District votes to dissolve after Route 28 transfer station sale.
The Carver-Marion Wareham Regional Refuse Disposal District voted unanimously to dissolve following sale of its Route 28 transfer station. Committee Chair John Cotter and Executive Director Jeffrey Osuch advanced a Chapter 30B statutory sales process requiring broker hiring and three-bid
Carver Marion Wareham Regional Refuse Disposal District Committee · Meeting of April 8, 2026
WAREHAM — The Carver-Marion Wareham Regional Refuse Disposal District voted unanimously to dissolve following sale of its Route 28 transfer station. Committee Chair John Cotter and Executive Director Jeffrey Osuch advanced a Chapter 30B statutory sales process requiring broker hiring and three-bid procedures, with Attorney Elizabeth Lydon directing each town's counsel to negotiate a separation agreement governing environmental insurance reserves, the final retiree's $500-monthly OPEB payment, and cash distribution. The Town of Wareham has requested a six-month lease extension through June 2027 to allow permit processing for its new facility; the committee will liquidate four maturing CDs into an interest-bearing account as each comes due, maintaining the district's $1.1 million portfolio to cover terminal obligations.
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Source: the Carver Marion Wareham Regional Refuse Disposal District Committee meeting of April 8, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.
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