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Sewer Commission clears stalled 46 Middlesex Road capacity reserve

Tyngsborough Sewer Commission clears stalled Middlesex Road hookup, eyes federal grants.

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Sewer Commission · Meeting of February 26, 2026

Tyngsborough Sewer Commission clears stalled Middlesex Road hookup, eyes federal grants. The board voted unanimously to approve its February 12 minutes and to strip a 2023-approved 46 Middlesex Road connection from capacity reserves after learning the property had sold and the new owner never pursued it. Sewer Administrator Kathy Cayer briefed members on two pending development connections, an assisted living facility at 84 Kendall Road and a roughly 160-unit project at Flint's Corner, plus a 56-unit Tyngsborough Housing Authority hookup billed at $250 per unit.

The board is weighing a fiscal 2027 federal appropriations request, due April 3, against a roughly $400,000 local match on the Phase 1 East sewer expansion, estimated near $1.9 million overall, calling such earmarks ones where "you don't get those yeses too often." A separate one-week-turnaround grant opportunity from U.S. Rep. Lori Trahan's office, due the following Wednesday, was deemed a tougher fit under its no-new-projects rule.

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Source: the Sewer Commission meeting of February 26, 2026, reported from the official video recording and transcript.

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