1. The featured speaker for this meeting was Sara Cohen of DCR who made a presentation on water quality and quantity demonstration projects in the Ipswich watershed.

2. Demonstration #3: Permeable Paving Materials and Bioretention in a parking lot. Demonstration #4: Stormwater Quality Improvements Using LID Retrofits in a Lake-Side Neighborhood.

3. Demonstration 3 Permeable Paving Materials and Bioretention in a Parking Lot Location: Silver Lake Beach Parking Lot, Wilmington, MA http://www.mass.gov /dcr/watersupply/ips wichriver/demo3- paving.htm

6. Alan Dresios of Lynnfield inspects a vegetated drainage swale.

9. Demonstration 4 Stormwater Quality Improvements Using LID Retrofits in Lake-Side Neighborhood http://www.mass.gov /dcr/watersupply/ips wichriver/demo4- lakewater.htm

10. A sign identifies these plantings as being part of a rain garden.

11. Small signs identify planted areas as being rain gardens.

12. Rain gardens were placed adjacent to the roadway.

13. Curb cuts are needed to allow street runoff to drain into the rain gardens.

14. Rain gardens utilize a variety of vegetation.

15. http://www.mass.gov/dcr/watersupply/ipswichriver/index.htm Additional Outreach Materials available on the web site include: Tour Guide: Low-Impact Development Demonstration Projects, Ipswich and Wilmington, June 9, 2009. Tour Guide: Low-Impact Development Demonstration Projects, Ipswich and Wilmington, June 9, 2009 Silver Lake Project brochure Homeowner guide to raingarden maintenance