Commission approves water main project designed to address PFAS
Conservation Commission unanimously approved Groton water main expansion to combat PFAS contamination.
Conservation Commission · Meeting of April 13, 2026
DUNSTABLE — Conservation Commission unanimously approved Groton water main expansion to combat PFAS contamination. The project, presented by Tyler Schmidt of Apex Companies for the Groton Water Department, will provide municipal water connections at no cost to five Dunstable properties along Kemp Street that exceeded PFAS thresholds of 4 parts per trillion. Construction begins summer 2026, completing by fall 2026.
The Commission also voted unanimously to continue the public hearing for 164 Pleasant St/MCO Cottages to April 27 and extend an emergency beaver mitigation permit at the Nashua River Rail Trail culvert at Unkety Brook.
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Source: the Conservation Commission meeting of April 13, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.
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