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Stratford WPCA approves Sniffins Lane sewer design and two single‑home extensions
Summary
The Town of Stratford Water Pollution Control Authority approved a design for a gravity sewer along Sniffins Lane and agreed to extend public sewer service to two single‑family properties (addresses recorded with variable spellings in the record). All three items were forwarded from or referred back to the planning commission with board approval.
The Town of Stratford Water Pollution Control Authority on Oct. 28 approved a design for a gravity sewer along Sniffins Lane and voted to extend public sewer service to two single‑family properties, actions the board said were recommended by the planning commission.
Town engineer Mr. Casey presented three items from the planning commission: the Sniffins Lane gravity sewer that would run to Main Street and terminate at a new pump station near Access Road, a request to extend the public sewer main to a property recorded in the meeting as 150 (transcript spelling varies), and a further extension request the board referred back to the planning commission for review. "The first two items are referrals back from the planning commission," Casey said during his report.
A board member moved to accept the design phase for the Sniffins Lane project as recommended; the motion was seconded and approved by voice vote. The board then approved extending the sewer to the single‑family home listed in the record as 150 (the transcript contains multiple spellings of the street name). A separate request to extend service to another single‑family lot recorded as 100 in the meeting record was referred back to the planning commission for an 08/24 review per the motion.
All motions on these items passed on voice votes with no recorded opposition. The board did not discuss detailed construction schedules or cost estimates in the public record during this meeting; planning‑level recommendations and formal design approval were the items before the authority.
Meeting documents and the planning commission recommendations were cited by the town engineer but were not entered verbatim into the public transcript at this meeting. The WPCA will consider any subsequent planning commission findings and construction funding as required in future sessions.
