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| wtm442 |
05-10-2008 03:07 PM |
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Originally Posted by Wes Tausend
(Post 841463)
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It is getting so wells are to be by permit only but I think one could still sneak in a sandpoint. ...
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My friend in the next town that currently pays over $1200 a year for water assumes its going to increase by 10% per year, so he looked into getting a well. Wells are very rare around these parts. The town said having a well for watering the lawn, washing the car is OK. But if your water usage bill drops to nothing, the town health department automatically (by local regulation) will notify the police that the house is vacant and NOBODY can live in the house during that period. So he will be arrested. :eek: |
| Ron61 |
05-10-2008 03:51 PM |
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So, then use some of the local water to keep a small bill and the well for the rest. I don't think it is legal to drill around here at all any more. I haven't seen a well drilling rig for years. Maybe still up in the mountains where they don't have access to water.
Ron :confused:
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| Wes Tausend |
05-11-2008 12:12 PM |
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Originally Posted by Ron61
(Post 842008)
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So, then use some of the local water to keep a small bill and the well for the rest. I don't think it is legal to drill around here at all any more. I haven't seen a well drilling rig for years. Maybe still up in the mountains where they don't have access to water.
Ron :confused:
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Ron,
That's why I think Robin Hood could sneak a little of the Kings water. :LOL:
Check link: ( http://www.dnr.state.wi.us/org/water...PointWells.pdf )
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Originally Posted by wtm442
(Post 842001)
My friend in the next town that currently pays over $1200 a year for water assumes its going to increase by 10% per year, so he looked into getting a well. Wells are very rare around these parts. The town said having a well for watering the lawn, washing the car is OK...
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Warren,
Heck, if a man can build a car, he could probably sink his own sandpoint while having fun and saving a few bucks. I watched my father do it several times when I was a kid. I didn't finish reading all of it, but the link given above seems pretty accurate. :)
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| Cobrabill |
05-11-2008 01:15 PM |
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Originally Posted by wtm442
(Post 842001)
My friend in the next town that currently pays over $1200 a year for water assumes its going to increase by 10% per year, so he looked into getting a well. Wells are very rare around these parts. The town said having a well for watering the lawn, washing the car is OK. But if your water usage bill drops to nothing, the town health department automatically (by local regulation) will notify the police that the house is vacant and NOBODY can live in the house during that period. So he will be arrested. :eek:
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Warren- i would really like to be arrested for NOT using city water.That really,REALLY would make my day.:LOL: |
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