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REPORT (Misc. #96232)
BY: Finance and Personnel Committee
RE: MR 96232-Adoption of Oakland County Well Protection and
Education Policy
TO THE OAKLAND COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS
Chairperson, Ladies and Gentlemen:
The Finance and Personnel Committee, having reviewed the
above-referenced resolution on October 17, 1996, reports with the
recommendation that the resolution be adopted.
Chairperson, on behalf of the Finance and Personnel
Committee, I move acceptance of the foregoing report.
'INANCE AND PERSONNEL COD INANCE AND PERSONNEL CONMITTEE
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MISCELLANEOUS RESOLUTION #96232
BY: Public Services Committee, Shelley Taub, Chairperson
RE: Adoption of the Oakland County Well Protection and Education Policy
TO THE OAKLAND COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS
Chairperson, Ladies and Gentlemen:
WHEREAS, the supply of safe potable water is fundamental to
individual public and community health; and
WHEREAS, on October 30, 1995, the Chairperson of the Board of
Commissioners announced the formation of the Residential Water Task Force
for the purpose of investigating current well water policies; and
WHEREAS, the Residential Water Task Force, appointed on November 9,
1995, consisting of three commissioners, one representative of the Human
Services Department, two registered well drillers, two township
supervisors, one township code official, one realtor, one
environmentalist and one citizen with well contamination, was charged
with three primary tasks:
1. To review all statutes and county policies allowing and/or requiring
county and local municipality responsibilities to protect, test or
inspect single family home well installations and the water they
provide, and to determine what the private sector requires for their
participation
2. To identify and record substantiated problems, the type and number
of documented occurrences, and the resulting problems they caused.
3. To evaluate what is currently being provided and make
recommendations for improvements, establishing methods of evaluation
for existing and recommended changes to guarantee accountability and
quality assurance.
WHEREAS, the Task Force's final recommendations passed the Public
Services Committee and Board of Commissioners as part of Miscellaneous
Resolution 96096 which directed the Oakland County Health Division to
utilize the Final Recommendations of the Residential Water Task Force and
report back to Public Services Committee on or before June 4, 1996; and
WHEREAS, the Board of Commissioners has not been given the status
of a number of the recommendations the Task Force made; and
WHEREAS, municipalities have certified inspectors under the BOCA or
State Building Code and some are currently performing well inspections,
and/or requiring water samples to be taken on new homes; and
Public Servic Committee
WHEREAS, the Oakland County Board of Commissioners desires to help
safeguard public health by working with local municipalities without
usurping local power or authority and without government duplication.
NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that the Oakland County Board of
Commissioners approves the adoption of the attached "Oakland County Well
Protection and Education Policy".
Chairperson, on behalf of the Public Services Committee, I move
adoption of the foregoing resolution.
Oakland County
Well Protection & Education Policy
The following policies are to help protect the health and safety of the residents and
future residents of Oakland County who rely on individual sources of potable water
supply.
SECTION 1 - Definitions
Well - an opening in the surface of the earth for the purpose of removing fresh water or
a test well, recharge well, waste disposal well, or a well used temporarily for
dewatering purposes drilling construction.
Extensive Charges or Repairs - Replacing the entire casing, removing a casing from the
ground, changing aquifers, or replacing or drilling a new well.
SECTION 2 - Well Education Packet Required
Oakland County shall produce an educational packet and map of suspected
contaminants by geographical area, general information on well drilling, maintenance,
a list of licensed well inspectors and a list of pertinent phone numbers to assist persons
requiring a new yell or extensive repairs. The Educational Packet shall be made
available to Cities, Villages, Tovmships, and well drillers thr the purpose of distribution
to interested citizens.
It shall be a violation for any person or governmental entity to construct, or extensively
change or repair, without first obtaining the education packet, including a map of
suspected contaminants, and a list of licensed well drillers.
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SECTION 3 - Well Inspections by Local Code Enforcement Officials
The Oakland County Health Division shall work with any city, village or township
governments that have been approved by the State of Michigan to administer and
enforce the building codes that are in effect in the State of Michigan. Test results
required to substantiate the code requirements have been met (such as water tests)
shell be conducted by state-certified laboratories or firms licensed by the state to carry
out such work. Inspection reports of any suspected water or construction problems to
be turned over to the Oakland County Health Division in a timely manner. Inspection
documents shall be made available to Oakland County Health Division upon request.
The Oakland County Health Division shall provide the city, village, and township
municipalities with well abandonment forms and a procedure for notification to
Oakland County.
SECTION 4 - Advisory Committee
An advisory committee shall be created composed of the following nine Oakland
County citizens: There shall be four members that are well drillers that are registered
and licensed by the State of Michigan. At least two of the tour well drillers shall be
nominated from an extensive list provided by the local Well Drillers Association. One
builder, licensed by the State of Michigan; an employee of the Oakland County Health
Division, selected by the director; an employee of the Oakland County Drain
Commissioner, selected by the Drain Commissioner; a non-elected appointee of the
Board of Commissioners; one building official from communities which rely on well
water for drinking, nominated by the Code Official Association and appointed by the
County Executive, with the advice and consent of the Board of Commissioners. There
shall be a three-year staggered term. The fist committee shall be appointed as follows:
3 for one-year term, 3 for a two-year term and 3 for a three-year term. The first term
of office shall be considered to begin on January 1 1997.
Duties
The members of the Advisory Committee shall, as soon as appointed and once each
year thereafter, organize and select a chairperson and vice chairperson from among
their members. A recording secretary shall be assigned from the county government.
The Advisory Committee shall meet no less than twice each year for the necessary
conduct of business. Additional meetings may be called by the chairman or any three
members of the Advisory Committee.
The first meeting shall take place no more than 40 days after the enabling resolution
passes the Oakland County Board of Commissioners to assist in consultation for
implementing the Sanitary Code Well Protection & Education Policy.
Five members shall constitute a quorum in order to conduct business.
All meeting of the Advisory Committee shall be public in compliance with Act 267,
P.A. 1976, as amended.
The Oakland County Health Division, with the advice of the advisory committee, shall
promulgate rules, materials, plans and procedures and administrative rules and update
the educational packet annually. The Oakland County Board of Commissioners shall,
by resolution, approve the rules, materials or administrative rules.
SECTION 5 - Local Distribution
In communities who have been approved by the State of Michigan to administer and
enforce the building codes, the Oakland County Health Division shall work with
cities, townships or village in distribution of well education packets or other activities
within their jurisdictions.
SECTION 6 - Special Studies
Where evidence exists that indicates a need for special studies which relate to the
contamination of private potable water supply, the Oakland County Health Division
may participate upon the written request of the local building official(s) or affected
property owner(s) and/or the advisory board may make recommendations on areas of
Special Studies.
SECTION 7- Fees
The Oakland County Board of Commissioners may determine a fee to cover the cost
for the well education packet. The Oakland County Health Division may otter the
option of well inspections for new and previously owned homes for a fee. These fees
shall be reviewed by the Board of Commissioners and established by resolution.
SECTION 8 - Appeals
Appeals of these articles or other articles of the Oakland County Sanitary Code which
may pertain to the Well Protection & Education Policy may be made to the Oakland
County Health Division staff and then to the Oakland County Sanitary Code Appeals
Board or the Advisory Board.
SECTION 8 - Effective Date
This article shall take effect on . Adopted by the Oakland County
Board of Commissioners on
Resolution #96232 October 24, 1996
Moved by Taub supported by Palmer the Finance and Personnel Committee
Report be accepted.
A sufficient majority having voted therefor, the report was accepted.
Moved by Taub supported by Palmer the resolution be adopted.
Discussion followed.
Chairperson McCulloch asked Bill Hampton, attorney for the Oakland County
Board of Commissioners, to address the Board with his views on the Oakland County
Well Protection and Education Policy.
Discussion followed.
Vote on resolution:
AYES: Kaczmar, Kingzett, McCulloch, McPherson, Moffitt, Obrecht, Palmer,
Pernick, Powers, Quarles, Schmid, Taub, Wolf, Amos, Crake, Devine, Dingeldey,
Douglas, Garfield, Holbert, Huntoon, Jacobs, Jensen, Johnson. (24)
NAYS: Law. (1)
A sufficient majority having voted therefor, the resolution was adopted.
STATE OF MICHIGAN)
COUNTY OF OAKLAND)
I, Lynn D. Allen, Clerk of the County of Oakland, do hereby certify that the
foregoing resolution is a true and accurate copy of a resolution adopted by the
Oakland County Board of Commissioners on October 24, 1996 with the original
record thereof now remaining in my office.
In Testimony Whereof, I have hereunto set my hand and affixed the seal of the
County of Oakland at Pontiac, Michigan this 24th day of October 1996.
Lyiln b. Allen, County Clerk
VETO MESSAGE
MR #96232
OAKLAND COUNTY WELL PROTECTION AND EDUCATION POLICY
I have vetoed the "Oakland County Well Protection and Education
Policy" because it fails to provide any protection for the hundreds of
thousands of Oakland County residents who rely upon wells for their
household and drinking water needs. At a time when actual events
clearly demonstrate that strong medicine in the form of a proactive well
inspection program is needed to protect our residential water supplies,
MR 96232 offers an ineffectual placebo. It provides the illusion of
action while in reality maintaining a flawed status quo.
The problem is this. Prior to the Administration's September 19, 1996
decision to utilize existing resources to initiate a limited well inspection
program (limited due to lack of resources,) few, if any, residential wells
were inspected to insure compliance with either state law or local
code. This problem exists at a time when decades of booming
residential and industrial development have combined to create a
county with both a substantial dependence on private wells and a
small, but serious, groundwater contamination problem. Against this
backdrop came the lesson and warning of the Twin Lakes Subdivision.
Developed in 1993, Twin Lakes is located in Oxford Township, an area
known to have isolated pockets of serious groundwater contamination.
It has 74 homes on individual water supplies (wells). By mid 190, the
fl Health Division had received numerous complaints of well probl s. N
Ultimately, over 58 requests for well inspections were received. ffi
Investigation revealed that 57 of 58 wells, built by six different 1
contractors, had been improperly constructed. In many instanced
-13 improper grouting (sealing) had allowed impurities to leech into
water supply, exposing a neighborhood and aquifer to avoidable nd f)
unnecessary risk. The dreams of Twin Lakes homeowners couldeasily
have become never-ending nightmares.
The potential for disaster is clear. Improper construction of wells has
subjected our citizens to potentially serious health risks and imperiled
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millions of dollars worth of new construction. County government
cannot afford to ignore this warning.
The Administration has not and will not ignore the warning. In 1994
and 1995, acting pursuant to our legislative mandate to prevent and
control environmental health hazards, the Oakland County Health
Division developed and proposed local health code regulations providing
for the inspection of wells. The Division's proposal was rejected by the
Board of Commissioners as too comprehensive, too intrusive in "local"
affairs and too expensive. (Interestingly enough, the rejected plan
became the blueprint for local well regulations adopted by the Macomb
County Board of Commissioners. Those regulations, virtually identical
to those the Health Division proposed, are in place today protecting
Macomb County residents.)
Recognizing the continuing need, and ever mindful of the warning of
Twin Lakes, the Health Division developed and attempted to propose a
leaner, more economical well protection program. This program
contemplated local cities, villages and townships would inspect wells
under their own codes, as long as those codes met minimum
requirements imposed by state law.
Developed as amendments to the Oakland County Sanitary Code, the
Health Division's proactive proposal does four things: 1) requires well
owners to notify the Health Division of the intent to construct,
extensively repair or abandon a well; (This would allow the County to
know where to inspect, to map well locations and enable an inventory
of wells to be constructed.); 2) requires persons constructing, repairing
or abandoning wells to obtain a educational packet. (This packet
explains significant state well code requirements and contains other
helpful information.); 3) requires the Health Division to either conduct
well inspections or, in an attempt to avoid duplicating services that
could be performed at the local level, to accept reports of inspection
made by local officials pursuant to codes meeting minimum state
requirements; and 4) creates a 9 member Oakland County Well
Advisory Committee. Modeled after the state statute creating the state
well advisory committee, this committee would be appointed by the
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County Executive and confirmed by the Board of Commissioners.
Unfortunately, this plan, developed by public health professionals with
input from the Board's Residential Water Task Force, was not even
allowed on any Board committee's agenda. This is an insult to
professionals working in the Health Division.
Instead, MR #96232 was moved and adopted. What does it do to
protect? Essentially nothing. Not even purporting to be an amendment
to the Sanitary Code, it attaches to nothing. It's main affirmative step
is to make it a "violation" (of what is not clear), for a person to
construct, extensively change or repair (presumably a well), without
first obtaining a well education packet. No penalties for the "violation"
are established.
What doesn't MR #96232 do? The vetoed resolution does not require
what is needed most: well inspections. "Twin Lakes" can certainly
happen again. Chemical contamination can and undoubtedly will, go
undetected. No inspections are required. .And note the attached
surveys from representative Oakland County cities, villages and
townships. They clearly indicate that those local units have no
intention of inspecting wells.
MR #96232 fails in other areas. It does not require notice of well
construction, repair or abandonment. It does not contain the elements
required by the State of Michigan under the Public Health Code that
would allow the County to qualify for cost sharing. As a result, county
taxpayers are denied the ability to recoup a substantial part of the
costs of any well inspection program.
Further, the vetoed resolution purports to give to the Board of
Commissioners and an advisory committee dominated by special
interests, (well drillers and builders), duties the Michigan Public Health
Code assigns to local public health officials.
MR #96232 even fails to set forth an effective date.
I have vetoed MR #96232 because it is flawed technically, legally and
practically. It ignores the lesson and the warning of the Twin Lakes
Subdivision. It is an illusion of protection. It does not protect our
citizens. It does not protect our water resources. It does not address
the public health risks our county faces. Our citizens need effective
well protection. MR #96232 does not provide it and should not become
law.
L. Brool7Patterson
Oakland County Executive
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I have been asked to speuk to your group on October 24, 1996. In order to hclp blend this talk on
wills with your ecinCerrte. Ovum teko a few minutes to provide some feedback on the well issue
•from your perspective.
I . boos riur local building code provide for mandatory inspection of all wells and well
abandonments In yourjurisdiction?
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2. Would your city/village/township expeci well inspectIon and abendonfinente to be . .
3. What section of your loud gods would be used for,entkoreeinent of well construction
(Please fax, mail, or bring the pertinent section)? '
4. Asiuming your department ix Intl:frosted in ostehl.f.aNitiiki!thiking reltitiOnahiP ikitti the
,}leelth Division to assure uniform urid consistent Inspections of all wills and related
equipment. who would bc the contact person frOrtt your department?.
• Phone_ 6, ZeAlf#P7
Please fax or'mall the completed survey to: Ronald L. Grimes, Administrator
Environmental Health Services
Oakland county Health Division
Executive Office Building
1200 N. Telegraph Road, Dept. '432
Pontiac, 4u341-0432
Telephone: (519) 555-1320
Fax: (810) 858-5639
Thank you for your input.
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have been asked to speak to your group on October 4,1990. In order to help blend thin talk on
wells with your concerns, please take a (ow miaow' to provide MEM feedback on the well Ione
from your perepectIve,
1. Does your local building code provide for inundatory inspection of all wells and well
• abandonments in yourjurisdiction7
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2. Would your city/village/township expect well inspections and abandonments to be
condugked by:
Oakland County livid& Division hhe411ib Loon' 1 Building IruPoeto
• Whini,c$ign or your focal code would bo‘iid fr 'onforOomont of will construction
f (please fax, mail. or bring tho pertinent section)?
Assuming your department fa Interested in establishing a working relationship with the•
Hasid% Division to easurc uniform and consistent Inspections teal; wells and related
equipment, who would be the contact person front your deportment?
Pleas* fax or mail the completed survey to: Ronald L. Grimm Administrator
Environmental Health Services
Oakland County Health Division
Executive Office Building
1200 N. Telegraph Road, Dept 432
Pontiac, MT 4134143432
Telephone: (4110) 1111-1320
Pax: (110) 855-5639
Thank you An your input.
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4. Assuming pour department is Interested in establishing a working relationship with the
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equipment, Who would be thsrtertf, tact person from your department?
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Environmental Health Services
Oakland County Health Division
Execudve Office Building
1200 N. Telegraph Road, Dept. 432
Pontiac, MI 48341-0432
Telephone: (810) 858-1320
Fax: (810) 858-5639
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'Oakland County Health Division
Eaacutive Office Building
1200 N. Telegraph Mad, Dcpt, 432
Pontiac,. MI 48141-0432 • •
Talephonc: ':.•(810) 058-1320 •
Fax: (810)158-5639
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Born your perspective,
1. Does your local building code provide for mandatory inspection of all wells and well
abondonments in yourjurisdietion?
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2, Would your city/village/township expect well inspections and abandonments to be
conducted by:
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3. What section of your local code would be used for enforcement of well construction
(pleas* thx, mail, or bring the pertinent section)?
4. Asstmiing your department is interested in establishing a woridng relationehlp with the
Health Division to assure uniform and consistent inspections of all wells and related
equipment, who would be the contact person from your department?
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Executive Office Building
1200 N. Telegraph Road. Dept. 432
Pontiac, Ml 411341-0432
Telephone: (110) 83S-1320
Pax: (810) 8584639
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OAKLAND COUNTY BUILDING OITICIALS
T have bocri asked to speak tu your group on October 24, 1996. Tn order to help blend this talk on
vklls with your concerns, please take a few minutes to provide some feedback on the well issue
from your perspective,
I. Does your local building code provide for mandatory inspection of 411 wells and well
abandonments In your jurisdiction?
E3Yes 1;Z:1No
2. Would your city/village/township expect well inspections and abandonments to be
conducted by: *akland County Health Division OR 0 Loc..al Building Inspector
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What scction of your local code would bo used for e forcement of well construction
Oleos, fax mail, or bring the pertinent sectionr 4a_44' . .
4. Assuming your department is interested in establishing a working telationship with the
Health Division to assure uniform and consistent Inspections of all wells and related
equipment, who would he the contact person from your department?
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Please fax or mail the completed survey to: Ronald I.. Grimes, Adminietztnor
Pnvironmental Health Services
Oakland County Health Division
nnecutivo Office Building
1200 N. Telegraph Road, Dept. 432
Pontiac, MT -415;441.0432
Telephone: (810) 858.1320
Fes: (510) 858-5639
Thank you fur your Input.
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