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Engineer second response: groundwater and irrigation-water blend
The engineer revised the monitoring and blend proposal, withdrew a report-only TDS request, and described the system’s status in July.
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What the document establishes#
The response withdraws the request for report-only total dissolved solids (TDS) and states that the final irrigation blend would use a 500 mg/L target.
Document text PDF page5 ↗ Opens a leaving notice in a new tab.The engineer reports June 29 native-groundwater samples at nine locations averaging 1,414 mg/L TDS, and says the modeled surface-water proportion was lowered. This is an applicant-reported groundwater result, not a drinking-water test or an effluent finding.
Document text PDF page6 ↗ Opens a leaving notice in a new tab.The response says effluent sampling was not possible because no users were then connected to generate effluent; potable-water and reclaimed-water values in the blend calculation remained estimates.
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Qualifications#
Applicant engineering statements and model inputs are attributed to the response. They are not independent findings about delivered drinking water or the system’s later operating status.
No final decision on the -003 application was identified in the saved collection; the March -002 authorization is a separate document.
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Source record#
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Supports
The engineer revised the monitoring and blend proposal, withdrew a report-only TDS request, and described the system’s status in July.
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Engineer second response: groundwater and irrigation-water blend
- Document date
- Jul 15, 2026
- Source type
- Public record
- Confidence
- Primary source
- Location
- PDF pages 5, 6
Applicant engineering statements and model inputs are attributed to the response. They are not independent findings about delivered drinking water or the system’s later operating status. No final decision on the -003 application was identified in the saved collection; the March -002 authorization is a separate document.
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Lakefront Okeechobee Report. “Engineer second response: groundwater and irrigation-water blend.” https://lakefrontokeechobee.com/expanded-records/expanded-a2c3170650d1cd0c/
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