Granby Health Board Reviews Group Home Septic Design
Granby Board of Health opens review of a septic design for a new East Street group home, with shallow groundwater driving up fill costs.
Granby Board of Health opens review of a septic design for a new East Street group home, with shallow groundwater driving up fill costs.
Granby Board of Health spends an hour debating whether to keep its extra 110-gallon septic rule as accessory dwelling units complicate the math.
The Granby Board of Health voted unanimously to adopt an emergency regulation requiring commercial composting operations that process meat, fish and dairy waste to keep piles at least 750 feet from any home, following months of rat complaints near a Taylor Street site.
Granby Board of Health eases septic tank rule, could save homeowners up to $12,000.
Granby Board of Health rejects a 56-year-old septic system at 2 Barton Street, blocking a planned July 30 sale.
Granby Board of Health reorganizes with co-chairs and new member while opening investigations on a composting nuisance and a long-stalled septic repair.
Granby Board of Health approved three septic permits, withheld three others for errors, and took a conditional step to unblock a stalled Batchelor Street building permit at its May 5 meeting.
Granby Board of Health defers restaurant fryer permit, opens septic design accountability review.
Granby Board of Health moves toward free mandatory rental-unit permits. The board reached consensus at its March 11 meeting to pursue a no-fee registration requirement for any dwelling unit rented for compensation — money or barter — with one permit required per unit.
Granby Board of Health flags suspected sewage discharge, denies septic permit, and moves toward rental water testing policy.
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