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44 <br /> DRAFT <br /> 134 disturbance permit that you have to factor in, you still have well permits for all the <br /> 135 individual lots that you have to get reviewed and approved by Environmental Health, you <br /> 136 still have the septic permits that have to get reviewed and approved. They've done what <br /> 137 is typical of this type of development, it is a bit of a gamble on the developer's part <br /> 138 because they don't have those permits in hand, but they obviously feel, they've done <br /> 139 enough due diligence to feel comfortable enough to proceed with the design as they <br /> 140 proposed. <br /> 141 Chris Johnston: I have no questions. <br /> 142 Adam Beeman: Charity? <br /> 143 Charity Kirk: I have an aside really quick about how often do wells run dry in Orange County due to <br /> 144 new developments, because this keeps coming up, this comes up in almost everything <br /> 145 where neighbors are worried about wells running dry, so just how often does it happen? <br /> 146 Patrick Mallett: I'm not Environmental Health, but I don't know of any wells running dry. I think some of the <br /> 147 issues and concerns have been over the years, is how much pressure and is there going <br /> 148 to be an impact on my well versus your well. Orange County has the subsurface, we're <br /> 149 not like a coastal plain community, there's not a, you can take it to the bank, you dig 6 feet <br /> 150 down you're going to hit the water table and so ultimately the impact, if you drill one well <br /> 151 here and one well there, they may or may not be draining from the same water source in <br /> 152 terms of quality, volume, and I can say a fair number of wells with recent development <br /> 153 have gone deeper to ensure that they've got enough of a water source and water <br /> 154 pressure. <br /> 155 Charity Kirk: Is this a health department question or who keeps track of the aquifers in the county? <br /> 156 Patrick Mallett: The health department is in charge of the wells. <br /> 157 Charity Kirk: Okay, so the health department would be aware. <br /> 158 Patrick Mallett: Yes, they are. Part of this journey to get you to this point includes staff review in the <br /> 159 planning department. We also take it to the Development Advisory Committee.All <br /> 160 development projects go through them and then they issue their memos. <br /> 161 Charity Kirk: How often does the health department flag something as being a potential problem? <br /> 162 Patrick Mallett: I can't remember a single case where they've said no, definitely, this could be a problem. <br /> 163 Charity Kirk: So, it's very much trusting the engineers who look at these, okay, thank you. <br /> 164 Patrick Mallett: It takes a lot of money to get to this point so there is some confidence and if they're wrong <br /> 165 then they're on the hook for that error. <br /> 166 Charity Kirk: That they can provide water to this property. Okay, thank you. <br /> 167 Chris Johnston: I apologize for butting in, but if it is affected, for instance, who's on the hook for that? Is it <br /> 168 the homeowner who now has the affected well or is it the nearby property that just went in <br /> 169 X, Y, Z. Do they have to prove cause? <br /> 170 Patrick Mallett: I think that that would ultimately take a journey through civil litigation and attorneys and <br /> 171 I'm not an attorney. <br /> 172 Chris Johnston: Nope, that's fine. Thank you. <br />
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