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Maine Department of Environmental Protection

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Great Pond Watershed-Based Plan Development

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Maine Department of Environmental Protection

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2020

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 Download this report here.
The purpose of the Great Pond Watershed-Based Management Plan (WBMP) Project was to develop a comprehensive WBMP for Great Pond that included EPA’s nine minimum elements for watershed-based plans and well-developed implementation strategies that will effectively restore the water quality of Great Pond over the next 10 years. The plan established water quality thresholds, evaluated the need for in-lake
treatment strategies, and developed water quality restoration strategies for addressing current sources of NPS pollution in the lake and its watershed. The project was guided by a steering committee and technical advisory committee that each met three times during the project.

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319 Grant Project

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Lake - Pond (Ecosystem)
Planning (Human-Associated)
Pollution: non-point source (Human-Associated)
Water quality (Human-Associated)
Erosion (Physico-Chemical)
Phosphorus (Physico-Chemical)