Dighton Stormwater Committee voted to request town meeting warrant article on bylaw revisions. The panel voted unanimously on a motion by Leonard Hull, seconded by David Phillips, to ask the selectmen to place the article on a special town meeting warrant this fall.
Dighton Stormwater Committee votes to approve Spring Street parking expansion. The committee voted 4 to 0, with 1 abstention, to tentatively approve a request from 620 Spring Street LLC to construct two catch basins and tie them into the town's existing drainage system at the former Mount Hope Mill
Board of Health votes to separate Dighton Stormwater Committee as stand-alone entity. The committee reviewed Stormwater Bylaw revisions that would increase the site-disturbance threshold from 35,000 square feet to one acre, aligning with federal standards. Field work funded by ARPA grant money was
Dighton Stormwater Committee elects Goulart as chair, addresses Hart's Memory permit. The committee unanimously re-elected Nancy Goulart as chairman and Tom Ferry as clerk. The committee advised applicant Tony Roderick that Hart's Memory Subdivision requires a $250 stormwater permit due to
Dighton Stormwater Committee addresses ongoing runoff control projects and discusses site inspection proposal. The committee received expenditure reports totaling $11,525, including $8,335 for basin cleaning and $3,190 for street sweeping salary, and Chairman Nancy Goulart is seeking photos for the
Stormwater Committee extends Emond Plumbing construction permit through February 2028, deferring inspection-cost dispute. Committee Chairman Nancy Goulart and members voted unanimously March 18 to extend the permit for Emond Plumbing's construction site at 2231 Elm Street through February 15, 2028,
Stormwater committee allocates $15,000 for spring stormwater testing as multiple projects move forward. Chairman Nancy Goulart led updates on the Horton Street permits awaiting Board of Health approval, the 2231 Elm Street storage building project now clear-cut but requiring design drawings, and
Dighton Stormwater Committee seeks fixes for solar farm basin overtopping. Resident Frank Crisafulli raised concerns about basement seepage related to design challenges at the MA CS solar farm's retention basins. A Weston & Sampson report found discrepancies between as-built and design
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