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Thanks - I will take a look at that . Spoke with them the other day and they asked for some pictures. I asked about a "partial liner" since one end of this 2/3 acre pond is where we hit shale and may have a faulty core trench - and despite two attempts at packing more black mud into the bottom, haven't achieved much. Pond does not leak out the toe of the embankment on one end until water level passes 7' and on its way to 11.5 '. The more the water rises the more gets pushed out the toe of the embankment. Currently filling with river water at approximately 6000 gallons a day and that is only maintaing the current 7' level.
The "partial liner" did not get much traction with them and so we are probably looking at 30K after all is said and done for a complete pond liner - and that does not include cost of removing large logs sunk into the pond and a pile of huge boulders !!
Maybe it would be cheaper just to concrete the whole 1/3 end of the pond !
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