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Clear Pond has been closed for two years because of recurring cyanobacteria, which members attributed mainly to fertilizer runoff and septic leaching. The Clear Pond Association said aluminum sulfate treatments could cost $60,000 to $80,000, and the committee recommended a meeting with the town’s Energy & Environment Director to discuss runoff monitoring and possible remedies.
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Residents may see further review of the pollution affecting Clear Pond, including discussion of runoff, septic systems, and proposed development near wetlands. The committee also recommended a meeting with the Planning & Development Director about incomplete landscaping at Cranberry Crescent. Members unanimously approved changing future meeting times from 7:00 PM to 6:00 PM.
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