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EWB - Next General Meeting - Wednesday 10/28 @ 6pm
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Sean Peter Brennan <[log in to unmask]>
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Sean Peter Brennan <[log in to unmask]>
Date:
Fri, 23 Oct 2015 12:17:42 -0400
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Hello Everyone,

Great meeting on Wednesday, I'm glad to see we're on the track of  
making some solid progress on our project in Nicaragua. The next  
meeting will be next Wednesday @ 6pm in Perkins 107, there will be  
pizza. Now that we got the ball rollin, I think we should have general  
meetings every Wednesday, same time and place, unless otherwise noted.  
I will still send out  emails for every meeting.

As we discussed on Wednesday, there are a few pressing issues that I  
would like to have resolved (at least partially) by the end of our  
next meeting. They are as follows:

- Both group's number one priority should be defining desired effluent  
parameters for the entire system. We need water        quality  
parameters acceptable for use for agricultural purposes. We may not  
find these all in one place but it is ok to compile them from multiple  
places, as long as we can cite our sources for each one.

-Biogarden: Dimensions and gravel diameters appropriate for the daily  
grey water production (I will send out a table with these values later  
today). Native plant species that we can get a hold of locally to use  
in our model.

-Grease Trap: Most appropriate design and dimensions for the daily  
grey water production.

It would be really great if all the groups could do some research and  
possibly present some answers to these questions at the next meeting.

Thanks everyone, I'm getting pretty excited about this and I hope you  
are too. Enjoy the weekend!

-Sean

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