Falmouth WQMC: Waquoit Bay & Eel Pond Watershed Plan
Falmouth’s Water Quality Management Committee presented its draft watershed plan for Waquoit Bay and Eel Pond: how the Town proposes to meet the state-mandated nitrogen reduction target.
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Falmouth Town Hall 59 Town Hall Square, Falmouth, MA, United States
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Experience Your Estuary Day at the Waquoit Bay Reserve
Waquoit Bay Reserve 131 Waquoit Highway, Waquoit, MA, United StatesCPWB joined the Waquoit Bay Reserve’s National Estuaries Day celebration during Cape Cod Clean Water Week, with a table featuring our Storm Drain Adoption project.
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Beyond the Flush: Vero Beach’s Experience with Liquid-Only Sewers
Barnstable County Clean Water Center (MASSTC) 4 Kittridge Road, Sandwich, MA, United StatesRob Bolton, Director of Water and Sewer for Vero Beach, FL, on what the city learned installing liquid-only sewers. At Barnstable County’s Clean Water Center in Sandwich.
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Salter: Thomas R. Pero on the Return of Cape Cod’s Sea-Run Brook Trout
APCC Koppel Center 482 Main Street, Dennis, MA, United StatesAuthor Thomas R. Pero talks about his new book on the comeback of the sea-run brook trout in Cape Cod’s small coastal rivers. Hosted by APCC in Dennis.
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Falmouth Joint Workshop: Wastewater and Watershed Management Planning
Falmouth Fire Rescue Headquarters 399 Main Street, Falmouth, MA, United StatesFalmouth's Select Board, Board of Health and Water Quality Management Committee hold a joint, in-person workshop on wastewater and watershed management planning. Wastewater Superintendent Amy Lowell presents the town's watershed management planning process, followed by small-group discussions. The morning also includes updates from the Watershed Management Financial Fairness Task Force, the Board of Health and […]
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Falmouth Board of Health: I/A Septic Systems and Local Septic Regulation (FHR 15.00)
Falmouth Town Hall 59 Town Hall Square, Falmouth, MA, United StatesFalmouth's Board of Health meets in person with a heavy wastewater agenda. Items include a presentation on the Fuji Clean nitrogen-reducing innovative/alternative (I/A) septic technology, approval requests for KleanTu NitROE I/A systems at 122 Metoxit Road and 43 Canterbury Lane in a Falmouth Regulated Nitrogen Area, and a local upgrade request at 59 Silver Beach […]
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Mashpee Select Board: Wastewater State Revolving Fund Intended Use Plan
Paul A. Funk Careers Learning Center 500 Old Barnstable Road, Mashpee, MA, United StatesThe Mashpee Select Board meets at the Funk Careers Learning Center. The meeting opens with a joint session with the Finance Committee on the October Town Meeting warrant. Under new business, Wastewater Superintendent Jared Meader will review the Phase 2 2026 Intended Use Plan for State Revolving Fund (SRF) financing, along with an easement and […]
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Mashpee Freshwater Ponds Committee: I/A Septic Regulations and Herring Runs
Mashpee Town Hall 16 Great Neck Road North, Mashpee, MA, United StatesThe Freshwater Ponds Committee meets in the Popponesset Meeting Room. Agenda items include a proposed regulation on herring runs and their management, a pond water level statement, beach nourishment on ponds, and an update from the Water Quality Coordinator. The committee will also discuss upcoming changes to the Board of Health's I/A septic regulations, including […]
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Falmouth Water Quality Management Committee Meeting
Falmouth Town Hall 59 Town Hall Square, Falmouth, MA, United StatesThe Water Quality Management Committee meets in the Select Board Conference Room. The agenda includes a summary of recent environmental actions by neighboring communities and agencies, a discussion of the October 16 joint workshop on wastewater and watershed management planning, and an update from the Watershed Management Financial Fairness Task Force. The committee will also […]
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Upper Quashnet River Restoration: Site Walk
John’s Pond Park Conservation Area Johns Pond Park lot, Back Road, Mashpee, MA, United StatesA guided walk of the Upper Quashnet River restoration site with town conservation staff, engineers and ecologists, and a chance to shape trails, parking and signage.