Ayer board drafts tighter tobacco retailer rules
Board directed a rewrite of tobacco retailer rules with nicotine pouch caps and stricter penalties, with a draft due November 16.
Board directed a rewrite of tobacco retailer rules with nicotine pouch caps and stricter penalties, with a draft due November 16.
Ayer Board of Health approves two new backyard chicken permits and reviews well regulations. Chair Pamela L.
Ayer Board of Health approves two chicken and duck keeping permits unanimously. Chair Pamela L. Papineau and members Patricia A. Peters and Steve Slarsky voted unanimously to grant a permit for ten chickens at 6 Fletcher Street and a permit for twenty chickens and eight ducks at 51 Groton School
Ayer Board of Health approves two new chicken permits and renews five more amid ongoing pest complaints.
Ayer Board of Health approves 22 animal and fowl permit renewals. During its June 8 meeting, Chair Pamela L. Papineau and member Patricia A. Peters unanimously approved permits for 22 properties throughout town. The board also unanimously approved bills totaling $16,427.36, including $114.13 to
Ayer Board of Health approves animal permits and discusses opioid working group leadership gap.
The Ayer Board of Health approved a $2,759 annual stipend for Barn Inspector Julie Thomas and heard a presentation on services from the Nashoba Associated Boards of Health. Pamela L. Papineau, Patricia A. Peters, and Steven Slarsky were present as the board reviewed updates on the Opioid Fund
Ayer Board of Health recommends recycling hire, approves $62,524 warrant, and targets May 11 public hearing on hauler regulation overhaul.
Board of Health approves updated animal-keeping regulations. Ayer's Board of Health voted unanimously to approve revised regulations governing the keeping of animals and fowl, introducing a tiered late-fee structure for permit renewal violations and adding new consultation requirements with the
Ayer Board of Health overhauls animal-keeping regulations, adding scaled late fees and a right-to-inspect clause.
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