The problem is the aquifers. Whenever you apply for a well permit there will be people who live near you file a contest document. This gives legal recourse for someone if their well goes dry or loses significant volume after you drill your well. It seems certain that removing that volume of water will impact the local water table. Defenders try to claim the aquifers are all connected and the water would end up in Deer Creek reservoir anyway. The problem with that? Deer Creek is man-made.
Heber Valley Temple construction embarrassment
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Deer Creek reservoir was built in 1941. Why would the fact it is manmade change the impact of this additional water on the aquafer around the temple construction site?
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I have seen proponents claim that the aquifer water would end up in Deer Creek reservoir either way.Fence Sitter wrote: ↑Mon Sep 22, 2025 3:24 pmDeer Creek reservoir was built in 1941. Why would the fact it is manmade change the impact of this additional water on the aquafer around the temple construction site?