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Expert Profile: Don Moore

Expertise: Can - Dealing with Regulatory agencies, including; City, State and Federal entities. Storm Water Issues in communities, and dealing with developement. Individual responsibility and Urban Runoff. Can't - Legal rights, legal advice.

Experience in the area
14 years of regulatory experience, including enforcing policy, administration of penalties, administrative law judge hearings and educating the public.

Education/Credentials
Minor credits in advanced abatement of pollution in urban settings.

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Your answer is very helpful to me. Thank you very much.
(Frank on 08/19/08)

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Recent Answers from Don Moore

2008-09-06 submersed propane tank discovered: You should contact an attorney that specializes in this kind of mitigation. He/she will most likely mitigate a payoff for the removal, but it would be in your best interest to remove that tank as soon...

2008-08-16 Draining swimming pools: Frank, Under the NPDES (National Pollution Discharge Elimination System) regulated by the EPA through each individual State and local municipality or city, swimming pool water is in the same category...

2008-06-02 well water has sand in it: The only way to ensure that there is no major issue is to contact a local drilling company to inspect the well for problems. One common problem I have seen in the past is that the well may need to be deeper...

2008-04-29 red clay in well water: Try getting a hold of a drilling company to get an evaluation of the existing well. It sounds like you need to jump on this ASAP due to the possible damage being caused. Adjusting the well depth yourself...

2008-04-28 red clay in well water: It sounds like the well was drilled without a proper water sample analysis. You should find out who drilled the well last and contact them with the issue. They may have some information for you that will...