Massachusetts General Laws ch. 41 sec. 102B – Appointment in towns of 5,000 or more inhabitants
Current as of: 2024 | Check for updates
|
Other versions
Section 102B. In any town of five thousand inhabitants or more which accepts this section, the board of health shall appoint a full-time inspector of health who shall devote his time to the enforcement of the laws and regulations related to public health and such other duties as may be assigned by said board. This section shall not apply to any town which has formed a district pursuant to section twenty-seven A of chapter one hundred eleven.
Terms Used In Massachusetts General Laws ch. 41 sec. 102B
- district: as used in this chapter , shall mean a fire, water, sewer, water pollution abatement, refuse disposal, light, or improvement district, or any other district, howsoever named, formed for the purpose of carrying out any of the aforementioned functions, whether established under general law or special act. See Massachusetts General Laws ch. 41 sec. 1A