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Germantown Employment Area Plan Update

The document discusses water and sewer capacity for the Germantown planning area in Maryland. It recommends that public water and sewer services provided by WSSC be used for the entire study area. A substantial portion of the planning area lies within the Little Seneca Creek watershed which drains into Little Seneca Lake, an emergency drinking water source that needs protection.

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Germantown Employment Area Plan Update

The document discusses water and sewer capacity for the Germantown planning area in Maryland. It recommends that public water and sewer services provided by WSSC be used for the entire study area. A substantial portion of the planning area lies within the Little Seneca Creek watershed which drains into Little Seneca Lake, an emergency drinking water source that needs protection.

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Little Seneca Lake, March 30, 2008

GERMANTOWN EMPLOYMENT AREA SECTOR PLAN: AN AMENDMENT TO THE GERMANTOWN MASTER PLAN TECHNICAL APPENDICES 54
PLANNING BOARD DRAFT ± FEBRUARY 2009
APPENDIX 8: WATER AND SEWER CAPACITY

From the Germantown Master Plan, 1989

The Germantown planning area is intended to use


public water and sewer systems consistent with
the planning and policies established in the
Comprehensive Water Supply and Sewerage
Systems Plan. WSSC provides community water
and sewer service in the Master Plan area. A few
properties in the planning area still use individual
on-site wells and septic systems. This Master Plan
recommends that the entire study area be
included in the public water and sewer service
envelope.

A substantial portion of the planning area lies


within the Little Seneca Creek watershed and
drains directly to Little Seneca Lake. Protect the
lake as an emergency drinking water source.

GERMANTOWN EMPLOYMENT AREA SECTOR PLAN: AN AMENDMENT TO THE GERMANTOWN MASTER PLAN TECHNICAL APPENDICES 55
PLANNING BOARD DRAFT ± FEBRUARY 2009
Figure 1: Watersheds

GERMANTOWN EMPLOYMENT AREA SECTOR PLAN: AN AMENDMENT TO THE GERMANTOWN MASTER PLAN TECHNICAL APPENDICES 56
PLANNING BOARD DRAFT ± FEBRUARY 2009

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