North Attleborough Board of Health Approves Toll Brothers Senior Housing Permit at Heather Hill

NORTH ATTLEBOROUGH -- June 17, 2026, North Attleborough's Board of Health approved an Environmental Health Impact Permit for Toll Brothers' Regency at Heather Hill senior housing development at 149 West Bacon Street and ratified the town's first housing condemnation order at its June 17 meeting. Board Chairman Lou LeBlanc participated by cell phone from his car to preserve a quorum after member Bob Davis recused himself as a potential abutter on the Heather Hill votes, which passed 2-0. The approved site plan, prepared by Crossman Engineering and last revised April 30, 2026, incorporates a redesigned pickleball court layout that places courts more than 400 feet from the nearest property line, addressing neighbor noise concerns that had been raised earlier in the review. The board also formally received notice of the emergency condemnation of 20 Bacon Square, described by staff as the first condemnation in the town in recent memory, after inspectors found a torn roof tarp, falling plaster, blocked vent stacks, and a gutter system draped over electrical service wires; the property owner, served by a constable at his Weston home, pulled a roof permit but had not sought a final inspection as of the meeting date.