Salisbury
SALISBURY — The Salisbury sewer system will get major upgrades this spring — and there won’t be a lot of digging.
Don Mayland, a selectman and the chair of the town’s Water Pollution Control Authority, said in a phone interview Tuesday, Feb. 12, that the project has three components.
The first is complying with state-mandated phosphorus control regulations. This will require new construction at the sewer facility, located along the Rail Trail in Lakeville.
The second is relining the sewer pipes, which date to before World War II. The ceramic...