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Orange Water and Sewer Authority <br />400 Jones Ferry Road <br />OWASA P.O. Box 366 <br />Cartoro, NO 27510 <br />(919) 96$ -4421 <br />Comments to the Orange County Board of Commissioners <br />And Orange County Planning Board <br />Joint Public Hearing on Proposed State Watershed Classifications <br />and Development Standards <br />Superior Courtroom, Orange County Courthouse <br />Hillsborough, North Carolina <br />August 26, 1991 <br />Good evening. I am Lois Herring, Chairman of the Orange Water- <br />and Sewer Authority Board of Directors, and am speaking tonight <br />on their behalf. <br />Your agenda package includes a copy of OWASA's comments submitted <br />to the EMC on August 15 as well as a resolution adopted by the <br />Chapel Hill Town Council. We hope the County will support these <br />recommendations in your own response to the environmental <br />Management Commission. <br />Given the vocal opposition expressed during the August 15 EMC <br />public hearing, OWASA urges you to demonstrate Orange County's <br />strong support for the overall package of reclassifications and <br />regulations. We strongly disagree with those speakers who felt <br />that "minimum standards" should be no more protective than the <br />requirements for WS-1V watersheds. Orange County is blessed with <br />high quality water. We believe the state standards should <br />promote their protection, rather than deoradation. The future <br />welfare and economy of Orange County will depend on preserving <br />our water resources now. <br />In particular, we ask you to support the proposed WS —II <br />classification for the Cane Creek and University Lake watersheds, <br />which provide the drinking water for more than 55,000 citizens in <br />southern Orange County. We are disappointed that Alamance County <br />has requested Cane Creek to be classified only as, WS —III. given <br />with a WS —I1 desionation, there will be a relaxation of some e <br />the present WS —I protection standards. <br />An Equal Opporlunity Employer <br />
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