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Board of Health approves updated fee schedule and continues body art rules review.

Board of Health approves revised fee schedule and defers body art regulations. The board unanimously approved changes to the fee schedule effective January 6, 2026, including increased food plan review fees and a new late-fee structure set at 100 percent of the annual license or permit fee. Public

Board of Health · Meeting of January 6, 2026

SALISBURY — Board of Health approves revised fee schedule and defers body art regulations. The board unanimously approved changes to the fee schedule effective January 6, 2026, including increased food plan review fees and a new late-fee structure set at 100 percent of the annual license or permit fee. Public Health Director Leslie M.

Whelan reported that body art regulations dating to 2001 require modernization to reflect current industry standards, and the board voted unanimously to continue the matter to February 17, directing Whelan to provide marked-up current regulations and template options; a workshop may replace the televised meeting to encourage participation from the two licensed establishments in town.

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Source: the Board of Health meeting of January 6, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.

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