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Selectboard directs engineer contact for West Street parcel percolation testing
Summary
Board voted to contact engineering consultant Frank Perrin about percolation (perk) testing and wastewater suitability for the West Street parcel, noting a recent local soil test cost of about $300 plus excavator costs and a typical 2–3 week engineering review timeline.
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The selectboard voted to contact engineer Frank Perrin to inquire about the wastewater permitting process and percolation testing for the West Street parcel. Members reported that the submission is with the engineer and that a response typically takes two to three weeks; the board asked staff to obtain cost estimates and timing for percolation tests.
A selectboard member noted a recent percolation soil test cost of $300 for the soil portion (excavator costs extra) as a reference for planning. The motion to contact Frank Perrin was made, seconded and carried; staff will follow up and report back to the board on permitting feasibility and costs.
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