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Commission orders dye test for 11 Linden Ave and notes potential multi‑year back billing for unbilled properties

Northfield Sewer Commission · June 15, 2026
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Summary

The commission asked Chief Isaac Golding to run a dye test at 11 Linden Ave to determine sewer connection, noted 46 Maple has been sold and proceeds received, and discussed that up to six years of billing could be assessed if the commission chooses to pursue back charges.

Commissioners directed Chief Isaac Golding to perform a dye test at 11 Linden Ave to determine whether the property is on sewer or septic. The meeting record shows 64 East Street has no inspection status on file, and that 46 Maple has been sold with the town/sewer receiving proceeds.

Commissioners noted that, if warranted, up to six years of charges could be billed to properties found to be connected but not previously billed; the commission must decide whether to pursue multi‑year back billing on a case‑by‑case basis.