Posted by Ron-MO on July 29, 2016 at 09:14:47 from (174.131.235.238):
In Reply to: OT Shared wells posted by delawaresurfman on July 29, 2016 at 08:59:51:
While I do not have any first hand experience with a shared well, I have found it is best to control as much of your utilities (well, septic, etc) as possible, then there are no issues or arguments. I moved from living in a small community where I was on city well, sewer, and even had to pay for trash pickup (whether or not I wanted to or not). I now have my own well, lagoon, dispose of my own trash, and the only utilities I have to worry about is electricity. I do use propane, but own my own tank so I can pretty much control who I purchase that from as well. About a year ago I dropped Dish Network and have not regretted that either. Others will have differing opinions, but I would want my own well and septic system if at all possible. Before I moved I was facing replacement of my sewer line, and found the main was in the middle of the street. To replace the entire line meant digging into the street, and my paying to repair at a cost of approx. $500 just to repair the street damage. The bad part was that historically the city took years to repair, and everyone drove over the potholes in the meantime until some crew had time to toss some cold mix on top even though someone had paid good dollars to repair. I got by till I sold, and for the life of me I cannot understand why I lived there for as long as I did and put up with the nonsense. I guess I like to control my own environment, and the least amount of outside (government) control the better.
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