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Water rules under first review; sewer sludge update set for Sept. 8
Summary
The Board of Water Commissioners began a first review of the Public Drinking Water System Rules & Regulations and Definitions and will consider a redline draft on Sept. 22; the Board of Sewer Commissioners scheduled a sludge update for Sept. 8.
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At 6:22 p.m. the Selectboard adjourned and convened the Board of Water Commissioners to begin a first review of the Public Drinking Water System Rules & Regulations and Definitions. The minutes say the board completed the first review and that a redline draft will be reviewed at the Sept. 22 meeting.
Later, at 6:28 p.m. the Board of Water Commissioners adjourned and the Board of Sewer Commissioners convened; the minutes note a sludge update is scheduled for the Sept. 8 meeting. No substantive rule text or proposed regulatory changes are recorded in the Aug. 25 minutes; the entry documents the procedural step and scheduled follow-up reviews.
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