CARVER, MA-New England Waste Services has proposed developing a landfill on 50 acres of a 180 acre parcel it is looking to acquire. If the town allows the landfill the company says it will provide financial benefits to Carver.

Stone Cranberry Corp currently owns the parcel and has a sand and gravel operation on the site. Bob Tinkham, health agent for the town, tells GlobeSt.com that NE Waste Services will create deed restrictions on the remaining 130 acres that they would be left as open space if the landfill goes through. The company has also guaranteed the town $1 million a year for twenty years if it gets its permits.

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