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31:16 Now the conclusions we cannot unfortunately from our point of view uncouple the fecal matter component of this regardless of the type groundwater concentr contamination and storm drains are emptying into the lake.Play from 31:16
23:37 So it's getting a whole and you let the groundwater mix and storm water. This is a simple way to put it. essentially, what the wetland on the other side of the mound deals naturally, unnaturally, we can storm on a great environment.Play from 23:37
2:58:44 As you can see from the picture that's up on the screen right now, there is, I can't tell you, it looks like more than an acre of impervious surface that's just going to run right down into Beaver Brook and into the groundwater and into the lake.Play from 2:58:44
1:35:13 Mr. Neely who has experience with Western wildfires pointed out that we're dealing with drought, insect disease, ash bore, if you've walked in some of the woods, you can see some of the damages that they bring down and these trees bring down.Play from 1:35:13
52:55 But approving 14 additional homes in the middle of this is just gonna add more permanent demand to the water supply that it appears already in crisis.Play from 52:55
3:38 I've met a lot of great people. It's been an excellent. And Rob has shown me around town. I've spent a complete stage of Chief Martin, and also the fire chiefs that are going to the worst, the water district and the tomorrow and the visiting, the wastewater facility site.Play from 3:38
34:08 That the proposed use will not create a hazard to individual or public health safety in wetland due to the loss of wetland to the contamination of groundwater or.Play from 34:08
7:54 Great. Um on in October on the 3rd and the 4th, uh Stratam Fire Department is hosting a class on rural water supply. Um we will be participating with our tanker in that um drill.Play from 7:54
43:42 It's in the hydrant district, which is great. But if you want to get water on the fire fast, somebody coming in behind you, which is usually a mutual aid partner, needs to get that water supply established.Play from 43:42
21:00 Support fish and wildlife, attenuate flooding, supply and protect surface and groundwater resources, remove sediments, remove pollutants, support wetland vegetation, promote public health and safety, and moderate fluctuations in surface water…Play from 21:00
1:05:25 Will those standards evolve as we continue to deal with water supply issues? Maybe we're probably not as bad as the folks out in Colorado, but it, it is a valid concern.Play from 1:05:25
1:56:22 This second option has that additional caveat for the groundwater protection district. Does it really make that, is the spectrum of permeability really that difference between three and six foot high deck?Play from 1:56:22
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