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STORM WATER MANAGEMENT COMMITTEESince 2003, <strong>Windham</strong> continues to monitor its storm water discharge systems within our urbanized areato comply with the US Environmental Protection Agency’s (EPA) Phase II Storm Water Regulation and<strong>Windham</strong>’s Storm Water Management Plan. <strong>Windham</strong> submits an annual report to US EPA and NHDepartment <strong>of</strong> Environmental Services (DES). A new US EPA Storm Water NPDES Permit is expectedduring 2013 with updated mandates.The intent <strong>of</strong> this EPA Storm Water Regulation is to protect water resources from non-point sourcepollution from water run<strong>of</strong>f caused by rain or snow melt. We urge <strong>Windham</strong> residents to becomeinvolved and take personal steps to reduce and police run<strong>of</strong>f contamination within their property and thecommunity.Members continue to be involved with NH DES, NH Department <strong>of</strong> Transportation (DOT), and the<strong>Town</strong>s <strong>of</strong> Derry, Londonderry, and Salem on road salt (chloride) reduction efforts impacting the Route93 corridor and surrounding water resources. Members also continue to monitor the I-93 constructionproject, and are involved with the Cobbetts Pond Improvement Association (CPIA) to improve the waterquality <strong>of</strong> Cobbetts Pond through a Pond restoration plan.Respectfully submitted for the Committee,COMMITTEE MEMBERSDavid Poulson, T/R Station ManagerDavid Sullivan, <strong>Town</strong> AdministratorAl Barlow, Maintenance SupervisorJack McCartney, Highway AgentDavid Poulson, Chair2012 ANNUAL REPORTS 126 TOWN OF WINDHAM, NH
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