County groundwater study and stormwater planning highlighted for Lake Ripley area
Jefferson County rep Meg Turville-Heitz highlighted an April 7 public meeting on a county groundwater study and said county Land and Water staff are planning for more frequent heavy rainfall events that affect stormwater management.
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Meg Turville-Heitz, the Jefferson County representative, reminded the board that Patricia Cicero and Kevin Masarik will present groundwater and private-well information at a public meeting on April 7 at 5:30 PM. She said the County’s Land and Water Conservation Departments are focusing on planning for increased stormwater associated with more frequent large rainfalls due to climate change.
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