Lunenburg Sewer Commission Tackles Pressure Line Issues on Laurel Lane

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Lunenburg Sewer Commission engaged in discussions about ongoing infrastructure challenges, with a particular focus on pressure line investigations on Laurel Lane and the potential expansion of the sewer district to accommodate new development proposals on Electric Avenue. The commission addressed these issues while also considering the financial and logistical implications of their decisions.

Lunenburg Sewer Commission Tackles Infiltration Issues Amid Budget Constraints

Overview: The Lunenburg Sewer Commission meeting on March 31st focused on issues concerning infiltration and inflow (INI) within the sewer system, with discussions on delays in manhole repairs, potential solutions, and fiscal planning. The commission also addressed third-quarter fiscal demands and considered the implications of merging stormwater management with sewer operations.

Lunenburg Sewer Commission Faces Challenges with Proposed Duplex Development and System Infiltration

Overview: In a meeting held on March 10, 2026, the Lunenburg Sewer Commission deliberated on a proposal for a new duplex development on Wham Street and addressed issues concerning sewer system infiltration and inflow. The session also covered discussions on sewer rate adjustments and future infrastructure projects.

Lunenburg Sewer Commission Approves FY27 Budget Amidst Revenue Challenges and Discusses New Stormwater Utility

Overview: The Lunenburg Sewer Commission approved its fiscal year 2027 (FY27) budget during a recent meeting, addressing a projected revenue shortfall without dipping into retained earnings. The commission also discussed establishing a stormwater utility to comply with Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) permit requirements, which will introduce a new fee structure to residents.

Lunenburg Sewer Commission Faces Financial Strain, Deliberates 16% Rate Increase and New Technology

Overview: During the latest meeting of the Lunenburg Sewer Commission, issues were tackled, including a proposed 16% increase in user rates, financial challenges due to dwindling betterment income, and the potential adoption of a cloud-based rate forecasting software. The commission discussed the intricacies of maintaining service quality amidst financial strain and technological advancements.