Board of Health Continues Two Contested Hearings to November
Yarmouth Board of Health voted to continue two contested hearings to November 2.
Board of Health · Meeting of October 5, 2026
Yarmouth Board of Health voted to continue two contested hearings to November 2. Vice Chair Mary Craig moved to continue the hearing on a disputed inspection report for 817 Route 28 Unit 14, with Member Laurance Venezia seconding; the board requested Housing Inspector Brian Coughlin re-inspect to confirm previously identified issues have been resolved. Member Debra Martin moved to continue the hearing on a flavored tobacco products sale violation at Yarmouth Port Village Store, allowing the store's attorney time to prepare.
The board reviewed a plastic reduction regulation survey showing about 75 percent of 46 respondents said the regulation impacted their business this summer, suggesting broader effect than anticipated.
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Source: the Board of Health meeting of October 5, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.
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