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I would like to build a pond/lake of about 5 to 10 surface acres. My property is in an area that is notorious for leaking ponds. I have been advised by a neighbor who is $75,000 into a pond that does not hold, to have an engineering survey done at a cost of around $15,000. I live in the Texas Hill Country with lots of limestone ledges. I would appreciate any input. Thanks in advance.
Ronnie Schneider
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$15,0 :p 00.00 for a survey!!!! no way ..contact your local NCRS NaturalConservation Resource Service office..they will come out and help u plan and do core samples for FREE ..good luck on your pond Joe
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Fingerling
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Thanks for your reply Joe, but my neighbor consulted with the NCRS before starting his pond.
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