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Old Saybrook Parks add sustainable amenities

After polling the residents of Old Saybrook and finding they wanted sustainable amenities at their parks, the Town applied for and received funds from the Small Town Economic Assistance Program (STEAP). The STEAP grant was used to install Clivus composting toilet systems in two town parks: Clark Community Park at the playing fields and playground, and Main Street Park at the pickleball courts. The custom-painted buildings were installed and ready to use in just one

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Clivus is at your favorite New England beaches

Among Suburbs 101’s ratings of the 15 Best Beaches in New England, 4 of those beaches have Clivus composting waste treatment systems. The self-contained design protects the surrounding ecosystems while saving thousands of gallons of water. Visit Hammonasset Beach, Madison, CT; Misquamicut Beach, Westerly, RI; Crane Beach, Ipswich, MA; or Sherwood Island, Westport, CT and experience for yourself our state-of-the-art, environmentally friendly restrooms. 

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Waltham parks prolong outdoor activity with composting toilets

Over the years the City of Waltham has been the multi-recipient of various Community Block Grants, and has used these funds to improve the infrastructure of its parks with composting restrooms. In our current circumstances it is very important to get the public out and about in fresh air. With appropriate sanitary facilities residents and visitors can prolong their time outdoors. Clivus restrooms are roomy, clean, and odor-free; and the waterless toilets are non-atomizing! You

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Camp Plymouth State Park, Vermont

    Camp Plymouth State Park is a camping and recreation area in Vermont. Daily, the park sees hundreds of campers and daytime visitors who want to enjoy all the amenities: hiking, cycling, swimming, boating, and even horse camping! The State of Vermont recognized that their visitors needed extra restrooms, but did not want much disruption to the landscape, nor did they want to inconvenience their guests with extended construction. Clivus New England was able

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Pavilion at Kraine Meadow Park

Kraine Meadow Park makes Capital Improvements thru LWCF Grant

The Town of Moultonborough, NH recently made much desired upgrades to its public recreation area at Kraine Meadow Park.  Since the generous donation of 16 acres of land in 1977 by Peter and Rose Kraine, the park has been transformed by playing fields,  tennis and basketball courts, volleyball pits, and children’s playgrounds.  Many of these upgrades over the years were financed in part by block grants and grants from the Land and Water Conservation Fund. 

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