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Roamingwood Sewer and Water Association

Well Field Evaluation - Well Field Capture Zone Analysis

The Hideout

The Hideout - With Wells


Client

Roamingwood Sewer and Water Association

PO Box 6, Lake Ariel, PA 18436

Assessment Prepared by:

Mr. Brian Oram, PG MS

Mr. Bill Toothill, MS

Mr. John Pagoda, BS

Ms. Holly Longenberger, BS Wilkes University

B.F. Environmental Consultants Inc

Environmental Engineering and Earth Sciences

Submitted to:

Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection

Growing Greener Grant Program


Executive Summary

The Roamingwood Sewer & Water Association was awarded a “PA Growing Greener Grant” to aid in the development of a Source Water Protection Program for the Roamingwood Sewer & Water Association (PWS ID # 2640025) which provides drinking water from five groundwater sources to over 2,979 private homes and 24 community buildings within the planned residential development known as The Hideout which is nestled in the Pocono Mountains of Northeastern Pennsylvania and is located in Salem and Lake Townships in Wayne County. 

In 1798, Wayne County was subdivided from Northampton County and named after General Anthony Wayne. Wayne County contains over 488,250 acres that have been divided into 28 local municipalities. Based on the 2000 Census, the rate of growth in Wayne County during the 1990’s was 19.5 % with an estimated population of over 47,700 in 2000. In the Commonwealth, Wayne County ranks 3rd with respect to rate of population growth and 18th with respect to density.


Capture Zone Delineation - Steady-State Groundwater Pumping Rate - 13 MG/Month

Average Pumping Capture Zones

Zone 1 - Small Blue Circles

Zone 2 - Purple Shaded Area

Zone 3 - Green Shaded Area

Initial Project PowerPoint Presentation

Preliminary Project Summary Report (Word File)

Final PowerPoint Presentation

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