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The conditions reflect board and staff concern that placing the new well close to the neighboring system at 1091 Spencer Street could limit that neighbor’s options if they later need to replace or repair their septic system.

Board staff presenter explained the board had previously approved a replacement septic plan contingent on the property tying into municipal water, but the owner declined because the water main would require running roughly 100–110 feet of pipe at the owner’s cost. The new plan presented to the board substitutes a private well; staff said the proposed well would provide about a 60‑foot setback to the leaching field on the property across the street. Staff noted the neighboring property owner (LaPointe) was notified of the hearing and that the consultant provided certified mailing proof.

The consultant presenting the plan said the septic replacement design itself raised no technical objections from staff but that the well location could reduce the available area for the neighbor to install a future replacement system; staff recommended the deed restriction (limiting the home to one bedroom) and a hold‑harmless agreement covering both the city and the adjoining landowners. The existing septic system on the neighboring property was noted as installed in February 2001.

A board member asked what happened to the prior plan to connect to municipal water; staff said the owner chose not to incur the cost of running the water main, which staff estimated as about 100–110 feet from the intersection of Spencer Street. The board voted to approve the plan with the conditions; roll call recorded affirmative votes from Thomas Corey, Michael Coughlin and Dr. Steven Gagliardi.

Staff told the applicants (Mr. and Mrs. Perry) they would be notified by the appropriate authorities about next steps for recording the restriction and executing the hold‑harmless agreement. No further details on construction timing or permitting were provided at the meeting.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","9.29.25 Board of Health","oneSentenceSummary","The Fall River Board of Health on Sept. 29 approved a septic repair and private‑well plan at 66 Shannon Street on condition the owner record a one‑bedroom deed restriction and a hold‑harmless agreement because the proposed well would sit about 60 feet from a neighboring leaching field.","taxTitle","Fall River City, Bristol County, Massachusetts","taxId",4215,"location","headline","","shortSummary",{"_33":76,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":77,"_41":78,"_43":79,"_45":80,"_47":81,"_49":82,"_51":83,"_53":84,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":85,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":86,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},5972748,"Board of Health waives 7‑day suspension for Stop and Save after second underage tobacco sale, orders employee training",280,80000,360000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=5869658-8636f87ed92f06320e4097fcaf83797d&start=80&end=360","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/5869658-8636f87ed92f06320e4097fcaf83797d/thumbnail_80000.jpg","/articles/5972748/Fall-River-City/Bristol-County/Massachusetts/Board-of-Health-waives-7day-suspension-for-Stop-and-Save-after-second-underage-tobacco-sale-orders-employee-training","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/5972748-b7943f2dec2690fc0c33959128c44c9a/orig.mp4?Expires=1775284843&Signature=D0I46Ns6IkWOcozfYip0J575XLCgLG8hMmPjpoFKtewLNiUx4beALgUGBZnbEfVCg6~69ZLHYqVyqPVvWflzpXeFcemBouIZO-JZJtIG3WU~e~Tejb750MI0wEbp7UpCKY2hlrasfrL~3qUeyTE8QX1mGzYD3QbUqryUf4ECD-dRKDUzY4LHms-WjAvXgQjMQAG6gDetu2J1EGmjzrP11td3~R21jBNnUrmnTzrCNNRaZhg1tCSGLO-YB5pJo-sBYm8UcLsNPNrFBQ~hipUDEcaDaIwXMqGbaTu0a2ZBFns91Vn8XWoSZjIO8CO4rnjQCGfk7wEj278Y9auJNeDQjQ__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Fall River Board of Health on Sept. 29 voted to waive a 7‑day suspension for Stop and Save at 101 Preston Avenue after a compliance check on Sept. 4 found a second sale of tobacco to a person under the minimum legal age, but the board ordered the store’s employees to complete online age‑verification training and warned that a subsequent violation could result in a mandatory 30‑day suspension.

The board’s action confirms penalties already assessed for the incident — a $2,000 fine and the 7‑day suspension — while substituting the suspension with mandatory training and a warning consistent with the board’s recent practice of waiving brief suspensions for second offenses if the retailer agrees to corrective steps.

At the hearing, a board staff member identified the compliance check as occurring about 2:38 p.m. on Sept. 4. The youth used for the check attempted several purchases and ultimately bought a pack of Sonoma cigarettes; the seller did not check age and charged $7 for an item normally sold at $8.99, the presenter said. The board record shows this was a second violation within 36 months; the first cited date was Oct. 3, 2024. The presenter also noted an FDA compliance check listed on Jan. 23, 2024 as a prior sale.

Store owner Misal Khan told the board he has operated the location for 26 years and said the sale was an unintentional mistake by a new employee. \"My intention is always not to sell to underage,\" Khan said. He told the board he will enroll employees in state online training, add an electronic register scanner and the FDA Age Verifier app, and install an NRS system so sales cannot be completed without ID verification.

A staff member confirmed the state online training is free and offered to provide the link. Board members present — Thomas Corey, Michael Coughlin and Dr. Steven Gagliardi — voted to approve the waiver with the training condition. The board’s stated practice, reiterated during the hearing, is to waive the suspension for a second violation if the retailer completes training but to impose a 30‑day suspension for any subsequent full violation.

The board advised the owner to have all tobacco‑selling employees complete the training promptly and said city staff would follow up. No further disciplinary action was taken at the meeting.

Details from the record: the compliance check occurred Sept. 4 at about 2:38 p.m.; the assessed penalty package included a $2,000 fine and 7‑day suspension; the prior violation date listed in the record is Oct. 3, 2024; the FDA had a noted sale on Jan. 23, 2024. The board emphasized its zero‑tolerance direction going forward: a third full violation within the enforcement period would result in a 30‑day suspension.","At its Sept. 29 meeting the Fall River Board of Health waived a 7‑day suspension for Stop and Save at 101 Preston Ave. after a compliance check found a second sale to a minor, imposed a $2,000 fine, and required employee completion of online age‑verification training; board warned a future violation would trigger a 30‑day suspension.","actionData","errors"]

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Board approves septic system local upgrade at 66 Shannon St., requires deed restriction and hold‑harmless agreement

Board of Health waives 7‑day suspension for Stop and Save after second underage tobacco sale, orders employee training