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Tisbury Board approves limited coffee counter at India Rose Collective
Summary
The Board unanimously approved a limited coffee counter at India Rose Collective after Assistant Health Agent Fred Hehre outlined a plan using bottled water or a temporary three-basin wash, and applicant India confirmed ServSafe certification. The approval included motion by Commissioner Malcolm Boyd and a second by Clerk Dr. George Santos.
The Board of Health reviewed and approved a proposal to operate a limited coffee counter inside India Rose Collective, a retail clothing store that plans a small beverage service.
Assistant Health Agent Fred Hehre described a water-supply option using bottled water and a temporary 3-basin wash setup and noted existing plumbing from a former flower shop could support an additional sink. Hehre said the proposal involved disposable utensils or a temporary wash setup while staff continue to finalize water-source details. India confirmed she "already obtained her ServSafe certification."
Commissioner Malcolm Boyd moved to approve the coffee counter; Commissioner Dr. George Santos seconded, and the board voted unanimously to approve the proposal. Hehre will continue to work with India on the water-source details.
