Water flows through the ground naturally. At every dam site around the world, seepage occurs. The water tends to move through gravel or clay and sand.

Whenever you put in city water those areas seem to explode.

Until now, rural water providers in these three counties did not have access to the same tools that are being utilized by other providers throughout the state,

We're seeing now waves of up to and beyond 6 feet, and the water is continuing to rise and coming over the road at the docks area,

We've seen water rushing down the arroyo, if we get another rain what's gonna happen to the cheap fill, is it gonna run into our backyard?

The county needs to look at everything in a regional context. You diminish your water supply. You jam up the roads. It will turn into suburbia.