After years of work, Lynnfield recently activated a new water connection to supplement the existing water supply. The connection adds the Lynnfield Center Water District (LCWD) to the Massachusetts Water Resource Authority (MWRA) distribution network. LCWD Director John Scenna said that, since being activated, the new connection has stabilized the LCWD "from a pressure and … [Read more...] about LCWD system stable, without quality complaints after new supply connection
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Lynnfield to boost water supply with new connection to Wakefield source
The Lynnfield Center Water District (LCWD) is advising Lynnfield residents that later this week, the LCWD plans to activate the newly constructed interconnection with the Town of Wakefield, introducing MWRA as a new source of water supply to the system, on Wednesday, Sept. 10. The connection will provide additional water quantity and will supplement existing water supplies … [Read more...] about Lynnfield to boost water supply with new connection to Wakefield source
Water restrictions in Lynnfield Center amid high temperatures
The Lynnfield Center Water District (LCWD) reminds residents that restrictions are at Level 3. Level 3 water restrictions mean outdoor lawn and garden watering is only allowed starting at 8 p.m. on Tuesdays and Saturdays through 6 a.m. the following day and is prohibited at all other times. Residents are allowed to use hand-held hoses and watering cans while this restriction … [Read more...] about Water restrictions in Lynnfield Center amid high temperatures
Residents prepare to cast their votes at Special Election
With the June 4 Special Election just days away, residents will have their last chance to voice their support or opposition to the proposed $4.65 million override that was approved by voters at the Spring Town Meeting last month. Between social media and old-fashioned letters to the editors of the local papers, residents have been extremely active in sharing their views on … [Read more...] about Residents prepare to cast their votes at Special Election
Override A, B, Cs
Despite an aggressive campaign to slash department budgets, the town is facing a significant shortfall and will be asking voters to approve a $4.65 million override at a Special Election on June 4. A successful override will cost $898.72 per average assessed home of $1,045,013. The town has not faced an override since 2012. Dolan said it's a "unique situation that a … [Read more...] about Override A, B, Cs