Loss of supply, effect on lakes feared

By DARRYL ENRIQUEZ
Posted: June 14, 2006

http://www.jsonline.com/story/index.aspx?id=436100

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Water supply issues triggered by development have officials in two communities on the edge of the metropolitan area on edge themselves.

Chenequa officials have decided to spend about $25,000 to determine if a high capacity well proposed for Delafield would influence the ability of underground springs to replenish posh Pine Lake.

Meanwhile, about 30 miles south, residents of pristine Lake Beulah worry about East Troy's progress in drilling a controversial well within a stone's throw of their shoreline.

The two communities are bound by a need to satiate the thirst of new commercial and residential growth fueled by the communities' easy access to freeways - I-43 and I-94, respectively.