandler presided with members Kirke Henshaw and Peg Whalen present. The board reviewed transfer station fee schedules from other towns and tasked Whalen with preparing a comparison
The Chesterfield Board of Health approved sanitation provisions for two July special events after confirming portable toilet and sanitary station plans met standards. Chair John Chandler signed the event permits and a follow-up enforcement letter to a Mount Road property owner regarding a prior
The Chesterfield Board of Health unanimously approved food waste composting at the transfer station beginning in July 2026. John Pitroff of Second Chance Composting presented the program, which will place two bins at the facility for $35 and $10, projecting a 25 to 50 percent refuse diversion rate
The Board of Health discussed FY27 budget requests, seeking a $7,000 appropriation to increase the second transfer station attendant's hours from 5 to 7 per week. Chair John Chandler's board also is requesting funds for professional memberships in MAHB and MHOA, plus additional money for
Chesterfield Board of Health expands transfer station recycling. The board agreed to expand electronic waste recycling through East Coast Electronics Recycling, with member Peg Whalen to verify acceptance of refrigerated equipment and assign disposal costs. The board discussed potential replacement
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