Board continues hearing on transfer station expansion
Hudson Board of Health continued a public hearing on a transfer station expansion with no final decision. Chair Matthew C. Gallen presided as acoustical consultant Laurie Morrill testified on predicted noise levels of 45-47 decibels at residences and 50 decibels at Hudson High School.
Board of Health · Meeting of March 17, 2026
Hudson Board of Health continued a public hearing on a transfer station expansion with no final decision. Chair Matthew C. Gallen presided as acoustical consultant Laurie Morrill testified on predicted noise levels of 45-47 decibels at residences and 50 decibels at Hudson High School.
Transportation engineer Scott Thornton testified the facility would generate approximately 224 daily vehicle trips in each direction, with most intersections remaining at acceptable levels. Intervener Sagel Konicki raised concerns about pedestrian safety, truck traffic, noise, and odors. At least one additional hearing date was scheduled.
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Source: the Board of Health meeting of March 17, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.
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