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Suffield WPCA shortens lien recording period to three months after state statute change
Summary
Citing recent changes to Connecticut General Statutes — 7-258, the Suffield WPCA voted to revise its lien recording policy from 11 months to three months; the commission assigned staff to update procedures accordingly.
The Suffield Water Pollution Control Authority voted on May 12 to revise its lien recording policy, shortening the recording window from 11 months to three months to reflect changes to Connecticut General Statutes — 7-258.
John Murphy moved to approve the revised lien recording policy; Frank Bauchiero seconded the motion, and the commission passed it unanimously. The minutes state the change was made "due to the changes in the Connecticut General Statutes — 7-258," and the commission asked Superintendent Jamie Kreller and Business Administrator Anna Clark to review the current policy and implement the revision.
The commission recorded an implementation follow-up: staff were asked to update lien procedures and the Business Administrator will carry out necessary administrative changes to billing and collections practices. The minutes do not list a new enforcement schedule or further legal analysis beyond the statutory citation.
