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The Road Less Paved:
Camp and Gravel Road Maintenance Workshops

The Kennebec County Soil & Water Conservation District hosted two FREE Gravel Road Workshops in partnership with the Worromontogus Lake Association and the China Lake Association 

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Webinar

We had some technical challenges with the Zoom portion! Fortunately, we're still able to provide presentation slides and audio of each speaker!   

TIP: When clicking the audio link, a new tab will load displaying the first graphic. Click the "Play" (triangle) icon, then click "Play Anyway". The audio will take a few seconds to buffer -- once the timestamp shows "0:00", audio will begin. Adjust the volume slider or your device's volume to listen comfortably. 

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Sample Road Association Agreement
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Speaker Presentations 
  • Peter Coughlan 
    Director, Maine Local Roads Center, ME DOT: Gravel road basics, grader operation, safety, water quality impacts, culvert sizing, winter plowing and technical resources.

  • John Maclaine
    NPS Training Center, ME DEP: Permitting, erosion control, culvert grants and stream-crossing design.

  • Josh Platt
    President, Maine Environmental Solutions LLC, KCSWCD subcontractor: gravel road surveying, road plans and maintenance for road associations.

  • Kristi Trafton, Esq.
    Associate Attorney, Rudman Winchell: road association law

These workshops are funded in part by a Clean Water Act grant from the US Environmental Protection agency administered by the Maine Department of Environmental Protection. Additional funding support by: Maine State Credit Union. Additional project support by: China Lake Association, Kennebec County Soil & Water Conservation District and Kennebec Water District. Facilities by: Town of China and Viles Arboretum Technical support: Ecological Instincts, Maine Environmental Solutions, Maine DEP and Maine Local Roads Center

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community action.

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China Lake Association, founded in 1987, is a duly organized and existing 501(c)(3) non-profit organization, in good standing under applicable laws and regulations of the Internal Revenue Service and the State of Maine, whose membership, officers and directors are dedicated to the protection and preservation of China Lake.

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Footer Photography Credits: Left - David Preston, Center - Amy Thibodeau, Right - Matt Halkyard

China Lake Maine: cow lily and lily pads
China Lake Maine: summer sunset
China Lake Maine: four loons
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