Centerville-Osterville-Marstons Mills Water District

The meeting included a review of the budget report, the Water Management Act, and the progress of the Rte. 149 project. Staff evaluations and the proposed billing system were also discussed, along with a pump report and the draft budget and articles for the upcoming fiscal year. Additionally, the commissioners addressed the potential sale of the Frazer property and discussed necessary security upgrades.

The board reviewed the Superintendent's report, which covered several operational and financial matters including the budget report, a Water Management Act proposal from the DEP, and the status of the Frazer property. Additional discussion topics included the Route 149 project, staff evaluations, a proposed new billing system, the superintendent's performance review, a pump report, the drafting of the FY 2018 budget, security upgrades, the audit report, and potential office furniture and phone system upgrades.

The board discussed public comments regarding website meeting information and water quality reports. The meeting included a review of the Superintendent's report, which covered pump and budget status, the draft FY 27 budget, and system development fees. The board voted to approve new labor fees and system development charges effective July 1, 2026. Additionally, the commissioners discussed the Cent. Cove housing project, storm damage issues, and a performance analysis of water wells.

The board discussed the draft FY 27 proposed articles and operation budget, the storm response, and an after-incident staff meeting. Additionally, the commission reviewed progress on four sewer projects, planning for the finalization of the FY27 budget, reports, and articles. Discussions also covered the Cent. Cove housing project, storm damage and response efforts, and Avangrid.

Key discussions during the session included the Superintendent's Report, which addressed the Hyannis water system agreement, an agreement related to the Crooked Cartway property with the historical society, and the status of the Route 149 project, which was reported to be 75% complete. The Board also discussed ongoing staff evaluations and reviewed the pump report. Additionally, the Commissioners addressed a request for an SDC waiver concerning the Route 149 and Route 28 square, ultimately approving the request to waive the $2100 fee for the associated beautification project.