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Groundwater study looks into supply
By Sarah Caldwell
Goderich Signal -Star Staff
Finding out about the
quantity of water in the
county's resources is the
purpose of the Huron
Groundwater study, Huron
County senior planner
Scott Tousaw told county
council, Nov. 30. •
"We have the same
water as we did 100 years
ago and it will serve us
well for the future if. we
look after it right," said
Tousaw.
The county groundwater
study began in April 2000
with 85 per cent funding
assistance from the
Ministry of Environment's
Groundwater Protection
Fund.
The study will assist in
understanding the
groundwater system in
Huron County and will
analyze the quality of
water well aquifiers which
provide fresh water to
most of Huron's residents,
agriculture and industry.
The study will also
establish a base -line
information for future
monitoring, and will
pro%idc recommendations
for protecting
groundwater resources.
The •study has three
phases: 1) Groundwater
Resource Assessment and
Pilot Study 2) Main Study
and 3) Sentinel program.
Tousaw presented the
first phase of the report to
the county.
The study • is being
conducted by
hydrogcologists Golder
Associates with the
assistance of BM Ross
and Associates (water
sampling) under the
direction of a steering
committee. The steering
committee has
representatives from the
Planning and
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Development Department,
Health Unit. Maitland
Valley Conservation
Authority, Ausable
Bayfield Conservation
Authority, Ministry of
Environment (MOE) and
the Huron County Clerks
and Treasurers'
Association.
The water well records
maintained by MO the
Ministry of the
Environment identify over
5500 wells in Huron
County of which 90 per
cent. arc drilled wells and
10 per cent are dug, bored
or other wells.
Many more wells may
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