The Hudson Board of Health voted unanimously on April 23 to formally adopt a decision determining that a proposed minor modification to the Transfer Station's site assignment constitutes a danger to public health, safety, and the environment.
The Hudson Board of Health unanimously determined a proposed transfer station modification would endanger public health and the environment.
Board of Health ends public hearing on transfer station, raises site suitability concerns. Chair Matthew C. Gallen and members identified preliminary concerns about traffic safety, wildlife habitat, air quality, and noise levels during deliberations.
Board of Health continued public hearing on transfer station expansion application.
The Board of Health, chaired by Matt Gallen, continued a public hearing on a transfer station expansion project at 1 Municipal Drive/300 Cox Street.
The Board of Health continued a public hearing on B-P Trucking's request to expand the Hudson Transfer Station.
The Board of Health continued a public hearing on transfer station expansion.
Board of Health continued transfer station expansion hearing with expert and departmental testimony. The Hearing Officer permitted late-disclosed testimony from the interim DPW Director despite intervener objections.
Transfer station hearing examines impacts of proposed capacity expansion. The Board of Health continued a public hearing on a minor modification application for the Hudson transfer station, hearing testimony on traffic, air quality, odor, and health concerns.
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.
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