What are the fees for township permits?
I have well water; do I need to test it? Yes, Many residents obtain their water from private wells. Even if you have been drinking water from your well for years with no apparent ill effect, you should consider checking your water for contaminants. Wells can change character from the amount of recharge (how the well is continually re-supplied), and the resulting water table (where the water rises to a static level in the ground). The natural movement under ground, nearby site alterations, prolonged heavy rain, or well drilling in the area may cause changes in your well. It is recommended that wells be tested annually or more often if a change in taste, odor, pressure or amount available is noticed in your water supply. Coliform bacteria and nitrates are the most common contaminants. If you have low Ph (acidic) water and older pipes with lead soldered joints or brass or bronze plumbing fixtures, lead can leach into your water. Contamination can occur rapidly or over a long period of tim
