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With groundwater, in contrast, California law says landowners have a right to pump water from beneath their property, and generally no one holds priority rights. The company responded to detailed questions about its water rights claims and its water sources, and provided well drilling records and other documents. State officials have continued to ask for more information. Each tunnel is about five feet high.
One is 37 feet deep and the other extends 89 feet into the mountainside. The document also lists 10 boreholes, ranging in depth from feet to feet. In another document, the company said those holes were bored into the mountainside in the s and s, and were re-drilled between and They also asked for documents relating to compliance with FDA rules. In January, Maguire sent the state studies on FDA compliance that were carried out by consultants in the late s.
And investigations involving old water rights are always difficult because of the old historical record. Frye, however, has studied the historical documents in detail and thinks the company doesn't have valid rights. As Frye and Earney walked on, they passed oaks, California bay laurels and elderberry bushes. Butterflies floated through the brush, and Steller's jays let out loud calls from the trees.
Reaching one of the water tunnels that was built in s, Frye stood by its metal door. She pointed out there's no mention in the FDA regulations of tunnels being an approved method of collecting spring water. The locked metal door was cool to the touch. Through vents in the door, the sound of running water came drifting out. These are our natural resources and they belong to us, and our forest. Ian James covers water and environmental issues for The Desert Sun.
Contact him at ian. Facebook Twitter Email. Is Arrowhead bottled water really spring water? Ian James The Desert Sun. Nestle's label of spring water draws criticism. Nestle's labeling of its Arrowhead brand as spring water has created questions about whether the water is from springs or just groundwater. Nestle responds.
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