Merrimack said to look in planning docs. Stephen for gaps, or ideas for an effective model ordinance. Groundwater reports should be better maintained and regulated. They are looking for more input; they plan on holding a workshop in the fall or winter for town admin/ selectmen. Seacoast Mapping Effort Update: Need to remove the 2014 dataset. Add true/false data for understanding the MS4 area. Will want a brief summary so you can focus on MS4 area. The seacoast coalition is waiting for the Regional Planning Commission to create maps. They should be finished soon, Sara has been doing similar things, she needs to see the Seacoast maps. There is an Access database behind the maps that Sara is interested in seeing. Andrew has been working in communities- it might be good for him to present at a future meeting. There was a discussion about data quality. How data is collected and stored would be a good future discussion. NOI Q&A and Troubleshooting: For compliance with the permit, say there will be no impact, but check with NHDHR when doing a BMP. Q- How do you address waterbodies that cross state boundaries? Ted Diers had said to do what you have to do in your area, don’t worry about what the other communities are doing. Alternatively you can do a joint effort (in NOI). There was discussion about a reference library of NOI’s. It was decided to keep the document internal until the NOI is submitted to EPA at which point it would become public information. NRPC would be willing to host a drop box or otherwise host the document. Updates and/ or Other Business: The 2016 303d list has been partially approved. Plans will be made to have NHDES do a presentation. The 5th Annual New Hampshire Salt Symposium will be held in Concord on September 11, 2018. For more information and to register please visit There will be an Asset Management Workshop on October 30th titled Lost Art of “The Communication” at NHDES in Concord. The cost to attend is $45.00 and includes a hot lunch. Information and registration details will be coming soon. The the date” flyer is located on “save the stormwater blog.
Merrimack said to look in planning docs. Stephen for gaps, or ideas for an effective model ordinance. Groundwater reports should be better maintained and regulated. They are looking for more input; they plan on holding a workshop in the fall or winter for town admin/ selectmen. Seacoast Mapping Effort Update: Need to remove the 2014 dataset. Add true/false data for understanding the MS4 area. Will want a brief summary so you can focus on MS4 area. The seacoast coalition is waiting for the Regional Planning Commission to create maps. They should be finished soon, Sara has been doing similar things, she needs to see the Seacoast maps. There is an Access database behind the maps that Sara is interested in seeing. Andrew has been working in communities- it might be good for him to present at a future meeting. There was a discussion about data quality. How data is collected and stored would be a good future discussion. NOI Q&A and Troubleshooting: For compliance with the permit, say there will be no impact, but check with NHDHR when doing a BMP. Q- How do you address waterbodies that cross state boundaries? Ted Diers had said to do what you have to do in your area, don’t worry about what the other communities are doing. Alternatively you can do a joint effort (in NOI). There was discussion about a reference library of NOI’s. It was decided to keep the document internal until the NOI is submitted to EPA at which point it would become public information. NRPC would be willing to host a drop box or otherwise host the document. Updates and/ or Other Business: The 2016 303d list has been partially approved. Plans will be made to have NHDES do a presentation. The 5th Annual New Hampshire Salt Symposium will be held in Concord on September 11, 2018. For more information and to register please visit There will be an Asset Management Workshop on October 30th titled “The Lost Art of Communication” at NHDES in Concord. The cost to attend is $45.00 and includes a hot lunch. Information and registration details will be coming soon. The “save the date” flyer is located on the stormwater blog.
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