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4 4 ^te on these \ matters, but get •oncrete answers. > Also, there is another area I’d Ske some answers on. As my property is directly connected to that which is being considered for the proposed septic system the Inn will need for its expansion, what happens in case of a “failure” as expressed in your article on Feb. 8: “Inn’s septic expansion will require planning and study.”
As most residents know, my pareel of land is due southwest and its elevation is a good 20 to 30 feet below their proposed drain field. Is there any possibility of contamination to the stream running through my property and on towards ponds and water supplies for grazing livestock? I’m no soil conservationist, but gravity does have its
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