Channel Ten News ran this story yesterday. Those of us who depend upon groundwater need to become informed about this proposed project which could use as much as 2.5 million gallons annually. (The
VIDEO: You may have to wait a bit for the video (upper right) to load, but it's a good overview of concerns and features DV'er Glenn Revelle speaking with 10-News.
VIDEO: You may have to wait a bit for the video (upper right) to load, but it's a good overview of concerns and features DV'er Glenn Revelle speaking with 10-News.
- JAMUL RESIDENTS CONCERNED OVER POND PLANS...
- Homeowners Say Proposal To Build New Ponds Will Impact Well Water
- POSTED: 5:20 pm PST December 8, 2011
- UPDATED: 7:35 pm PST December 8, 2011
- SAN DIEGO -- A plan to train hunting dogs to retrieve water [fowl] has turned into a major worry for some homeowners in Jamul. While building a couple of new ponds may sound harmless to many, some Jamul homeowners learned the project would take hundreds of thousands of gallons of well water to fill those ponds. The issue is raising concern over what would happen to residents' groundwater....
- FULL ARTICLE & TV VIDEO: http://www.10news.com/news/29956869/detail.html
- LEAVE A COMMENT: At the bottom of the online article there is an opportunity to leave a comment. Public input is CRITICAL at this point, before plans are finalized.
MEETING
Jamul-Dulzura Planning Group
Oak Grove Middle School Library
December 13th
7:30 PM
NAVHDA* REPORT
WITH MAPS AND DESCRIPTIONS:
WITH MAPS AND DESCRIPTIONS:
*North American Versatile Hunting Dog Association
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