She said that she was filing an official complaint.
Wallace said she was welcome to do that.
She said that this was not over.
Wallace said that might be, but that from a law enforcement standpoint, his business here was concluded.
She turned to Gerald Finch and said that the county needed to step in and protect community infrastructure.
Finch said the county had no authority to intervene in the maintenance of privately owned wells.
She said there had to be something, some regulation, some ordinance, some rule that covered this situation.
Finch said he had been in this business for 11 years, and he was not aware of one that applied here.