Old Saybrook is seeking a qualified firm to perform an Environmental Impact Evaluation (EIE) and other related work elements pursuant to the Connecticut Environmental Policy Act (CEPA) of the Alternative wastewater renovation solutions presented in the Old Saybrook Drip Dispersal Pilot Test Summary Report –
Final Report – dated July 7, 2026. The Endorsed wastewater renovation solution (Alternative 1) is to provide public sewers composed of low pressure collector sewers and a packaged membrane bioreactor (MBR) wastewater renovation recovery facility (WRRF) for the remaining 645 properties within the remaining 5 Focus Areas within Old Saybrook’s Decentralized Wastewater Management District (DWWMD) with a drip dispersal system, and onsite (septic system) improvements to an additional 66 properties interspersed throughout the shorelines other 10 Focus Area communities. The CEPA evaluation must also evaluate the environmental and socioeconomic impacts of Alternative 2 which is composed of the same low pressure sewer system described in Alternative 1, coupled with an additional pump station and force main with an MBR WRRF located adjacent to the Connecticut River and an outfall to the surface water near Rome Tree Drive in lieu of the drip subsurface dispersal system described in Alternative 1.
The selected consultant will review existing studies, coordinate with regulatory agencies, assess environmental impacts to wetlands and watercourses, prepare the EIE and technical documentation, assist with public participation, and complete a CEPA Record of Decision. Services also include environmental mapping, supplemental analyses, and coordination with DEEP for scoping notices.
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