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Votes at a glance: Charlton Water & Sewer Commission, Aug. 6, 2025

Town of Charlton Water and Sewer Commission · March 1, 2026

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Summary

The commission approved routine minutes and warrants, accepted a small senior abatement list, voted to solicit formal consultant proposals to study a large development's sewer impacts, and adjourned. Several individual connection approvals were reported by staff under their delegated authority.

Key votes and official actions from the Town of Charlton Water and Sewer Commission meeting on Aug. 6, 2025:

- Minutes (June 11, 2025): Motion to accept as written — approved by voice vote.

- Warrants: Motion to accept warrants totaling $141,121.77 — approved by voice vote.

- Senior abatement list (flat and metered rates): Motion to accept; grand total reported as $827.06 — approved by voice vote.

- Direction to obtain consultant proposals: Motion to ask staff to solicit written budgetary quotes from Chris McClure and Wright‑Pierce for formal reports on capacity and impacts — approved by voice vote.

- Staff connection approvals (administrative): Vinny reported authorizations to connect 23A North Main, 23B North Main and 60 City Depot (#502) and described these as condominium/single‑family connections totaling about 660 gpd; the commission had no objection.

- Premier Trailers (130 Sturbridge Road): Vinny described a proposed sewer connection for an industrial trailer site, reported an estimated flow of about 650 gpd and a proposed sewer privilege fee of $26,000 (chair later referenced $26,650); staff said this falls under Vinny's authority and commissioners raised no objection.

- Adjournment: Motion to adjourn — approved by voice vote.

All recorded voice votes were carried by the commission during the meeting; motions were procedural or referral in nature and did not themselves authorize major policy or capital expenditures.