Hi
All,
The below request is of high importance for protecting property rights, and I am
in hopes that many of you can send in a written comment, and that you will
encourage engineers that you know to send in written comments.
As I am not an engineer, I am going to send in a few stories of those who
have paid dearly due to sub standard wetland delineations.
Thanks
for your support and help,
Frank
From: Ed Kilduff
[mailto:ed.kilduff@me.com]
Sent: Tuesday, June 05, 2012 11:23
AM
To: Dave Onkels; Jon Simpson; Mike Carlson; Frank M Penwell; Rick
Forschler; Preston Drew
Cc: Steve Neugebauer; Belluomini
Steve
Subject: Fwd: AG Opinion Regarding wetland scientists - Request
for formal AGO: Wetlands identification
Hi Dave, John, Rick, Frank, Mike, Preston ... need your help
(again) on the wetlands stuff.
You may or may no know, but an important question has been
submitted to the AG regarding who can do wetlands delineations.
Unfortunately, it is meeting resistance from (of all people) engineers.
It looks like some wetland-scientist-friendly engineers may be leading
engineer opposition.
If there is anything you can do to counter the objections of
some engineers, I would very much appreciate it. If you know any engineers
who would speak in favor of what we are trying to do ... please ask them to
help. But YOUR voice is important too. I feel it is important for
the AG's office to hear from people concerned about science, individual rights,
business, and property. Please send your own comments to the AG directly.
Address your email to Jeffrey Even, the Deputy Solicitor General.
Time is critical.
~ Thanks, Ed K.
THIS IS WHAT YOU CAN SAY (if you are looking for
something to say) -
"Wetlands are waters of the US, and hydrogeology is the study
of the waters of the earth, including their occurrence and distribution.
Therefore, wetland delineation is the practice of hydrogeology.
Having this work done by licensed individuals is good for individual
rights, for science, for property owners, and for business. Also, it's the
law."
Thanks again ... and please forward. We need everyone's
help (again).