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FAQ - Frequently Asked Questions
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- What lakes are owned by Norfolk and where are they located?
- Does the City own other property around the reservoirs?
- Is this property an easement?
- Can I use the property?
- What about fertilizers and other lawn care products?
- Can I remove trees and underbrush near the water?
- There are trees in the lake. Are they bad for the water?
- Can I do anything to protect the shoreline from erosion?
- Are boats allowed in the lake?
- Can I launch a boat from my back yard?
- Can I use a motorized boat? If so, what size motor can I use?
- What uses are permitted in the lake?
- Are there special requirements to boat on a City of Norfolk Reservoir?
- How much does a boat permit cost?
- How long is the boat permit good for?
- Is the price of the boat permit pro-rated if I buy it later in the year?
- Where can I purchase a boat permit?
- Where can I purchase a daily permit?
- What is the cost of a daily permit? Can I buy it ahead of time?
- How long does it take to receive a boat permit?
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- Are chloramines safe?
- Will my water smell or taste different?
- Do kidney dialysis patients have to take special precautions?
- Do chloramines affect both salt and freshwater fish?
- Can I let water sit for a few days like I do with chlorinated water before adding to my fish tank or pond?
- How do chloramines affect my pets?
- Will chloramines affect swimming pools?
- Will a carbon filter remove chloramines?
- Can pregnant women and children drink chlorinated water?
- Are both salt and fresh water fish affected by chloramines?
- What if I am sensitive to chemicals?
- If chloramines are harmful to kidney dialysis patients and fish, why are they not harmful to me?
- How about washing an open wound, such as a cut, with chloraminated water?
- What are disinfection by-products?
- Will reverse osmosis remove chloramines?
- Do home water softeners remove chloramines?
- Is it okay to water plants, vegetables and fruit trees with chloraminated water?
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