You
are invited to a community workshop about the preliminary conclusions and
recommendations to protect drinking water in the Scatter Creek Aquifer, hosted
by the Scatter Creek Aquifer Project Citizens Advisory Committee and Thurston
County Environmental Health.
When: Tuesday
September 30, 2014 from 6:30-8:30 p.m.
Where: Rochester
Middle School Commons (children’s area provided)
9937 Highway
12 SW
Rochester, WA
98579
This Scatter Creek
Aquifer is susceptible to contamination because soils in the area do not filter
out contaminants well. Unlike many other areas, there is not another deeper
aquifer below the Scatter Creek Aquifer; it is the only source of drinking
water for area residents. The Scatter Creek Aquifer Citizens Advisory Committee
met for almost two years to learn about the aquifer, help direct computer
groundwater modeling scenarios, and develop recommendations for the Thurston
County Board of Health.
The preliminary
conclusions and recommendations made by the citizen’s committee will be
presented at this community workshop and can be reviewed here. Come provide input on the preliminary recommendations to protect
drinking water in the Scatter Creek Aquifer. Your input will help shape the
final recommendations that the citizen’s committee will present to the Board of
Health.
This event is an opportunity for the community to learn more about the project, hear the preliminary conclusions and recommendations, and to provide input.
For more information visit the
project website or contact ScatterCreek@co.thurston.wa.us
or (360) 867-2582.
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