This workshop focuses on the ability of the soil to filter wastewater/stormwater pollutants as it infiltrates the ground. Currently in the Mid-Atlantic Region, state regulatory agencies require a certain distance or buffer above the seasonal high ground water levels to adequately treat these infiltrating waters. By understanding how soil texture, structure, and morphology can be used to interpret seasonal high ground water levels, we can make better decisions on selection of potential sites for wastewater and stormwater disposal. Presentations at Sudlersville Volunteer Fire Company, 203 N. Church Street, Suddlersville, MD 21688 and field session at 420 Cosden Road, Barclay, MD 21607

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