The water is disgusting, it is taken from a well, and chlorine is added. We could have hooked our own wells for free!
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James H Stradling
6 years ago
Firmly believe that current water usage figures are misleading and incorrect. Let's get the facts straight before we judge anything.
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Anonymous
6 years ago
Conservation of water everywhere is a great idea.
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Anonymous
6 years ago
New construction needs to be controlled to protect the rural beauty of this area. I love the trees! This is what drew me and my family to this area!
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Anonymous
6 years ago
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It makes no sense to continue building properties that are not supported by a viable water supply.
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Michael Grant
6 years ago
Don Zonitch, even with a well you are required to follow the restrictions.
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Tanya H D'Armand
6 years ago
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County has the ability to monitor each property owner's use. If they over water then restrict them, those of us with wells should not be affected, that -is why we put them in to have nice lawns, etc.
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Rich Kleinsmith
6 years ago
I agree but the priority must be water conservation first. There should be NO watering of lawns during a water restriction, no washing of vehicles. In general, no unnecessary usage of water other than for personal consumption and use and for businesses. If we restrict construction of homes are we saying that our lawns are more important than new homes?
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Ronald Fithen Sr
6 years ago
No more new construction in Sugar Mill Woods
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Wylie Ritter
6 years ago
Agree completely we don’t need more homes if we can’t supply to all of the current homes and properties
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Carl J And Mary L Fielstra
6 years ago
Common sense... You do not put more things in a box already full.
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susan Jerzak
6 years ago
We all need water and it should be at a reasonable price and with no usage restrictions.
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Joan Barret
6 years ago
Issue must be rectified befure new construction is enabled!
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Alicia Smith
6 years ago
This is so wrong to build here and be penalized for water. Not building and commercial businesses should be restricted as well. I pay a service to maintain my lawn . What for! Better management is needed.
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Jerome Urbaniak
6 years ago
No growth without the water resources to support it!
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Al Desiderio
6 years ago
Is the HOA on board with this? Who gives the permits out ? Money involved?
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Hazzard Oswald
6 years ago
Why then they are still watering along Oak Village Blvd S. so often and for so many hours. Yes , also they should limit the number of new construction.
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Michael Grant
6 years ago
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No new permitting - residential or commercial - until issue is resolved or a viable plan put in place to resolve the issue.
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Kent Davis
6 years ago
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We have so many empty buildings and homes that are not being kept up take care of those first before new housing is built. Stop letting big business take our water resources for their profit.
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Don Zonitch
6 years ago
Now I am happy that I installed a well for irrigation!
The water is disgusting, it is taken from a well, and chlorine is added. We could have hooked our own wells for free!
Firmly believe that current water usage figures are misleading and incorrect. Let's get the facts straight before we judge anything.
Conservation of water everywhere is a great idea.
New construction needs to be controlled to protect the rural beauty of this area. I love the trees! This is what drew me and my family to this area!
It makes no sense to continue building properties that are not supported by a viable water supply.
Don Zonitch, even with a well you are required to follow the restrictions.
County has the ability to monitor each property owner's use. If they over water then restrict them, those of us with wells should not be affected, that -is why we put them in to have nice lawns, etc.
I agree but the priority must be water conservation first. There should be NO watering of lawns during a water restriction, no washing of vehicles. In general, no unnecessary usage of water other than for personal consumption and use and for businesses. If we restrict construction of homes are we saying that our lawns are more important than new homes?
No more new construction in Sugar Mill Woods
Agree completely we don’t need more homes if we can’t supply to all of the current homes and properties
Common sense... You do not put more things in a box already full.
We all need water and it should be at a reasonable price and with no usage restrictions.
Issue must be rectified befure new construction is enabled!
This is so wrong to build here and be penalized for water. Not building and commercial businesses should be restricted as well. I pay a service to maintain my lawn . What for! Better management is needed.
No growth without the water resources to support it!
Is the HOA on board with this? Who gives the permits out ? Money involved?
Why then they are still watering along Oak Village Blvd S. so often and for so many hours. Yes , also they should limit the number of new construction.
No new permitting - residential or commercial - until issue is resolved or a viable plan put in place to resolve the issue.
We have so many empty buildings and homes that are not being kept up take care of those first before new housing is built. Stop letting big business take our water resources for their profit.
Now I am happy that I installed a well for irrigation!