Goffstown Sewer Commission unanimously approved sewer capacity for two residential development projects. The Commission backed a 12-unit condominium on Abbington Way with a design flow of 3,600 gallons per day and a single-family home on a newly subdivided lot at Worthley Hill Road.
Goffstown Sewer Commission approves duplex sewer connection with pump-to-gravity configuration. The Commission unanimously approved the application for 12 South Mast Street, contingent on revised drawings incorporating an injector pump discharging into a shallow manhole before gravity flow to the
Goffstown Sewer Commission approves $22,400 in pump station engineering work. Commissioners Tim Redmond and Don Ball unanimously retained SMR Engineering PC for electrical and control-system design at the Moose Club Park pump station, with $16,800 for electrical systems and $5,600 for
Goffstown Sewer Commission directs major upgrades at Moose Club Park Pump Station. Superintendent Corey Wike reported the existing pumps are approximately 10 years outdated, with replacements quoted at around $9,700 per unit uninstalled. Consulting Engineer Mike Trainque is developing
Goffstown Sewer Commission approves retroactive pay increases and survey authorization. The commission unanimously approved step increases for sewer employees retroactive to January 1, 2026, with funding through the appropriated 2027 default budget, placing future raises on a January 1 cycle. The
Goffstown Sewer Commission authorizes emergency repair for three-year Rochambeau Street backup. Commissioners Tim Redmond, Daniel Taylor, and Don Ball unanimously voted to classify the sewer line failure as an emergency, allowing Superintendent Corey Wike to contract work without competitive
Goffstown Sewer Commission elects new officers and authorizes infrastructure upgrades. Tim Redmond and Daniel Taylor were unanimously elected chairman and vice-chairman for 2026-2027 on April 14, according to meeting minutes. The commission authorized Superintendent Corey Wike to upgrade pump
Goffstown Sewer Commission unanimously approves two infrastructure project closeouts and related payments. The board authorized final completion certificates for Elm Street Pump Station and East Union and Riverview Park Projects, with total payments of $11,264.30 approved. Commissioners Tim Redmond
Goffstown Sewer Commission holds rates steady on delayed capital projects. Commissioners Tim Redmond, Dave Pierce, and Daniel Taylor voted unanimously to freeze sewer fees for 2026, citing underspending in 2025 capital improvements when the DPW altered road plans and eliminated cost-sharing on a
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