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The Plymouth Ponds Association reported that septic systems are the primary source of pond pollution, and Plymouth is researching whether sewer lines could be extended to high-density neighborhoods. The association noted there are approximately 80 great ponds and 400 ponds across Plymouth.
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Residents heard that septic systems, along with road runoff and agriculture, are affecting pond water quality. Plymouth is studying the feasibility of extending sewer service in some densely developed neighborhoods to reduce septic-related pollution. The committee also asked the Department of Public Works to investigate whether guardrails are needed along sections of Route 80 sidewalks with sharp drop-offs.
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