North Attleborough Board of Health Approves Catering Permit for Dreams Event Venue
North Attleborough Board of Health grants catering permit and hears septic season surge at June meeting.
NORTH ATTLEBOROUGH -- June 23, 2026, North Attleborough Board of Health grants catering permit and hears septic season surge at June meeting. The two-member board, Chair Jonathan Maslin and member Dan McMahon, voted unanimously to approve a catering permit for Teresa Sneed of Green on Main, doing business as Dreams Event Venue at 999 South Washington Street, contingent on inspection and valid through December 31, 2026. Human Services Coordinator Steven reported facilitating the first Bristol County Opioid Task Force meeting on May 18 with representatives from all 20 Bristol County communities, and described assisting fire-displaced condo residents who lacked renters insurance, recommending a town public education campaign on the topic. Assistant Health Agent Rob flagged numerical inconsistencies in the Asian Acres subdivision septic plans, lot counts varying between 16 and 17 and bedroom totals ranging from 61 to 68 across plan sheets, ahead of a preliminary staff meeting with the developer that has not yet been scheduled. Health department expenditures for the period totaled $10,385.43, including $6,485.39 in Northern Bristol County Public Health Alliance invoices and $2,000 in opioid grant funding. Maslin was reappointed by the Town Council the night before the meeting, with a term running through June 30, 2029.
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