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Select Board approves wastewater committee’s North Village capacity priorities; town warned of modest reserve cost

Londonderry Select Board · December 16, 2025
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Summary

The board voted to approve the wastewater committee’s recommended North Village allocation priorities, including optional town reservation of 10% of capacity; staff estimated a 10% reserve would cost about $2,370 a year.

The Select Board considered recommendations from the wastewater committee and the Windham Regional Commission on prioritizing connection and capacity for the North Village. Presenter (S9) explained that recommended priority properties plus a 10% reserve were proposed to ensure capacity for future economic‑development opportunities and speculative needs such as restaurants that may request additional seat capacity with pretreatment.

“Chrissy may be better equipped to answer this... Not necessarily,” the presenter (S9) said while explaining design flow uncertainties; a second speaker (S15) ran a quick calculation and said reserving 10% (648 gallons) would cost approximately $2,370 per year based on the operation and maintenance user fee assumptions. The board moved to approve the committee’s recommended allocation priorities; the motion passed with two ayes and one abstention.

Board members and staff stressed that reserving capacity is reversible and that final design flows will be finalized before construction. The vote lets permitting and project planning continue with the recommended prioritization in place.