Select Board grants conditional deferral for Max Cummins Center water connection
Summary
The board approved a conditional deferral allowing the Max Cummins Center project at 458 Woodstock Road to pursue an on-site well and storage system while proceeding with state permitting; the board required connection to town water if and when municipal capacity is available.
Representatives for the Max Cummins Center — including Charlie Radigan and civil engineer Brad Ruderman — asked the Select Board for a deferral from the municipal water-connection requirement to permit an engineered on-site drilled well and storage system while the project pursues state permitting. Radigan said the team is "focusing heavily on healing the land" and described remediation and design work already completed on the 4.5-acre site.
Ruderman told the board that the project needs the deferral to finalize a state source-permit application and that drilling and construction are likely six months to a year away. The board and the presenters discussed a conditional deferral that would allow the well for fire suppression and storage while leaving a requirement that the project connect to the municipal water system if and when it can reliably provide potable water and fire flow. A motion to approve the deferral with that assumption passed unanimously.
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