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NullTuples

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4. Just so you're aware, counties are already starting to meter wells.

Reply to TallMike (Reply #1)

Thu Apr 28, 2022, 03:17 AM

Apr 2022

The one I'm most aware of is Sonoma, probably because they're planning on using the underground aquifer for storage of winter rains by pumping water into it. Once they do that, it's their water and nobody can be allowed to just take it for free. It's been a long time coming though and we all have to share.

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Being a long time TallMike Apr 2022 #1

Just so you're aware, counties are already starting to meter wells. NullTuples Apr 2022 #4

I like to think of my state as a potential The Unmitigated Gall Apr 2022 #2

Why are they waiting 'till September? 3Hotdogs Apr 2022 #3

Because water districts are reluctant to plan ahead. NullTuples Apr 2022 #5