Route 20 Sewer Project
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The Route 20 Sewer Technical Advisory Committee (TAC) has prepared a comprehensive list of questions and answers to assist residents in informing themselves on the project, which requests an appropriation of $1 million for the design and permitting of the Route 20 sewer project. Article 20 passed at Town Meeting, moving the project to a ballot vote on June 7, 2011 for the approved appropriation.
The Route 20 sewer project is a long term project designed to sustain Sudbury both environmentally and economically. It aims to protect Sudbury’s drinking water in the Route 20 aquifer area, as well as assist businesses with their wastewater disposal so that they can stay and grow in Sudbury. Without alternative wastewater disposal, there is a risk of groundwater contamination and loss of business.
Many questions about this project can be answered by clicking on the following links:
Route 20 Wastewater Project Evaluation Report, June 2013
Route 20 Sewer Frequently Asked Questions
Sewer District Service Area Map
Development of Treatment Plant Property, 641 Boston Post Road
Pictures of other decentralized wastewater treatment plants
Streetscape View of Treatment Plant, 641 Boston Post Road
Business Support Letter for Article 20
2011 ATM Article 20 – Route 20 Sewer TAC narrative
2011 ATM Article 20 – Route 20 Sewer TAC PowerPoint
2011 ATM Article 20 – Route 20 Sewer Planning Board narrative
2011 ATM Article 20 – Route 20 Sewer Planning Board PowerPoint
May 25, 2011 Meeting Presentation