Wareham Sewer Commissioners review comprehensive wastewater management plan targeting nitrogen reduction. The board held a workshop meeting with consultants from GHD to discuss a MEPA-certified plan that recommends wastewater plant upgrades to 3 million gallons per day capacity, sewer system
Sewer Commissioners approve nine contracts and endorse $3.5 million warrant article. The board voted unanimously to amend six existing contracts including agreements with Borden & Remington Corp. for chemicals, Ferguson Waterworks for $73,378.41, and two South Shore Generator Service, Inc.
Wareham sewer board approves $195,200 Weston & Sampson amendment for Narrows pump station design. Chair Jim Giberti and commissioners voted unanimously to expand engineering scope for Phases II and III covering a new force main in Narrows Road from the Indian Neck pump station and
Wareham Sewer Commissioners move to overhaul residential billing system for 6,400 accounts. Vice Chair Robert Scanlan reported progress on redistributing Equivalent Dwelling Units, with 5,800 of the town's 6,400 accounts modeled at 97 percent coverage to address inequities. Technical obstacles from
Wareham Sewer Commissioners unanimously approve three equipment contracts worth $92,280.85. Chair Jim Giberti and the board authorized Knowles Enterprises LLC to upgrade the Apple lift station for $49,657.96, Trojan Technologies to supply a UV building motherboard for $13,364.89, and Wilkinson
Sewer Commissioners advance Narrows project with $195,200 engineering amendment. Chair James R. Giberti and the board approved amendments covering engineering services for phases II and III of the Narrows Force Main project, with approximately $100,000 allocated for surveying and borings. Vice
Sewer commissioners vote unanimously on two major contracts. The Wareham Board of Sewer Commissioners on March 12 approved a $21,481.00 agreement with Mission Communications, LLC for alarm monitoring at lift stations and the Water Pollution Control Facility through March 31, 2027, and unanimously
Wareham Sewer Commissioners discuss contract protocols and public outreach. Vice Chair Robert Scanlon reported arranging a Town Counsel meeting to clarify the Board's contract-review responsibilities, tabling further discussion pending legal guidance. The Board heard a presentation from
Wareham sewer board approves three service contracts amid warrant-article rework. Chair Jim Giberti and the Board of Sewer Commissioners unanimously approved contracts with Knowles Enterprises LLC for operator services at $150 per hour and emergency repairs at $150 per hour, each running through
Wareham Sewer Commissioners advance $26 million Narrows force main funding plan. The five-member board unanimously approved a $245,218 contract with Chadwick Barras for a camera truck and agreed to request Town Meeting approval for a single article rescinding a prior $6 million authorization and
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