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City staff report 20,000 sq ft industrial building planned; wastewater capacity discussed

Manchester Board of Adjustment · July 21, 2026
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Summary

City staff told the board that multiple industrial additions are underway, including a planned 20,000-square-foot building for an incoming tenant; board members raised concerns about wastewater treatment capacity and potential need for a significant industrial user agreement.

At the staff report portion of the meeting, the building inspector said three main factories are adding to their facilities and that one incoming industrial tenant "is looking at a 20,000 square foot building" for equipment and operations. The inspector said the owner will submit plans and that, if ordered, the prefabricated building could take about 30 to 90 days to be delivered.

Board members and staff then discussed wastewater treatment capacity and how the new industrial activity could affect the treatment plant. One board member said, "The organic load is just incredible," referring to the kinds of waste the facility would produce, and the group agreed staff will confirm whether a significant industrial user agreement or other treatment measures are required before further approvals or permits are issued.

Staff also mentioned ongoing residential builds (eight new houses this year) and other commercial projects; the board received the update with no formal motions linked to these reports.