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Dade City commissioner's vote on lifting of well ban raises questions
DADE CITY — At last week's meeting, City Commissioner Camille Hernandez said the city should repeal its ban on private irrigation wells because it would save residents money. "I do think this is in the citizens' best interest. Full Article at TampaBay.com | St. Petersburg Times
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I do think this is in the citizens' best interest. We are the stewards of their money
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All signs point that there's a well hooked up on the property ... We cannot without further review determine if it's a legal well.
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We're researching whether it's an illegal well ... It depends on whose side you listen to. One side says it was dug in 2005. The other says it was an existing well that was on the property before it was ever subdivided, back when it was still agricultural.
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That's the question of the day ... It's conflict if you stand to gain something financially. If it's a grandfathered well, then it would be a moot point.
SOURCE: Tampa Bay Online
