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First time Grant Deeds having easements as was noted within recorded instruments.
53/43 parcel 4 Hung Ha.
53/47 parcel 2 and parcel 3 Deborah St Pierre and Robert Franko.
53/40 parcel 3 Lisa Wrench
53/40 parcel 2 the Reeds.


1985-GoE.pdf
Water Control related 1989_model_well.pdf
1990-GoE.pdf
1990-easement.pdf
1992-GoE.pdf
2002-bylaws.pdf


Keeping in mind the well on my parcel was un-permitted this ordinance may be useful,

Per County Ordinance 682,

Section 3,
Permit requirements, it states the following,
"No person or entity, or agent, contractor, subcontractor, representative, or employee
thereof, shall dig, drill, bore, drive, reconstruct or destroy (1) a well that is to be, or has
been, used to produce or inject water, (2) a cathodic protection well, (3) a monitoring
well or (4) geothermal heat exchange well, without first filing a written application to do
so with the Department, and receiving and retaining a valid permit as provided herein.
Said written application shall contain a statement which is substantially in the
following form: I declare under penalty of perjury under the laws of the State of
California that the information furnished as part of this application is true and correct. I
also understand that I am legally obligated to obey all requirements of state law and
Riverside County ordinances in connection with the approval of this application."

Additionally at Section 6,
"Each permit issued pursuant to this ordinance shall expire and become null and
void if the work authorized thereby has not been completed within six (6) months
following the issuance of the permit.

And, Section 7
B. A permit violation exists where any of the following conditions are present:
1. The permit was issued in error.
2. The permit was issued on the basis of incorrect information supplied by the permittee. (see that permit #16245 from Best Best and Krieger)
3. The permittee violated any of the provisions of this ordinance or the conditions and requirements attached to the permit.

Section 12. REQUIRED INSPECTION OF WELL SITES. A site inspection by the
Department is required prior to issuance of a permit for a well that is to be part of a public
water system or other wells that possess a high potential for contamination as determined
by the Director. In the event that the well is to serve a system under the direct jurisdiction of
the State Department of Health Services, then, that agency may perform the site inspection
and notify the Department of Environmental Health of its approval or disapproval.

Where are the documents related to the well site inspection on my parcel remains a question for Mr. Matt Riha and the Department of Environmental Health.


County Ordinances link 100 - 947
See County Ordinance 682 and this link http://www.rivcocob.org/ords/300/340.htm
Click here for a partial list of  Compiled information, it's 160 plus pages.