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Sandersdale subdivision hearings continued after resident concerns about wells and septic
Summary
The commission opened hearings on three Sandersdale Road lots (DEP 128‑1977/78/79), heard technical consultant testimony and resident concerns about septic safety and high water table, and continued all three to Oct. 22 while awaiting state and health‑board comments.
The Town of Charlton Conservation Commission on Sept. 30 opened and continued hearings for three proposed lots on Sandersdale Road after consultants described designs intended to avoid riverfront disturbance and a resident raised water‑quality concerns.
Mary Ann DePinto of 3 Oaks Environmental told the commission the three lots were subdivided to meet riverfront performance standards and keep riverfront area alteration under 10 percent, while restoring previously altered riverfront patches, including removal of an old foundation and encampment. "Each 1 of these lots is subdivided ... to meet the performance standards for less than 10% alteration in the riverfront area, but…
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