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Siphon plan revised to be less invasive; commission to review flat‑fee and EDU proposals

Northfield Sewer Commission · June 15, 2026
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Summary

Staff reported Eric is reworking the siphon project to make it less invasive and cheaper; commissioners asked for time to evaluate the revised plan along with proposed flat fees and EDU counts after a Squakheag village walkthrough.

The commission received an update that Eric is reworking the siphon project plan to reduce invasiveness and lower costs. Commissioners requested additional review time to consider the revised engineering approach along with potential adjustments to flat fees and EDU allocations.

Chair Karen Boudreau and Commissioner Mitch Damon reported they had completed a walkthrough of Squakheag village as part of project review. The commission did not make funding commitments and asked staff to return with more detailed proposals.