Water Commission approved extending Massport intern through August using operating budget. Staff reported the intern, who exhausted a 76-hour grant-funded allotment, significantly increased meter-installation productivity. The department completed $35,000 in cybersecurity upgrades to the Water
The Water Commissioners unanimously approved the Neptune 360 smart meter customer portal beginning July 1st. Commissioners Stephen Gladstone, Patrick Lawler, and Matthew Bio voted to implement the system at no cost through June 2027, with annual costs of $6,952 beginning in FY28. Water
Lincoln Water Commission directed superintendent to negotiate smart meter portal timing May 19. The board tasked Superintendent Richard Nolli with negotiating timing adjustments on an $11,500 smart meter customer portal (combining a $4,500 setup fee and $7,000 annual subscription beginning January
Lincoln Water Commissioners approve $5.4M Phase 2 water main replacement contract, ending under budget. Chair Stephen Gladstone, Commissioner Patrick Lawler, and Commissioner Matthew Bio unanimously backed the Granese and Sons Inc. agreement, which includes a base bid of $3.59 million (Ballfield
Lincoln Water Commission votes on 13% rate hike for fiscal 2027. Chair Stephen Gladstone oversaw unanimous approval of the increase, which applies uniformly to base rates and consumption charges. The Commission also approved an abatement for a Winter Street property, reducing a $33,000 bill to
Lincoln Water Commissioners heard a $2.8 million Fiscal Year 2027 budget proposal with a 13 percent user rate increase. Superintendent Richard Nolli cited debt service growth of 119 percent ($475,000), driven by the Bedford and Lincoln Road water main projects and a smart meter deployment program.
Lincoln Water Commissioners propose 13 percent user rate increase for fiscal 2027 following 10 percent hike in prior year. Water Superintendent Richard Nolli attributed the increase to a 119 percent spike in debt service stemming from the $8.4 million Bedford and Lincoln Road Water Main project and
Water Commission approves January minutes and advances 13 percent rate increase proposal. Matheus Alexandre of Waterworth presented a financial forecast showing the increase is necessary to cover debt service spikes from the Bedford/Lincoln Road water main replacement project, town-wide meter
Lincoln Water Commissioners unanimously approved prior minutes and confirmed Phase 2 water main replacement begins June 1, 2026. The two-year project requires coordinated drainage repairs on Bedford and Trapelo Roads and a Lincoln Road crosswalk, with construction limited to 8:30 AM through 4:30 PM
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