PRESENTATIONS

Through the years the Trust has noted the importance of maintaining high groundwater levels in various presentations. We have also updated the progress that has been made in areas where groundwater levels have been depressed and the benefits of groundwater recharge. Also, what individuals can do to help raise and maintain levels adjacent to their buildings. Over the years we have presented to various Boards, Councils, Neighborhood Groups, Civic Groups, and City & State agencies. All of the presentations the Trust has made are listed below.
7/16/15 Trustees Meeting: Pile Cutoff Database by Neighborhood  (PDF)

NABB Condominium Management Group Meeting April 29, 2015  (PDF)

2014 Well Network Review Jul. 2014 (PDF)

Update on Progress Made in Trust Hot Spots Nov. 2013 (PDF)

Groundwater Issue to Boston Society of Civil Engineers Nov. 2013 (PDF)

Underpinning Methods Mar. 2013 (PDF)

Modern Woodpile Driving Jan. 2013 (PDF)

The Benefits of Recharge Jan. 2013 (PDF)

Groundwater Issue to Beacon Hill Civic Association Jan. 2013 (PDF)

Update on Progress Made in Trust Hot Spots Nov. 2012 (PDF)

Trust Reading Zone Analysis Nov. 2012 (PDF)

Explanation of GCOD and Recharge to the Neighborhood Association of Back Bay Nov. 2012 (PDF)

Groundwater Issue to Greater Boston Real Estate Board Feb. 2012 (PDF)

Who is the Trust to Suffolk University Nov. 2011 (PDF)

Groundwater Issue to the Chinatown Neighborhood Council Oct. 2011 (PDF)

Who is the Trust and what is their role to the Neighborhood Association of Back Bay Apr. 2009 (PDF)

GCOD to Build Boston Nov. 2006 (PDF)

GCOD and the Inspection Services Department Role Oct. 2006 (PDF)

Impacts of Declining Groundwater Levels on Wood-Pile Supported Historic Buildings in Boston Oct. 2006 (PDF)

Groundwater Issue in East Boston Mar. 2006 (PDF)

Groundwater Issue in Fort Point Channel Mar. 2006 (PDF)

Groundwater Issue in the North End Jan. 2006 (PDF)

Low Groundwater Means Losing Homes Nov. 2005 (PDF)

Groundwater Issue to the Boston Delegation Mar. 2005 (PDF)