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Between now and March 8, when water district ballots are due, you will have your last chance to keep Big Grape out of your well and your wallet. If this district is established, all the future 218 funding votes will be based on acres owned. The more acres you own, the more votes you can cast. That means that the big pumpers that caused the problem in the first place will be in control. They have consistently advocated for expensive supplemental water projects instead of simply reducing their pumping. They maintain that their multimillion-dollar projects will benefit everyone, so everyone should be taxed accordingly.
Protect your water rights and your pocketbook.
Vote NO.
-- Maria Lorca - Paso Basin Advisory Committee alternate member, Creston
-- Maria Lorca - Creston
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