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Merrill without water  

Other municipal wells drop, absorb impact  

Klamath Falls Herald and News

July 2, 2010

 

     The cities of Malin and Tulelake have experienced drops in their municipal groundwater wells, but officials said it shouldn’t impact water service to residents.

 

   Rob Grounds, Malin’s public works director, said the level in the town’s three wells dropped about 3 feet in   the past week and was at a static level of 90 feet.

 

   March level lower

 

   The water level is far below the 42-foot level seen in March and represents a sharper decline than what was seen in previous summers.

 

   But, Grounds said, he isn’t concerned.  

 

   “We’re a long way from being out of water,” he said.

 

   Staff at Tulelake City Hall said there was a decline in well water levels, but no impact was expected. They added that even during the 2001 water crisis, Tulelake’s deep wells remained wet.

 
 
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