1980 Isn’t it obvious where
Peter’s Marsh Brook used to be?
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1980 The path of Peter’s Marsh Brook.
2005 Satellite Photo
This shows how the retention pond was put right on top of Peter’s Marsh Brook.
Peter’s Marsh Brook is typically an underground water flow. Only during flood season could one find surface flow.
And the underground flow was messed with in the 70’s and 80’s, but in 2004 it was ultimately blocked by more landfill
and a retention pond.
Isn’t it obvious?
Un-natural tonnage
from Willand Pond
Altitude
188’
189’
194’
190’
to Salmon Falls River
N
192’
(couldn’t measure the retention pond altitude exactly as we
couldn’t get to it but it looked
about 2’ below the retention
rim at the north drain edge
sewer line
Willand Pond water level
Old trench visible in woods
fence
186’
179’
fence
Fire Hydrant?
Swamp
Home Depot Retention Pond
Historical underground waterflow
Underground waterflow blockage
75’
Broken Yellow Line indicates apparent
natural contour and elevation line of the land
125’
Dirt road at North End
200’
(not to any scale)
Peter’s Marsh Brook used to flow all the way to the Salmon Falls River. And needs to again,, -Today!
Alternate underground
water flow paths
Historical
underground flow path