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Health director says Cape View Way overflow is being remediated; pumps and temporary cap in place

Bourne Board of Health · July 23, 2026
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Summary

Bourne's health director reported staff witnessed a sewage overflow at Cape View Way, arranged Bay State Sewage to pump the system, applied a temporary cap to a broken leaching-field line, and said a full remediation is planned.

Health Director Katie updated the board about a report circulating on social media that a sewage overflow had occurred at the Cape View Way apartment complex near Sandmore Beach. Staff visited the site, met the property manager, and coordinated Bay State Sewage to pump out the system and stop active flow.

Katie said staff implemented a temporary cap on a broken leaching-field line and that the property manager is planning a full remediation of the broken line; staff characterized the issue as being addressed at the time of the meeting.