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98 <br /> Zelda Lockhart: Good evening, I would like to read a letter that I'd like to have entered into the public record. Ms. <br /> Lockhart read her letter to the public. <br /> Linda Nathansen: Good evening. Tim, as they are doing the work in a protected watershed area, is there going to <br /> be any type of safe guard? Will there be certain precautions set up to be able to halt the work at a stage so there's <br /> not any endangerment to the Eno or to residents with the stormwater runoff or for flooding in general? <br /> Tim Smith: Yes,we monitor that and when we know something significant is going to happen we instruct contractors <br /> to make adjustments to what's in place on site. <br /> David Blankfard: How soon after a weather event do your erosion control measures get inspected? <br /> Tim Smith: They are required to be inspected after, I think, it's every significant rainfall event which is like a one inch. <br /> They get inspected interim on a daily,weekly basis. <br /> David Blankfard: If they find problems what do they do? <br /> Tim Smith: They instruct the contractor to fix them or else they're done with the job. <br /> Adam Beeman: Do you have to put up silt fence and if so how much do you have to put up? <br /> Tim Smith: A silt fence is used almost every project for land disturbance areas to prevent runoff. When you have <br /> bigger areas that are disturbed,you have to put in a sediment pond which is an erosion control pond. <br /> Melissa Poole: Going back to the well issue. Are they testing wells around where they're going to subdivide this? <br /> Tim Smith: At the concept Planning Board meeting we discussed this very extensively. We had testimony from the <br /> Phil Valero from the environmental health department as to what the County does for testing of wells. I think they do <br /> test on an interim basis. To respond to Zelda's letter, it's the same issues we discussed last meeting. Phil's <br /> testimony in the record sets the stage for how that's done. This is not an out of the ordinary development in Orange <br /> County. One acre lots are created on a regular basis with wells and septic. You go through the permitting process <br /> the County,that's required. I know there's concerns about the neighboring properties as far as what their conditions <br /> are now and the way the aquifers and so forth. On behalf of the developer,we can't make any promises that nothing <br /> is going to happen. Based on standard procedure and what is done on a regular basis through the County if we're <br /> issuing permits for wells, this is done every day. <br /> Jessica Aguilar: Is there some sort of good faith kind of agreement or offering that the developer could make <br /> asserting that any fall out that is definitely from the construction of this thing that does hit existing properties will be <br /> addressed. Just out of respect for the people who have already been there for decades. <br /> Tim Smith: When you say fallout, are you speaking of something specific? <br /> Jessica Aguilar: Such as the wells being contaminated or somebody downhill getting a whole bunch of construction <br /> runoff. Just a good faith that we won't deliberately destroy your property, but if we did and it's obviously us then we <br /> will assist in undoing the damage. <br /> Tim Smith: I would let the develop respond if he may or not. No response. <br /> Linda Nathansen: That was brought up at the last meeting,and I would like to respond to what happened. The <br /> possibility of having some type of bond was brought up which would ensure that if anything happened to the drinking <br /> water that there would be some kind of assurance from the developer. Michael brought up that no developer would <br /> be able to agree to something like that, and it was an unreasonable request. Along with that question, the HOA is <br /> going to be responsible for this subdivision. Directed to Mr. Smith, if an event happens ten years from now or less, <br /> who do we contact,the County or the Board who has approved it? <br />
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