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Standing Building Committee approves Water Treatment Plant delay monitoring and $54K mitigation payment.

Standing Building Committee votes on Water Treatment Plant delays and $54K settlement. Vice-Chair Matt Baldassari presided as the committee unanimously voted to require the Department of Conservation to submit its start-up and testing plan to the owner's project manager, Sharon Water Department,

Sharon Standing Building Committee · Meeting of June 23, 2026

SHARON — Standing Building Committee votes on Water Treatment Plant delays and $54K settlement. Vice-Chair Matt Baldassari presided as the committee unanimously voted to require the Department of Conservation to submit its start-up and testing plan to the owner's project manager, Sharon Water Department, and project designer by July 7, 2026, citing a 45-day slip in substantial completion and potential liquidated damages of $4,300 per day. In a separate action, the committee voted 4-3 to approve Invoice Voucher #42 for $54,000 to finalize the Tavares Family Mitigation agreement.

Members expressed frustration that the Department of Conservation had not shared schedule details or formal testing plans despite repeated requests spanning several weeks.

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Source: the Sharon Standing Building Committee meeting of June 23, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.

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