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Friday, November 6, 2026 Plymouth County, Massachusetts · Change town
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Government · Water Commissioners

Water board holds RPR transfer request, approves minutes

The Water Commissioners heard the Manly Street treatment plant is nearly finished and about $23,000 under budget. Taylor & Howard's James Hoyt said engineering is $39,000 under budget and the State Revolving Fund loan is roughly $500,000 below projection.

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Government · Water Commissioners

Water Commission approves CA Norman Change Order 2

Water Commissioners learned the Manley treatment plant needs only $3.5 million of its $3.96 million State Revolving Fund loan. Project engineers said the savings mean nearly half a million dollars of principal the town will not repay, and about $186,000 of contingency remains.

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Government · Water Commissioners

Water Commissioners keep watering ban in place

The Water Commissioners kept the town's watering ban in place and reported that the Manley Street treatment plant is online. The plant went into service two days after its state inspection and is producing about 160,000 gallons a day, with a seven-day performance test still to come.

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Government · Water Commissioners

Water Commissioners approve $6,621 pipe change order

Water Commissioners approved a $6,621 pipe change order and tabled a contractor's 90-day extension request. Tata and Howard's James told the board that change order 9 covered fire-line and water-line penetrations that conflicted with the footing.

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Government · Water Commissioners

Water board backs talks on DPW merger plan

The Water Commissioners voted to open talks with selectmen on placing the water department under the DPW director. Commissioners would remain elected, and the department would keep its own budget and an assistant superintendent.

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