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In one part of our county, the water table is high enough that no one builds
homes with basements in that area. As I was driving by one of the many new housing developments the other day I wondered, if I lived in a swampy area like that, could I just dig a hole and put a pump down there to pump up water for irrigation? In the same area, culinary water is the only way to get your lawn watered. My gut says, "well, sure, it's your land, you have the rights to anything you find on it, be it gold, toxic waste, or swamp water". But then, I seem to recall that there are a lot of intricate laws on the books specifically about water rights. Just curious. Any thoughts? |
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