Water Management Advisory Committee

Government · Water Management Advisory Committee

Water Committee Keeps Drought Watering Restrictions

Water committee kept drought watering rules as conditions improved to mild status.

Townbrief news summary · Aug 20

Government · Water Management Advisory Committee

Water Committee Questions Treatment Plant Timeline

Water committee questions treatment plant completion date.

Townbrief news summary · Jun 18

Government · Water Management Advisory Committee

Water Management Advisory Committee approves master plan progress, reviews WTP construction

Water Management Advisory Committee approves prior minutes, advances treatment plant planning. The committee voted 6-0-0 to approve March 26 minutes and reviewed an AI-generated summary of that meeting's outcomes. DPW Superintendent Eric Hooper reported the new water treatment plant at Well #4

Townbrief news summary · Apr 16

Government · Water Management Advisory Committee

Water Management Advisory Committee backs Master Plan, schedules facility tour

Water Management Advisory Committee approves prior minutes, reviews Master Plan asset management findings. Margaret McCarthy of Weston & Sampson outlined water main replacement priorities based on age and material composition, tank life expectancies ranging from 26 to 120 years, and well upgrade

Townbrief news summary · Mar 26

Government · Water Management Advisory Committee

WMAC approves $5 quarterly fixed fee increase; usage rates to be rebalanced.

Sharon Water Management Advisory Committee approves $5 quarterly increase in fixed water fee for fiscal 2027. The unanimous vote directs DPW Superintendent Eric Hooper to revise tiered usage-fee rates so 5,500 residential accounts share the overall increase proportionally, addressing Chair David

Townbrief news summary · Jan 29

Government · Water Management Advisory Committee

Water Management committee approves December minutes, schedules budget meeting.

Water Management Advisory Committee approves December minutes and schedules budget vote for January 29. Water Department Superintendent Eric Hooper proposed an $8.3 million FY 2027 budget with a 5 percent rate increase, requesting $700,000 from retained earnings; WMAC agreed to convene a special

Townbrief news summary · Jan 15