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Sides fired their opening salvos Thursday in Santa Rosa County’s upcoming water war.
At a workshop planned to review the county’s wellfield protection ordinance, discussion quickly turned to the future of its drinkable water supply.
Gary Eichler, a hydrogeologist and aquifer expert, warns the Santa Rosa County Commission that the sand and gravel aquifer supplying fresh drinking water to the south end of the county is ‘extremely vulnerable.’
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