• LINCOLNVILLE SEWER DISTRICT MEETING WARRANT
    TO:  Paul Lippmann, a resident of the Town of Lincolnville in the County of Waldo, State of Maine:
    GREETINGS:  
    In the name of the State of Maine, you are hereby required to notify and warn the voters of the Lincolnville Sewer District, qualified by law to vote (by residing within the territorial limits of the standard district) in District affairs, to appear in the LIA Building on Beach Road in Lincolnville, Maine on, October 16, 2018 at 6:15pm, then and there to act upon the following articles:
    ARTICLE 1.   To elect a Moderator to preside at said meeting
    ARTICLE 2.    To elect by written ballot a Trustee for the term of three years (expiring October 2021).
    Given under our hands at said Lincolnville, Maine, this 10th day of October 2018.
    Lincolnville Sewer District, Board of Trustees                                             
    Paul Lippmann            Niel Wienges            Jennifer Temple
  • The LSD is made up of Lincolnville residents with a mission, to improve waste water treatment and the quality of beach area homes, businesses, well water and Penobscot Bay, for the greater good of Lincolnville.
  • The LSD trustees meet on Tuesdays at 6:15pm at the LIA/School House Museum. Any change in the meeting schedule is posted on the Lincolnville Bulletin Board (google group). All district residents and town residents are welcome to attend and ask questions, share ideas and be part of the project. If you cannot attend or need to contact a trustee, between meetings, please email at:    lsd.board.trustees@gmail.com
  • Past meeting minutes can be found here.
LSD By-Laws and Articles of Incorporation/Charter
are posted on ​the "About" page......

Current status of septic management in the Beach / Route 1 area

According to the Maine DEP publication#DEPLW57, a well maintained subsurface wastewater system works efficiently for 15-25 years.
Within the LSD, 54* out of 66, or 82%, of properties are likely in need of a new system.

Septic plan approval /inspection was not required prior to 1983. Reason for lots with “no files” is unknown. (*) indicated final inspection, if performed, was not signed.
​Source: Tax Maps / Town Office records as of 1/2017