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residents fear new septic rules will backfire (2:11 p.m.)
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By The Record
December 17, 2008 5:12 PM
SAN ANDREAS -- Rural Californians are balking at the cost of proposed state 
rules intended to force them to keep their septic tank discharges out of the 
water the rest of the state drinks.
During one of a series of 11 public workshops, officials and residents from the 
Mother Lode told state water pollution officials the proposed rules may actually 
make the problem worse because low-income mountain residents afraid of big 
repair bills will simply ignore the rules and avoid contact with government 
agencies.
Read Thursday’s Record for more on this story by staff writer Dana M. Nichols.
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