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Selectmen approve two home-occupation permits; cable hearing continued to Nov. 26

Town of Blackstone Board of Selectmen · November 12, 2024
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Summary

The Board of Selectmen approved home-occupation permits for Medical Training Solutions LLC (182 Farm St.) and Veil Light Treasures (8 Laurel Rd.) after hearings with no public comment, and continued a cable franchise hearing to Nov. 26.

The Town of Blackstone Board of Selectmen on Nov. 12 approved two home-occupation permits and continued a separate cable public hearing to Nov. 26. The board opened public hearings for Medical Training Solutions LLC at 182 Farm Street and for Veil Light Treasures at 8 Laurel Road, read the required notices under chapter 5, section 21 of the town bylaws, and heard no public comment before voting.

Selectman Sweeney moved to approve the Medical Training Solutions LLC permit; Selectman Bozzo seconded and the board voted in favor. The board took the same steps for Veil Light Treasures, with Selectman Sweeney moving approval and Selectman Polak seconding; the motion passed with ayes recorded. The chair thanked participants and closed both hearings.

On the cable franchise matter, the chair said the public hearing that had been opened previously will remain open and set the next hearing date for Nov. 26 at 6:50 p.m. The continuation drew no public comment.

Why it matters: Home-occupation permits allow residents to operate limited businesses from a residence when they comply with local bylaws; approving them preserves small-business activity while keeping the board informed of uses in residential neighborhoods.

What’s next: The board will reconvene Nov. 26 for the cable public hearing. The permit files and notice language were placed in the meeting packet for public record.