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District approves $496,774.30 in May warrants and addresses NPDES compliance issue.

Charles River Pollution Control District approves $496,774 in May warrants. Chairman David C. Formato and Commissioners Ted Kenney, Douglas M. Downing, Wolfgang Bauer and Mark Cataldo voted unanimously to authorize Warrant #26-11 covering $464,827.80 in operations and maintenance and $31,946.50 in

Charles River Pollution Control District (CRPCD) · Meeting of May 13, 2026

FRANKLIN — Charles River Pollution Control District approves $496,774 in May warrants. Chairman David C. Formato and Commissioners Ted Kenney, Douglas M.

Downing, Wolfgang Bauer and Mark Cataldo voted unanimously to authorize Warrant #26-11 covering $464,827.80 in operations and maintenance and $31,946.50 in capital projects. Executive Director Elizabeth Taglieri reported the treatment facility exceeded phosphorus limits at 0.11 mg/L in April against a permitted 0.10 mg/L; staff is implementing process changes expected to achieve compliance within two weeks. The District is evaluating a $154,000 elevator piston replacement and separately pursuing a meeting with the Town of Franklin to discuss copper sampling results from the Mine Brook Interceptor.

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Source: the Charles River Pollution Control District (CRPCD) meeting of May 13, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.

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