Harvard Water & Sewer Commission unanimously approved a sewer connection permit for 11 Mass Avenue and discussed initiating the Town's first formal water rate study in response to anticipated cost increases from the transition to Devens water supply.
Harvard Water Commission approved prior minutes and continued discussions on water and sewer regulations while receiving project updates. Director of Public Works Eric Ryder reported that the Harvard/Devens water connection was nearing completion pending final MassDEP approvals including generator
Water and Sewer Commission approves prior meeting minutes and advances water system modernization. Chair Chris Mitchell, member Jeffrey Tingle, and staff including Director of Public Works Eric Ryder reviewed updates to water and sewer regulations through engineering firm Woodard & Curran and
Water Commission authorizes signatories for Devens water connection and addresses contamination testing. Chair Chris Mitchell and member Jeffrey Tingle unanimously approved Eric Ryder and Dawn Dunbar as signatories for Harvard/Devens water connection documents. The Commission also unanimously
Harvard Water & Sewer Commission reviews PFAS findings near landfill, no regulatory exceedances recorded. Licensed Site Professional Robert Berger of Capital Environmental reported that 11 of 22 sampled homes show detectable PFAS compounds, with no homes exceeding the MassDEP regulatory limit of 20
Water and Sewer Commissions approve drain-layer license and sewer permit. Chair Chris Mitchell and Commissioner Jeff Tingle unanimously approved Curtis Septic's drain-layer license application, with Town Administrator Dan Nason confirming the company's work quality. The commissions also unanimously
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