Granby Board of Health Stresses Urgency Over Winery Septic System Noncompliance

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Granby Board of Health underscored the urgency of resolving longstanding septic system issues at a local winery. Discussions revealed that the winery’s current setup does not comply with regulations, necessitating immediate corrective actions to meet health and environmental standards. The board expressed frustration over the delayed resolution and emphasized direct communication with the winery owner and their engineer to expedite compliance.

Granby Board of Health Approves Renewal for Lavoy and Son Amid Uncertainties

Overview: The Granby Board of Health meeting addressed numerous issues, including the approval of a renewal application for David Lavoy and Son, despite uncertainties regarding the applicant’s identity and history in Granby.

Granby Board of Health Grapples with ADU Regulations and Septic System Issues

Overview: The Granby Board of Health meeting focused on various issues, including regulations for accessory dwelling units (ADUs), compliance with septic system standards, and the challenges of handling property inspections and maintenance.

Granby Board of Health to Decide on Wine House Tight Tank and Address Persistent Drainage Issues

Overview: The Granby Board of Health meeting focused on several topics, including a proposed tight tank for The Wine House, a persistent drainage issue on West Street, and various permit renewals and compliance inspections.

Granby Board of Health Approves Conditional Septic System Designs Amid Discussions

Overview: During the Granby Board of Health meeting, discussions focused on septic system approvals for various properties and the operational challenges faced by local food establishments. The board conditionally approved a septic system design for a property on Cold Hill Drive, pending the submission of a Professional Engineer (PE) stamp and verification of the distance to neighboring wells. The meeting also addressed issues related to the legality of a second dwelling on Bachelor Street and the compliance requirements for a local cafe’s water supply.