1. Cedar Ridge Estates Application for Comprehensive Permit
Under MGL Ch40B Residential Development

2. Holliston, Massachusetts
CEDAR RIDGE ESTATES
Locus Plan
Holliston, Massachusetts

5. Cedar Ridge Estates Development Overview
Proposed 200 Unit Townhouse Style Condominium Development
Total of 55 Buildings
43 Four (4) – Family 172 Units
8 Three (3) – Family 24 units
4 Two (2) – Family 8 units
Total Project Area 52 Acres
Upland Area 36 Acres
Wetland Area 16 Acres
Density (Equivalent Dwelling Units per Acre)
3.8 DU/Acre Total Parcel
5.6 DU/Acre Upland Area Only

6. Cedar Ridge Estates Development Overview (cont.)
Phased Development – 5 Phases Anticipated (Approximately 40 Units Each)
Private Wastewater Treatment Facility Designed For Approximately 60,000 Gallons Per Day
Serviced by Town Water
Recreation
Trail Network
Tennis / Sport Courts

8. SUBMITTAL

13. Additional Permitting & Design
Where to from here?
Additional Permitting & Design
Definitive Site Designs
MEPA – Draft & Final EIR
DEP Groundwater Discharge Permit
DEP Permitting – Site Remediation
Natural Heritage
Notice of Intent – Holliston Conservation Commission & DEP

14. Questions & Comments
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15. OCT ‘05 REVISIONS

20. Uxbridge, Massachusetts
Similar Unit Type
Carrington Landing
Uxbridge, Massachusetts

21. Stormwater Management
Deep Sump Catchbasins
Vortechnic Water Quality Systems
Bio-retention Systems (Raingardens)

22. Vortechnics System

23. Vortechnics System
The industry leading system in hydrodynamic separation that utilizes a combination of vortex motion and flow controls to remove sediment, oil and debris from polluted stormwater runoff.
Consistently Provides 80% TSS Removal

25. Constructed Wetlands

26. Bio-Detention Systems (Constructed Wetlands)
Constructed wetlands are excavated basins with irregular perimeters and undulating bottom contours into which wetland vegetation is purposely placed to enhance pollutant removal from stormwater runoff.
Primarily:
A constructed wetland may be use to maximize pollutant removal from stormwater runoff and also help to control stormwater flows.
It may be used to control stormwater flows, with increased pollutant removal capabilities.
Secondary:
Preservation and restoration of the natural balance between surface waters and groundwaters, increased wildlife habitats, and higher property values than if the same area was turned in to a regular stormwater basin.

27. Questions & Comments
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