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X-WR-CALDESC:Dirt roads and driveways are often a major source of sediment 
 laden runoff that impact New Hampshire’s lakes and streams.  Recently\, ex
 treme rainstorms caused monumental washouts in local roads and driveways r
 esulting in much of the eroded soil soon reappearing in nearby lakes and p
 onds.\n\nDrawing on decades of hands-on experience\, Russ Lanoie shares pr
 actical\, low-cost techniques for maintaining unpaved roads to reduce poth
 oles and erosion that make roads difficult to drive on\, while also protec
 ting surface water quality.  For over 50 years\, Lanoie has dealt with man
 aging water in wet basements and septic systems until focusing on gravel r
 oad and driveway restoration and maintenance services for over 25 local de
 velopments including those surrounding Conway Lake and other local water b
 odies. \n\nThis has led him to share what he has learned through presentat
 ions to road and lake associations throughout Maine and New Hampshire.  He
  has also produced an Owner’s Manual for those who travel on dirt & gravel
  roads titled A Ditch in Time that is available on-line.\n\nThis webinar i
 s presented through the Tin Mountain Conservation Center and the Big Pea P
 orridge Watershed Preservation Association. Big Pea Porridge Pond in Madis
 on\, NH was the beneficiary of much of the road damage caused by the recen
 t 500 year storm.  As such extreme storms are becoming commonplace it is i
 mportant for all homeowners in erosion prone areas to understand how smart
 er road care improves the roads and driveways they travel on while also pr
 otecting water quality.\n\nBe sure to register to receive the Zoom link. 
 \n\nCopies of A Ditch in Time can be downloaded from Lanoie’s Website: htt
 ps://ruralhometech.com/a-ditch-in-time/\n
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DESCRIPTION:Dirt roads and driveways are often a major source of sediment l
 aden runoff that impact New Hampshire’s lakes and streams.  Recently\, ext
 reme rainstorms caused monumental washouts in local roads and driveways re
 sulting in much of the eroded soil soon reappearing in nearby lakes and po
 nds.\n\nDrawing on decades of hands-on experience\, Russ Lanoie shares pra
 ctical\, low-cost techniques for maintaining unpaved roads to reduce potho
 les and erosion that make roads difficult to drive on\, while also protect
 ing surface water quality.  For over 50 years\, Lanoie has dealt with mana
 ging water in wet basements and septic systems until focusing on gravel ro
 ad and driveway restoration and maintenance services for over 25 local dev
 elopments including those surrounding Conway Lake and other local water bo
 dies. \n\nThis has led him to share what he has learned through presentati
 ons to road and lake associations throughout Maine and New Hampshire.  He 
 has also produced an Owner’s Manual for those who travel on dirt & gravel 
 roads titled A Ditch in Time that is available on-line.\n\nThis webinar is
  presented through the Tin Mountain Conservation Center and the Big Pea Po
 rridge Watershed Preservation Association. Big Pea Porridge Pond in Madiso
 n\, NH was the beneficiary of much of the road damage caused by the recent
  500 year storm.  As such extreme storms are becoming commonplace it is im
 portant for all homeowners in erosion prone areas to understand how smarte
 r road care improves the roads and driveways they travel on while also pro
 tecting water quality.\n\nBe sure to register to receive the Zoom link. \n
 \nCopies of A Ditch in Time can be downloaded from Lanoie’s Website: https
 ://ruralhometech.com/a-ditch-in-time/\n
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SUMMARY:Planning for the Future: Improving Local Unpaved Roads While Protec
 ting Local Water Quality
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