Airport Master Plan 2012 - City of Waterville

5.19 Summary
The recommended projects for the 20 year planning period do not appear to have a significant impact on
the surrounding community or environment. There will be a need, however, to complete coordination
with federal, state, and local agencies when the recommended projects are initially designed. This
coordination can be done on a per-project basis or as a group, and will most likely be in the form of an
Environmental Assessment. An Environmental Assessment will be conducted for both short and long
term development.
Considering the above analysis, a summary of assumptions include:
The proposed projects will not have any adverse affects to noise, land use, or air quality;
The proposed projects will not cause unreasonable erosion of soil or sediment;
The proposed projects will not adversely impact wetlands or water quality or adversely interfere
with the natural flow of surface waters that would cause flooding;
The proposed projects will not affect biotic communities, archeological sites or endangered
species;
The proposed projects will not impact coastal zones, coastal barriers, or wild and scenic rivers;
and
The proposed projects will not have any significant solid waste, or light emission impacts.
The City of Waterville Maine
Environmental Review – Page 5-9
Airport Solutions Group, LLC & The Louis Berger Group, Inc. December 2011