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Land Technical Service Corp. ("Land Tech") is a Surveying, Engineering, and Site Design Company located in Ossipee, New Hampshire. Prior to incorporation in December of 1997, the company was in operation for many years as a Sole Proprietorship. A tradition of serving the community, of being a good neighbor, and a trusted financial advisor, we have been a financially strong, well capitalized, and prudently managed bank since 1964. With more than $311 million in assets, we are progressively focused with roots anchored in tradition.

The Kennebunk Sewer District is dedicated to meeting the sanitary sewer needs of Kennebunk, Maine, with a comprehensive wastewater collection system that spans over 40 miles of sewers and includes 28 pumping stations. Their secondary treatment facility has the capacity to process 1.31 million gallons of wastewater per day, ensuring safe discharge into the Mousam River. In addition to managing wastewater treatment, the district provides essential services such as billing adjustments for seasonal and irrigation usage, as well as maintaining a clear set of policies and regulations governing sewer connections. The organization emphasizes community engagement through regular meetings and provides resources for homeowners to connect to the sewer system effectively. Generated from the website

The Anson Madison Sanitary District (AMSD) is responsible for treating wastewater generated by the towns of Anson, North Anson, and Madison, as well as accepting trucked-in waste. Established in 1974 to comply with the Clean Water Act, AMSD operates a treatment facility designed to process 5.0 million gallons per day, utilizing a range of treatment processes to ensure the safe discharge of treated effluent into the Kennebec River. In addition to managing approximately 15 miles of sanitary sewer pipes and a stormwater collection system, AMSD is actively planning improvements to enhance its stormwater drainage system to mitigate flooding issues on Main Street in Madison. The district is committed to public engagement, encouraging community involvement through monthly Trustee meetings and opportunities for residents to serve on the Board. Generated from the website