Chatham Board of Health Approves Key Variance and Tackles Waste Management and Air Quality Issues

Overview: The Chatham Board of Health meeting on September 23, 2024, addressed community issues including the approval of a variance for a residential property, concerns about waste management at the local transfer station, and air quality concerns related to airport operations.

Chatham Board of Health Grants Real Estate Inspection Waivers, Discusses Septic System Variances and Short-Term Rental Compliance

Overview: The Chatham Board of Health meeting on September 9, 2024, addressed issues including granting waivers for real estate inspections, discussing septic system variances, and tackling compliance with short-term rental regulations. Several property owners sought exceptions to existing regulations, prompting discussions on health, environmental, and community impacts.

Chatham Board of Health Approves Variance for Fifth Bedroom in Minglewood Homes Property

Overview: The Chatham Board of Health held a meeting on August 19, 2024, where the main agenda item was the approval of a variance request for a fifth bedroom at a Minglewood Homes property. The meeting also covered the installation of NARCAN boxes in public spaces and upcoming reports on community health needs and short-term rental regulations.

Chatham Board of Health Grants Septic System Variance Amidst Neighbor Disapproval

Overview: The Chatham Board of Health met on August 5, 2024, to deliberate on several key variance applications related to septic systems, addressing concerns about environmental impact, property rights, and community health regulations. The meeting was marked by discussions on the variance requests for the Wilson property on Cockal Cove Road, which received attention due to neighbor opposition.

Chatham Health Board Tackles PFAS Water Contamination and Property Issues

Overview: During the recent Chatham Board of Health meeting, concerns were addressed, including the PFAS contamination in town water wells and the problematic conditions at a property on M Hill Road. The board discussed proactive measures for water quality assurance, including the construction of a new PFAS Filtration plant and the treatment of contaminated wells. Additionally, they debated the enforcement of sanitary conditions on the M Hill Road property, where residents reported unsanitary conditions and illegal dumping.