Board of Health

Lancaster Board of Health unanimously approves septic system upgrade at Fire Road 7. The board's action includes a 1,500-gallon tank and 1,000-gallon pump chamber with a local variance needed due to distance from the property house to the soil testing location. Nashoba Associated Boards of Health

Lancaster Board of Health approves bat box conservation project for Luther Burbank Middle School. Eagle Scout candidate Ayden LeMay seeks to install four boxes in town to protect the endangered little brown bat, whose population has declined since 2006 due to White Nose Syndrome. Board members

Lancaster Board of Health approves two septic upgrade permits. Chair Jeffrey Paster and members Sheila Roach-Mallette and Mackenzie Maloney (recused on second vote) unanimously approved an upgrade permit for 30 South Meadow Road, which failed a Title V inspection and will have reserve trenches for

Lancaster Board of Health approves permits, documents septic system issues. Chair Jeffrey Paster and Member Sheila Roach-Mallette approved septic and sewer permits for three properties with Nashoba Associated Boards of Health Agent William J. Brookings. Title V inspections revealed a failed system

Lancaster Board of Health approves revised septic inspection for Highfield Drive property. The board voted 3-0 to accept a revised Title V inspection report showing the distribution box slightly lower than previously recorded but above the water table, allowing the homeowner to proceed with