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-Includes a direct road access <br /> -150,000 gpd open sand beds <br /> -5.2 acres <br /> -20 foot change in grade <br /> -Adjacent to Conservation lands and X&M <br /> -Closest site to residential properties <br /> Briar-wood West Site <br /> -6.73 acres south of Back Road Currently owned by the Briarwood Associations, not the Town <br /> -Level narrow site with open space on both sides <br /> -200,000 gpd open sandbeds(3)with the potential for more depending upon buffer considerations, <br /> removal of recommended buffer may double the capacity to 400,000 gpd <br /> - in John's Pond watershed <br /> Meeting participants discussed the benefits of the four sites north of John's Pond, Mr. Howes <br /> suggested that the cost of phosphorus removal would need to be considered for the sites. Ed Eichner <br /> recommended that the Commission consider changes that would occur to the watershed as the volume <br /> of discharge is increased. Mr. Howes noted that John's Pond and Ashumet Pond are deep ponds. Ed <br /> Baker questioned use of the infrastructure for the CS 10 Pump&Treat located in the area. Mr. <br /> Eichner questioned where the ponds were classified on the Integrated List, since a Category 5 would <br /> require completion of the TMDL. Mr. Baker responded that Santuit Pond is a Category 5. <br /> Subsurface, which is more rigid than drip irrigation, was used for the following sites but both would <br /> result in the same capacity. Some distance away from water hazards were included in Mr. Gregg's <br /> calculations, although Mr. Fudala noted that the water hazards are man made, clay lined ponds. Mr. <br /> Gregg again stated his use of conservative modeling since there were many unknown factors that <br /> would be considered at a later date. <br /> Willowbend Country Club <br /> -North+ South =range of.4-.6 mgd; includes all of Willowbend utilizing fairway 1, 4, 7, 8, 9 and <br /> other non-identified fairways <br /> -Space allowed for existing discharge pipe to leaching pits <br /> -North Fairways averaged 30,000-40,000 gpd subsurface each <br /> -Issue of an archeological site nearby in the North <br /> -South Fairways averaged 10,000-60,000 gpd subsurface each <br /> -Impact of subsurface to golf course would be significant <br /> -Negotiations necessary <br /> New Seabury 1 & 2 <br /> -Area 1 is 160,000 gpd subsurface (Fairways 2 & 7) <br /> -Area 2 is 250,000-300,000 gpd subsurface (Fairways 1 & 9) <br /> -Area 1 is 4.7 acres <br /> -Area 2 is 7.18 acres and may be a flood zone area that may require drip irrigation as a result <br /> -The newly proposed sites at New Seabury total _6-.75 mgd <br /> -Total capacity would be 1.3 million gallons <br /> Mr. Howes questioned the capacity at the Keeter Property to which Mr. Gregg responded that it ranged <br /> from .3 to 1. <br /> 3 <br />