file. - Otsego County Conservation Association
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It is not clear why a 500-foot setback is an acceptable distance for private water wells whereas<br />
2,000 feet is required for public water supply wells, river or stream intakes and reservoirs.<br />
Because any given body of water ultimately empties into another, we feel that all streams, storm<br />
drains, lakes and ponds should be treated the same as public water supplies.<br />
General Comments on Chapter 3<br />
The recently issued report commissioned by NYSERDA, “Responding to Climate Change in New<br />
York State – Synthesis Report,” recommends that climate change be taken into consideration in<br />
planning. Among others, two examples of the consequences of climate change that can effect<br />
planning are changing rainfall patterns and shifting flood zones. Yet there is no mention of<br />
climate change in the rdSGEIS.<br />
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