Killingly sewer-capacity proposal heads to a public hearing
A notice received by Killingly’s Town Clerk on November 4 sets a November 18 hearing on a proposed fourth amendment to the sewer moratorium. It would reserve up to 56,000 gallons per day for a Category 18 covering town-priority housing, redevelopment and economic-development projects, subject to capacity and other conditions. The proposal also includes a one-time $15 charge per gallon-per-day of approved projected average daily flow—not $15 per gallon of water actually used—and excess-loading charges for high-strength wastewater. Residents can review the stamped notice and attend at 5:00 PM in the Wastewater Treatment Facility conference room, 31 Wauregan Road; nothing in the document establishes adoption or a lifted moratorium.
Also in the Monday, November 9, 2026 brief
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