Laserfiche WebLink
'the discussion moved to New Seabury where the Chair noted that there was no space for an additional <br /> treatment center. The proposed buildout for New Seabury is 200,000 gallons. Mr. Gregg suggested the <br /> possibility of doubling the recharge capacity and rebuilding the golf course. Mr. O'Hara questioned the <br /> expansion possibility at New Seabury and Mr. Gregg responded that if the golf course is being considered, <br /> the plant should be doubled to address New Seabury's needs and still handle the orange high density area. <br /> Mr. Gregg added that it is costly to retrofit but a new technology could improve the process. It would be <br /> necessary to maintain treatment at the facility. Attendees discussed the variety of options for converting the <br /> plants. Mr. Lombardo described options such as drip irrigation, water re-use systems, PRBs and re-injection. <br /> The Chair questioned the Falmouth CWMP for Seconsett Island and Mr. Lombardo reported that the Citizen <br /> Committee dismissed the MMR option and requested that wastewater go to the existing treatment plant and <br /> then sent to multiple disbursal areas and Seconsett Island was moved to Phase 3. The Chair expressed <br /> concern about the information. <br /> Commission members discussed New Seabury and the 30 acres available on the Keeter Property for a <br /> treatment plant. Regarding Popponessett and Monomoscoy Island, it was suggested that a vacuum pump run <br /> under Monomoscoy. Mr. Lombardo responded that the most cost effective option should be considered. <br /> Use of a PRB was discussed. The Chair suggested that 1 scenario will include an on-island cluster and the <br /> other scenario will be a pipeline. Mr. Gregg suggested addressing the mainland first and look at adding de- <br /> nites on the islands. Attendees discussed the 1001/o need to remove nitrogen and Mr. Lombardo stated that <br /> 74% of parcels required advanced wastewater treatment and must be severed or have a nitrogen removal <br /> system in place. Mr. Lombardo suggested that with close distances,the clusters will not be cost competitive. <br /> Mr. Lombardo suggested,that for under$10,000 a nitrex system can be added to the de-rite system to bring <br /> them up to AWT. <br /> MEETING ADJOURNMENT <br /> The next meeting will be Tuesday, October 19 at 7 p.m. <br /> A motion to adjourn the meeting was made by Mr. Marcelli. Mr. Klenert seconded the motion. All <br /> voted unanimously. The meeting adjourned at 9:53 p.m. <br /> Respectfully submitted, <br /> Jennfer2iffo <br /> Board Secretary <br /> LIST OF DOCUMENTS <br /> -Flushing Energy? <br /> -Nitrogen Pollution <br /> -Consequences of Nutrient Pollution <br /> -Solutions <br /> -Association to Preserve Cape Cod (APCC) Workshops <br /> -Cape Cod Commission's Citizen Forums for Wastewater Planning. <br /> 7 <br />