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Resident warns Bradford sewer system could limit new housing growth

September 29, 2026 | Bradford, Orange County, Vermont


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Resident warns Bradford sewer system could limit new housing growth
During public comment, Marcey Carver told the Selectboard the town plan and sewer capacity appear mismatched to projected housing increases. She said, "the sewer capacity can handle 100 homes but not 200 homes," and urged the board to plan for sewer expansion if the town expects significant housing growth.

Carver also raised procedural concerns: she asked whether some town ordinances followed proper channels and said public-notice practices around paving (road signage, front-lawn notices and mailers) should be improved so residents know about work that will affect their properties. The Selectboard did not take formal action on capacity planning at the meeting but acknowledged the issue for future agenda consideration.

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