Assessment of water resources management alternatives for Cape Cod National Seashore
Mitchell NJ and Soukup M. 1980. Assessment of water resources management alternatives for Cape Cod National Seashore. National Park Service, North Atlantic Regional office. Boston, MA
This report is part of the National Park Service's planning process designed to produce a Water Resources Management Plan for Cape Cod National Seashore. The purpose of the Plan is to define management actions for the protection and compatible use of the park water resources. Selection of a particular management program depends on scientific research, management experience, and public comments received during evaluation of various management alternatives. This document includes: I. Introduction. II. National Park Service Policies and Jurisdiction. III. Water Resources (including Water Resources Description, Present Status of Water Resources, Water Quality, Water Quantity, Floodplain Management and Wetland Protection, Water Resources Monitoring). IV. Water Resources Problems and Assessment of Proposed Management Alternatives (including: 1. Management of Groundwater Quantity; 2. Management of Groundwater Quality; 3. Management of Freshwater Kettle Ponds; 4. Management of Gull Pond Sluiceway; 5. Management of Pilgrim Lake; 6. Management of the Water and Marsh Areas Upstream from the Herring River dike; 7. Assessment and Management of the Impacts of Acid Rain).