Water

Lunenburg Sewer Commission identifies potential gap in connection-fee collections from multifamily conversions along Mass Avenue.

Lunenburg Sewer Commission flags a hazardous manhole and moves toward new fees for multi-unit housing conversions.

LUNENBURG — June 30, 2026 — Lunenburg Sewer Commission flags a hazardous manhole and moves toward new fees for multi-unit housing conversions. The commission, chaired by Brett Ramson, voted unanimously June 30 to accept end-of-year billing adjustments — shaped largely by a single account that ran undetected water for six

Lunenburg Sewer Commission approves a $6,127 waiver and orders a pressure-line redesign at a troubled Laurel Lane address.

LUNENBURG — May 27, 2026 — Lunenburg Water District moves toward binding decision on Hickory Hills zone one violations. The three-member commission, meeting May 27, set June 10 as the date for a formal resolution on unauthorized vehicles and a kayak rack photographed inside the protected zone one buffer at the

LUNENBURG — May 26, 2026 — Lunenburg Sewer Commission approves two residential sewer expansions and writes off nearly $400 in billing errors. At the May 26 meeting, Clerk Dan Proctor presided over unanimous votes approving change-of-use requests at 48 West Street, where applicant Michael Branchflower is adding a bedroom, and

Lunenburg Sewer Commission approves $304,465 quarterly billing and faces new DEP private-sewer documentation deadline.

LUNENBURG — April 28, 2026 — Lunenburg Sewer Commission reviews 5 percent user-rate increase set for Town Meeting presentation Saturday. Vice Chairman Scott Dahl presided at the April 28 hybrid meeting, with Chairman and DPW Director Bill Bernard both absent, as staff member Andrew Valeri walked commissioners through a slide presentation

LUNENBURG — April 14, 2026 — Lunenburg Sewer Commission debates missing pressure line and out-of-district development inquiry. The commission, meeting April 14 at the Department of Public Works, heard from DPW staff member Bill Bernard that an as-built drawing documents a pressure line running to a shutoff at 100

Lunenburg Sewer Commission moves to seal a Laurel Lane pump line estimated at 10,000 gallons of daily infiltration.