Cyanobacteria Alert Issued for Blackey Cove (Moultonborough)

Descant · 12-21-2023, 05:06 PM

That story may be more common than we want to believe. Even an "inspection" cannot uncover some of the strange systems that have been installed over a long period of time and perhaps multiple owners.
If I recall correctly, under the Clean Water Act of 1972(?) the Winnipesaukee River Basin sewer project from Moultonborough to West Alton picked up shorefront properties and tied them into that sewer system; no more septics. I'm surprised that Blackey Cove wasn't part of that system.

12-21-2023, 05:06 PM	#12
Descant Senior Member Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: Merrimack and Welch Island Posts: 4,591 Thanks: 1,414 Thanked 1,703 Times in 1,107 Posts	septic testing That story may be more common than we want to believe. Even an "inspection" cannot uncover some of the strange systems that have been installed over a long period of time and perhaps multiple owners. If I recall correctly, under the Clean Water Act of 1972(?) the Winnipesaukee River Basin sewer project from Moultonborough to West Alton picked up shorefront properties and tied them into that sewer system; no more septics. I'm surprised that Blackey Cove wasn't part of that system.