Brookfield Sewer Districts
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Sewer Districts
There are several distinct sewer districts that are monitored separately. For details on each district click on the links at the right.
These separate districts, active at the start of 2011, include:
• Federal Road South - From the Danbury town line to Route 133. There is an extension of this system to pick up the Raymour and Flanigan complex, the new Nabby Road town house complex up to Huckleberry School.
• Federal Road North - From Route 133 north to the New Milford town line.
• Center School, the High School and municipal buildings along Pocono Road.
• Three Condo: Cedar Brook, Whisconier Village and Stony Hill Village condominium developments. This district also includes Whisconier Middle School. See Photo Gallery for this 2009 construction project
• New 2011: Old New Milford Road. This is a in-fill project to provide sewer service to 29 properties. Septic systems are a challenged in this commercial/industrial area limiting use
• New 2011: Sandy Lane. This is a project to take advantage of the routing of the 2009 lines that now allow certain properties to connect to the sewer system via gravity. The Sandy Lane Condo Association properties and the commercial properties housing Bob's, AutoZone and Maggie McFly, for example. can abandon their pumping and emergency generator systems. These are costly to maintain, especially as they become older.
• In planning for 2012: Dean Road Area. At the request of the Town Sanitarian and consent from the Board of Selectman and the Planning Commission, the WPCA has embarked on an initiative to study the engineering and costs of sewering the Dean Road Area.
• In planning for 2012: High Meadow Condo Area. At the request of the High Meadow Condo Owners Association, and consent from the Board of Selectman and the Planning Commission, the WPCA has embarked on an initiative to study the engineering and costs of sewering the condo complexes bordered by the Rail Road, Route 133 and Silvermine Road, thus including the Newbury Crossing and Ledgewood Condos. The application for Wetlands approval is quite extensive. The project will likely be limited to the dry summer months, so 2013 is the earliest feasible installation time.