The Waukewan Watershed Advisory Committee advances federal grant applications for lake pollution remediation while investigating septic systems as a pollution source. The committee unanimously approved August minutes and met with state environmental officials to finalize grant strategy: a 319 Grant
Meredith's Waukewan committee completes shoreline survey for watershed plan. Committee Vice-Chair Frank Murphy participated in a two-day Lake Winnipesaukee Alliance assessment of all tax lots in Meredith, New Hampton, and Center Harbor, evaluating shorefront buffers, erosion, and vegetation for the
Meredith's Waukewan Watershed Advisory Committee approves $2,575 environmental testing at Water Department. Jim Wieler motioned the authorization for Forrest Bell Environmental to conduct site evaluation and testing preparation behind the Water Department facility at the railroad tracks, with the
Waukewan Watershed Advisory Committee plans lake protection initiatives. The committee reviewed a May 21 engineering evaluation of boat launch remediation with engineers from Horsley Witten, with the report available in several weeks. Committee member Donna Murphy will advance $4000 for Lake Host
Waukewan committee pursues septic standards and boat ramp remediation. The Waukewan Watershed Advisory Committee met with Code Enforcement Officer Jonathan Trull to evaluate septic system maintenance requirements designed to protect Lake Waukewan water quality, including discussion of New London's
Meredith's watershed committee advances engineering plan for lake's worst pollution site. The committee, meeting April 7 at Town Hall Annex, discussed the final phase of a state-funded grant project: an engineering assessment of the boat launch area, where 10 years of DES testing identified
Committee approves moorings, extraction signage, testing equipment. The Waukewan Watershed Advisory Committee unanimously passed resolutions requiring signage for mooring regulations and prohibiting commercial water extraction, following detailed guidance from New Hampshire Marine Patrol on
Meredith watershed committee advances collaborative UNH research partnership for lake water quality. The Waukewan Watershed Advisory Committee, chaired by Donna Murphy, approved a collaborative effort with UNH beginning February 8, combining traditional DES VLAP testing with additional focused
Waukewan Watershed Advisory Committee unanimously approves $15,000 grant for UNH student intern position. The Committee, chaired by Donna Murphy, approved an application for the Department of Environmental Services Cyanobacteria Training Grant with Committee member Frank Murphy to coordinate with
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