Tewksbury boards review battery storage facility with $43.8 million commitment. The Select Board and Board of Health jointly examined the Hillman Energy Center Host Community Agreement for a 125-megawatt battery storage facility proposed for 7375 Hillman Street. The developer has committed to a
Board of Health intervenes on battery storage water contamination risk. Chairperson Melissa Braga, Vice Chairperson Susan Amato, Clerk George Ferdinand, and members Chris Janeczak and Pamela LeFave voted unanimously 5-0 to authorize Director of Public Health Shannon Gillis to submit their concerns
Tewksbury's Board of Health voted unanimously to prepare two formal comment submissions to the state Energy Facilities Siting Board over the proposed Hillman battery storage facility.
Tewksbury Board of Health votes conditionally on battery facility extension. The Board unanimously approved the town's request for a February 6 deadline to file expert testimony on a proposed battery energy storage facility, conditioning approval on public access to fire safety data and an extended
Tewksbury Board of Health conditionally backed the town's EFSB extension request in the Hillman battery storage case, 4-0.
Tewksbury Board of Health schedules a public hearing on a possible kratom ban and adds a nonprofit permit late fee.
Tewksbury's Board of Health grilled town officials and a battery energy developer for hours over a proposed 125-megawatt lithium-ion energy storage facility planned for Hillman Street, less than 50 feet from the nearest home.
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