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within their respective watersheds.
The SRBC, however, recog
nized the need for more control
during drought hearings last year
and held hearings on proposed user
fees.
According to Fox. there is a lot
of work to be done before mean
ingful legislation will come about
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"We need to look at a program
and how to fund it” he said, refer
ring to the current financial shor
tages being experienced by many
slate agencies.
He said that a funding vehicle
would probably be a permit fee,
water use fee, or tax. Or a combi
nation thereof.
Legislation for water conserva
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introduced for yean. Currently,
there are 16 water bills before the
Legislature for consideration.
The need for research and effec
tive new water rights legislation is
sorely needed, according to com
mittee member and farmer legisla
tor Rep. Arthur Henhey, Chester
County.
He said that trying to get some
thing done is difficult, with the
time taken by current economic
politics.
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“We have too much time spent
trying to formulate a budget Just
what we have in place now is very
important" he said.
As far as predicting a time table
for achieving a new water rights
law, Hershey said it is related to
the amount of suffering people
endure specifically, how much
more drought restrictions occur
before people react and call on rep
resentatives to take action.
“I used to ask my dad what we
were going to tomorrow, when I
was a kid. And he said. Tt depends
on the weather.’”
taneM* Fanning, Saturday, May 1, 1992-A29
But Henhey said be was opti
mistic that people were starting to
get the message. “I see people
more appreciative of rainfall
lately."
He said that getting something
beneficial done with water sup
plies will take a lot of discussion,
negotiations and compromise.
‘There will have to be a tre
mendous amount of cooperation
between stales and communities
within the watersheds," he said.
Tt*s important to protect our
streams. It*s important to tty to
maintain our water quality."