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Sewer board votes to convert Keystone Place allocation to actual flow
Summary
The Bourne Board of Sewer Commissioners voted 5-0 on June 23 to convert Keystone Places operational allocation to an actual flow allocation after a four-year review of its reported flows.
The Bourne Board of Sewer Commissioners voted unanimously June 23 to convert the operational allocation for Keystone Place at Hardert's Bay LLC from a preliminary designation to an actual flow allocation.
The board cited the propertys four-year reported flows, which officials said ranged roughly from 10,800 gallons per day to as low as 9,140 gpd, against the original preliminary allocation of 14,000 gpd. "Yes" votes were recorded from the five commissioners present in a roll-call vote required because two commissioners participated by Zoom.
The conversion was taken under agenda item 4, listed under section 5.2.1 of the sewer use and regulations. Commissioners noted they had received no objections to the department's notice to the property and that the matter followed the commissions policy that a one-year notification and actual-use determination follow multi-year monitoring.
The motion to convert the allocation was made and seconded during the meeting; the transcript does not identify the maker or seconder by name. The roll call recorded affirmative votes from MJ, Melissa, Jean, Commissioner Peter and the chair, yielding a 5-0 adoption.
Board staff said the conversion will be reflected in the allocation records and that updated operational paperwork will be issued to the property owner. No amendments were proposed during the vote. The board did not receive any public comment opposing the conversion before the vote.
The commission will include follow-up allocation and construction updates on the July agenda, along with continued reports on the wastewater treatment facility's performance.
