July 2026 Board Meeting

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Top 3 Key Takeaways

1. Enforcement Actions Taken Against Delinquent Well Owners — Fines and Penalties Approved The Board held two public hearings regarding delinquent wells. For a well at 417 McAndrew Road (State Well No. 04N22W04P04S), the Board voted to impose a one-time $500 fine and a $50/day civil penalty running from the June 19, 2026 compliance deadline. However, the daily penalty will be waived if the owner pays the outstanding balance of $3,357.50 by August 31, 2026. The owner had already made a partial payment of $5,025. Staff was directed to return with revised resolutions for review and signature. For a property at 791 Boardman Road with multiple wells (State Well Nos. ending in B02S, B07S, B09S), the Board discussed how to treat the actively operating well versus the non-operating/destroyed/mystery well(s), then voted to pursue a modified approach and directed staff to bring back revised resolution(s) reflecting the Board's modifications for review and signature. Discussion included noting that one listed well may have been destroyed per county records (new information shared during the meeting). One board member (Director Daddi) abstained from the Boardman Road vote due to a client relationship with the property owner.

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Sarah Chen

Environmental Science Associates

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Michael Rodriguez

Provost & Pritchard

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