MEPA Information and Documents
Raynham Center Water District: Lake Nippenicket Water Treatment Plant
Update: MEPA determined that the project does not require preparation of an EIR.
Update: MEPA determined that the project does not require preparation of an EIR.
Raynham Center Water District has submitted an Environmental Notification Form to MEPA published in the Environmental Monitor on November 8, 2023.
Tab: Environmental Notification Forms / EEA #16767 / Attachments
According to the ENF document submitted to MEPA: Currently, the existing buildings at the Lake Nip WTP do not have adequate space to accommodate additional treatment equipment for PFAS. As such, proposed improvements at the Lake Nip WTP include the demolition of the existing building housing GAC filters, construction of a new PFAS WTP to house new PFAS treatment vessels, and minor upgrades to existing equipment....The Project aims to address the detection of per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) compounds in the District's drinking water groundwater supply wells.
Tab: Environmental Notification Forms / EEA #16767 / Attachments
According to the ENF document submitted to MEPA: Currently, the existing buildings at the Lake Nip WTP do not have adequate space to accommodate additional treatment equipment for PFAS. As such, proposed improvements at the Lake Nip WTP include the demolition of the existing building housing GAC filters, construction of a new PFAS WTP to house new PFAS treatment vessels, and minor upgrades to existing equipment....The Project aims to address the detection of per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) compounds in the District's drinking water groundwater supply wells.
| 16767_enf_lake_nip_and_john_p_lynn_-_raynham.pdf |
Lakeshore Center MEPA Documents:
| certificate_of_the_secretary_of_energy_and_environmental_affairs_on_the_draft_environmental_impact_report__eea_16558__dated_january_30_2023.pdf |
| draft_environmental_impact_report_eea_16558_lakeshore_center_phase_iv.pdf |