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Proctor water and sewer boards discuss delinquent accounts, sludge bids and operations
Summary
The Water and Sewer Commissioners convened during the April 14 meeting to review delinquent accounts, note that four companies intend to bid on sludge removal (bids due May 15), and hear Town Manager updates including a Patch Street water leak repair and timber-harvest water protections.
During the April 14 meeting the Selectboard paused its session to convene the Board of Water Commissioners at 7:03 p.m. and later the Board of Sewer Commissioners at 7:14 p.m. The minutes record several operational items for the town’s water and sewer services.
The Board of Water Commissioners received an update on delinquent accounts and shutoffs; members were told a complete, updated list will be provided at the May 27 meeting. The Board of Sewer Commissioners heard that four companies are interested in bidding on sludge removal; bids are due May 15. No contract award was recorded at the meeting.
Town Manager Judy Frazier reported in the departmental section that a water leak on Patch Street was repaired April 9; she also flagged water concerns related to a timber harvest and said water bars will be installed at the harvest’s completion. Other operational notes included dumpsters ordered for Dump Day and a Rotary cleanup of Beaver Pond scheduled for May 17. Parking and lawn damage complaints were noted; the minutes record RCSD (school/district) was contacted about Cain Street parking complaints.
The meeting record shows the boards adjourned and reconvened to the Selectboard without substantive votes on procurement or account write-offs during this session.
