Cape Cod 208 Area Water Quality Planning Lewis Bay to Bass River Watershed Working Group

Cape Cod 208 Area Water Quality Planning Lewis Bay to Bass River Watershed Working Group

"Watershed Working Group - Lewis Bay to Bass River- Workshop 1" Cape Cod 208 Area Water Quality Planning Lewis Bay to Bass River Watershed Working Group Meeting One Thursday, September 19, 2013 Board of Realtors, 22 Mid Tech Drive, W. Yarmouth, MA Meeting Agenda 8:30 am Welcome – Cape Cod Commission 8:35 Introductions, confirm working group membership and participation – Carri Hulet (Facilitator) and Working Group 9:00 Review 208 goals and process and the goals of today’s meeting – Cape Cod Commission 9:15 Local Progress to Date: Chronology of what has been done to protect the watersheds in your area – Cape Cod Commission 9:30 Review and add to chronology of work to date – Working Group 9:45 Discussion: drawing on past work to move forward – Carri Hulet and Working Group 10:00 Baseline Conditions: Understanding Your Watershed and its Water Quality Problem – Scott Horsely (Area Manager) 10:45 Break 11:00 Discussion of Baseline Conditions – Carri Hulet and Working Group 11:45 Review/Discuss Process Protocols – Carri Hulet and Working Group 12:00 Framework for Moving Forward: Preview Meetings 2 and 3 – Scott Horsely 12:10 Public Comments 12:30 Adjourn "Watershed Working Group - Lewis Bay to Bass River- Workshop 1" Lewis Bay to Bass River Baseline Conditions & Needs Assessment "Watershed Working Group - Lewis Bay to Bass River- Workshop 1" What is the 208 Plan? "Watershed Working Group - Lewis Bay to Bass River- Workshop 1" Clean Water Act Section 208 The Commission was The Commonwealth directed to update the provided $3 million to 1978 Plan fund the project "Watershed Working Group - Lewis Bay to Bass River- Workshop 1" Focus on 21st Century Problems Growth & Nitrogen: Phosphorus: Title 5 Saline Waters Fresh Waters Limitations "Watershed Working Group - Lewis Bay to Bass River- Workshop 1" "Watershed Working Group - Lewis Bay to Bass River- Workshop 1" "Watershed Working Group - Lewis Bay to Bass River- Workshop 1" Nitrogen Removal Required "Watershed Working Group - Lewis Bay to Bass River- Workshop 1" "Watershed Working Group - Lewis Bay to Bass River- Workshop 1" Approach to the 208 Plan Update Watershed Maximize Benefits Based of Local Planning Stakeholder No Optimal Engagement Solutions Goal: To generate a series of approaches in each watershed that will meet water quality standards "Watershed Working Group - Lewis Bay to Bass River- Workshop 1" Four Regions "Watershed Working Group - Lewis Bay to Bass River- Workshop 1" Four Regions "Watershed Working Group - Lewis Bay to Bass River- Workshop 1" What is the stakeholder process? "Watershed Working Group - Lewis Bay to Bass River- Workshop 1" Public Meetings Watershed Working Groups Goals, Technology Affordability, Baseline Watershed Work Plan Options Financing Conditions Scenarios & Roles Review July August September October December 208 Planning Process "Watershed Working Group - Lewis Bay to Bass River- Workshop 1" AdvisoryGoals, Advisory Advisory AdvisoryTechnology Advisory Board Affordability,Board BoardBaseline Board BoardWatershed Work Plan Options RLI FinancingRLI ConditionsRLI RLI Scenarios & Roles Review TAC TAC TAC Tech Tech Tech Tech Panel Panel Panel Panel July August September October December RLI Regulatory, Legal & Institutional Work Group Technical Advisory Committee of Cape Cod TAC Water Protection Collaborative 208 Planning Process "Watershed Working Group - Lewis Bay to Bass River- Workshop 1" Goals, Technology Affordability, Baseline Watershed Work Plan Options Financing Conditions Scenarios & Roles Review 4 Public 4 Public Meetings: Meetings: July 15-18 Aug 26-29 208 Planning Process "Watershed Working Group - Lewis Bay to Bass River- Workshop 1" Technology Baseline Watershed Options Conditions Scenarios Review 11 Working Group Meetings: Sept 18-27 208 Planning Process "Watershed Working Group - Lewis Bay to Bass River- Workshop 1" Technology Baseline Watershed Options Conditions Scenarios Review 11 Working 11 Working Group Meetings: Group Meetings: Sept 18-27 Oct 21-Nov 5 208 Planning Process "Watershed Working Group - Lewis Bay to Bass River- Workshop 1" Technology Baseline Watershed Options Conditions Scenarios Review 11 Working 11 Working 11 Working Group Meetings: Group Meetings: Group Meetings: Sept 18-27 Oct 21-Nov 5 Dec 2-11 208 Planning Process "Watershed Working Group - Lewis Bay to Bass River- Workshop 1" Technology Baseline Watershed Options Conditions Scenarios Review 11 Working 11 Working 11 Working Group Meetings: Group Meetings: Group Meetings: Sept 18-27 Oct 21-Nov 5 Dec 2-11 208 Planning Process "Watershed Working Group - Lewis Bay to Bass River- Workshop 1" Baseline Conditions 11 Working Group Meetings: Sept 18-27 Goal of Today’s Meeting: To review and develop shared understanding of the characteristics of these watersheds, the work done to date, existing data and information available, and how to apply all of this to planning for water quality improvements for these watersheds moving forward. 208 Planning Process "Watershed Working Group - Lewis Bay to Bass River- Workshop 1" Local Progress to Date Bass River Lewis Bay Parkers River "Watershed Working Group - Lewis Bay to Bass River- Workshop 1" Barnstable: 1970-2013 From 1978 Section 208 Plan The major 208 concern for Barnstable is the protection of its The present Hyannis treatment plant has the necessary public water supply wells. capacity to handle all sewer service area needs in Hyannis. Should the town want to expand the collection system The Planning Board appears to be interested in water supply beyond these sewer service areas, 201 funds will not be protection as indicated by its recent zoning proposals. The available for these expansions or for an additional treatment coordination of town boards and the water utilities is plant. essential to the success of this effort in Barnstable. The need for collection system expansion in the Hyannis Possible consolidation of the water utilities or some formal area should be carefully considered in assessing the plant's coordinative mechanism should be seriously considered to ability to accept wastewater from Yarmouth since the insure efficient and effective protection of the town's water Hyannis treatment plant cannot be expanded beyond its resources. present capacity. While the town is presently constructing an expansion of the The town should consider, in the near future, entering into a sewage treatment plant and collection system with EPA 201 201 facilities plan to resolve the present Category 2 problem funds, it has not addressed all of the wastewater areas possibly through decentralized solutions. management problem areas in the town. Additional 201 facilities planning must be carried out to demonstrate a The 201 study and efforts of town board should address the sewer need exists under present EPA criteria. coastal water quality problems of the town, particularly Lewis Bay. Certain problem areas are included as future phases of the sewer collection system expansion in the "Sewer Service Areas" delineated in the 208 plan and would be eligible for 201 funding assistance. Section 208 Areawide Title 5 of State Sanitary Plan for Cape Cod Code goes into effect for Approved regulation of on‐site wastewater systems. Upgrade WPCF to secondary and hook‐up U.S. Clean Water Act CCPEDC Designated of Barnstable Village Approved Section 208 Planning with 4.2 MGD capacity Agency 1970 1971 1972 1973 1974 1975 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 19,842 POPULATION CHANGE: (+55.72%) 30,898 "Watershed Working Group - Lewis Bay to Bass River- Workshop 1" Barnstable: 1970-2013 1st NPC ‐ Project Scope for an expanded WWFP Project, Secondary Clarifier Three Bay Nitrogen Evaluations MEPA Scoping of EIR Design and Environmental Construction of Notification Form (ENF) Aeration System & Biological Process Modifications WWFP Plan of Study Two short sewer extension projects Wastewater Begins Facililities Plan Town‐wide started Wastewater Cape Cod Community Facility Plan College Wastewater Planning Evaluations 1980 1986 1990 1992 1995 1998 2000 30,898 CHANGE: (+32.53%) 40,949 CHANGE: (+16.78%) 47,821 "Watershed Working Group - Lewis Bay to Bass River- Workshop 1" Barnstable: 1970‐2013 MEP Report ‐ Three Bays (shared embayment) Lake Wequaquet Sewer MEP Report ‐ Rushy Design Marsh 2nd Notice of Project Change defers WW 5th Notice of Project alternative analysis until Change to construct MEP reports. new Main Street pump station. NPC submitted because more than three years had 4th Notice of Project passed and MEP Change to install Rte. needed to be 132 force main to addressed. connect CCCC, develop MEP Report ‐ sand filter beds at Popponesset (shared McManus. embayment) NPC and resulting Draft Wastewater Secretary’s 3rd Notice of Facilities Plan (DEIR) Certificate limiting Project Change for recommendations of facility Nutrient Management WWFP to the AOCs. improvements Plan Project Scope expansion to 4.2 MEP Study: Centerville mgd treatment River 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 47,821 CHANGE: (‐5.50%) "Watershed Working Group - Lewis Bay to Bass River- Workshop 1" Barnstable: 1970-2013 Phase I Stewarts Creek Authorized Final Wastewater Facilities Plan, (FEIR) Board of Health adopts Interim regulation for Protection of Saltwater Final Comprehensive Estuaries, limits septic Wastewater Facilities Cape Cod flows for new Plan Commission residential DRI Decision development. + NMP MEPA Scope + MEP Report ‐ Lewis Certificate on Adaptive Nutrient Bay (shared Waste Water Man Plan for Management embayment) Facilities Plan WPCF Plan Project Scope Updated 2007 2008 "Watershed

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