Thanks Paul. I filed a report with pics.
Jason on New York
On Mon, Sep 6, 2021 at 1:15 PM Paul Chrostowski <paul.chrostowski@xxxxxxxxx>
wrote:
Bob, Milford & Neighbors
This has been a chronic problem since the construction started at the
College. I and other have reported it several times. College denies
everything. By the time County inspectors come out, it often is abated.
Please everyone, report these things to the FOSC Water Watchdogs
interactive website;
https://www.friendsofsligocreek.org/1discharges-into-the-creek/
It is a simple form and has a place for photos. It is best coming from
the person who saw it rather than me or other regulars at FOSC.
Paul C
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*Subject: *[north-takoma] Re: Sediment in Brashears Branch (again)
Someone should notify Friends of Sligo Creek and the county.
On Mon, Sep 6, 2021 at 11:44 AM <rengelman@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Really muddy at the mouth with Sligo Creek. When I took this picture on
Friday the tributary had also clouded Sligo Creek below the meeting of the
waters. Construction at the Montgomery College campus, or something else? I
would think it was the rain, but why on Brashears Branch and not the rest
of the Sligo Creek watershed? Someone isn't keeping sediment out of the
local waterways.
Bob
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