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This website exposes 3 Monterey County Health Department Executives, 5 Monterey County Supervisors for engaging in questionable, confusing, and in some cases, arguably highly illegal behavior. These people not only failed to engage in a transparent manner with Monterey County Residents on multiple occasions, documents and experience indicate some of them may have engaged in three very serious conspiracies related to the weaponization of water regulation.

Complaint #1 - The creation of an obviously Unlawful POU/POE Ordinance
Many of the people named on this website engaged in the creation of a "Point of Use/Point of Entry" ordinance for water systems that they claimed was intended to support "clean, affordable, safe, and accessible" drinking water -- while blatantly ignoring and omitting the most cost effective solution available to all residents. In addition, the new ordinance forces one private resident of Monterey County to oversee private water filtration systems on the private property of others. Who does that, why do they do it, and why do they think they can get away with it? Do they know something about a hidden legal network that will protect them at all costs?

Complaint #2 - Unlawful Document related to ADU/JrADU Permitting
A Document from the Monterey County Environmental Health Bureau (MC EHB) was found in the Monterey County Permit Office with a date of 12/2020 that indicates well systems with under 15 connections have a "potabale water requirement" and that they may be subject to regulations for system wide treatment. No such ordinance existed or exists today. This document would dramatically and illegally deter and decline permit appilcations for ADU's and Jr ADU's which are being mandated at the state level for affordable housing. Why are three Monterey County EHB execuatives willing to risk six figure salaries by allowing this document to exist? Do they know something about a hidden legal network that will protect them at all costs?

3) Two of the Health Department Executives profiled in this website were explicitly named in an individual complaint to this reporter by a man who was illogically and seemingly illegally denied a 3rd water connection to a 2 connection well due to water quality. The denial resulted in 20 years of emotional, mental and financial torture. The violated man kept saying over and over again the Health Department had denied him of a building permit in 2004 and 2014 due to water quality when the tests didn't support that and even if they did, the requirement to do system wide treatment on wells with 3 connections to remedy any minor deviations from drinking water standards did not and does not exist. This odd position and mandate by the health department was all word of mouth with nothing in writing until the document at the building department mentioned in item 2 was found by this reporter coincidentally when he was trying to get a Jr ADU permit that had been stiffled illogically and possibly illegally as well.

And this is just the tip of the iceburg for Monterey County Deviance. This is just a glimpse.
The third story also includes a component to it unrelated to to the Health Department that exposes deviance in the Zoning Department that leads to serious questions about the integrity and actions of a Local Attorneys office, and that leads to a far, far large conspiracies about Monterey County Attorneys, Judges and Attorneys state wide.

The "Chutzpah" it took to tell others logic related to laws and mandates had no meaning
is but one of several concerns that need to be aggressively addressed.

There are some things one should never to do another. One of those is mess with the water of another.
Another is to get caught attempting to confuse and abuse him mentally, emotionally or financially.

May the consequences be fast, sweeping and harsh.

Welcome to the Water Kiosk Conundrum and your gateway to what seems to clearly be Frauds 1, 2 and 3...

For this expose we're going to start out with some simple math and a simple analysis that shows something went horribly wrong in an ordinance creation process engaged in by the bulk of the people featured on this website.

The average person consumes about 40 ounces of water a day. That is 1/3 of a gallon. Even if some people followed the rule of 8's, which is 8 ounce glasses of water 8 times per day, that is only 64 ounces of water (and approximately a 1/2 gallon of water to keep it simple although we'll use our 1/3 number for the rest of this example).

The average person in California consumes about 140 gallons of water per day for all uses which include bathing, flushing toilets, washing clothes, watering the grass, drinking water, etc. The nationwide average is lower at 80 gallons per day and of course that number varies by person in each location.

For generalities, we can say drinking in water in California is only about 0.2 % of all water consumed . ( 1/3 of a gallon divided by 140 gallons).

Thus for each 1000 drops consumed a day, only two drops are for drinking.

With these numbers, a two person household would consume approximately 5 gallons of drinking water a week (1/3 of a gallon x 7 x 2)

The cost for 5 gallons of drinking water $2/week at the Water Mill for perfect water, and it would require on trip to the water kiosk per week or less if it was bought more than one self serve bottle at a time.

That is $8 per month with no initial up front cost, no filters, and no maintenance. The water is obtained near grocery stores which must be visited to obtain food. The machine is tended to daily by the vendor. What more could a person want? Who would want the headache of managing a complex water system under their sinks or outside of their homes or worse yet on all well water drawn, compared to that?

There is no lower cost nor more convenient option and this is the highest quality drinking water available given it's produced via reverse osmosis.

Suggesting in home or a system wide water treatment is "cheaper" is a provable lie and totally omitting self serve bottled water from all dialogue in an ordinance creation process should be an act of fraud as well as a violation of civil rights when the "civil right to safe and affordable water" is the basis for regulation.

What these people engaged in seems clearly to be racketeering with various commercial parties best interest in mind. Does anything else make sense?

Introduction to the "Monterey County Health Department"...

The Monterey County California Health Department has a "Drinking Water Protection Services" Program. The program is managed by Health Specialist IV, Cheryl Sandoval. Sandoval is a $112,000 per year employee as of a few years ago. Her Boss is Marni Flagg who also seems to make about the same amount, which seems a bit odd. Flaggs boss is Ric Encarnacion. Ric makes $204,000 a year and that is almost DOUBLE what his counterparts in other counties in CA and across the country make.

The Drinking Water Protection Program exists to manage new well applications and installation, new well connections, and regulatory related well management per Sandoval in a video posted on youtube in 2013. ( https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d8m3Ibq0__0 or access my copy here )

Should well water be consumed without filtering in areas surrounded by commercial farms subjected to toxic fertilizer and chem trails?

No. Not at all. Especially when it can be avoided one of several ways, including the use of Water Kiosks and carboys for negligible cost as shown above. $4/month/person for perfect drinking water from the WaterMill simply can NOT be beat.

Can well water be consumed without filtering?

Yes. People did it for decades and they still could/can. However, it's no longer advisable and that should have gone out of vogue in the 1990s at the latest given the filtration technology and water kiosk systems that were readily available and affordable by then.

Should Monterey County, other Counties in California, or any Counties across the country really care about monitoring well water for human "drinkability"?

No. Absolutely not.

They should issue a bulletin stating self bottled water from Kiosks like the WaterMill found near grocery stores is by far the lowest and most convenient solution for drinking water. All forms of filtration and/or water treatment are for more expensive, more complex and likely more time consuming when all factors are factored in.

They should however be able to indicate which contaminants are most common in the area for drinkability and other concerns, they should provide guidance on what filtration systems are required for each contaminant, and they should provide inforation about where and how they can get their water tested.

Does this seem like it should be controversial?

But what about skin contaminants?

What about them? Monterey County hasn't identified a single contaminant they are worried about for contact problems -- and the system is managed under the "Drinking Water Protection Service".

If there are concerns about contamination for skin related absorbotion issues obviously they should be monitored.

Cheryl Sandoval
Mry County Enviro Health Specialist IV
Responsible fror Drinking Water Protection Services

Marni Flagg
Cheryl's Boss

Ric Encarnacion
Marni's Boss
(image from his linked in profile)

Can you imagine looking at someone with a straight face when telling them they should filter 140 gallons of water a day to get a 1/3 of a gallon of clean water for drinking in a way far more complex than needed?

Is that why the chubby guy on the right who makes over $200,000 a year has such an evil twinkle in his eye and devilish grin on his face?

Is this guy a Health Specialist or a Hypnotist, and where does that line get drawn?

Should Monterey County or any California County care about monitoring well water for contaminants at all?

Absolutely.

If livestock is being raised for food and it is drinking well water, it would make sense to monitor what my be getting consumed by the animals.

It would also be a good idea for purposes of monitoring for possible pollution by Corporate and independent farmers and their fertilizers and/or chem trail purveyors.

If there are contaminants that can be absorbed by the skin on contact, that would be important to monitor.

It would also be needed to know what type of filters to recommend to residents who want to drink their well water instead of buying filtered water in one form or another.

So why exactly are Monterey County citizens paying $112,000 per year to employ Cheryl Sandoval to monitor well water for drinking purposes what exactly are Marni Flagg and Ric Encarnacion doing to support over site of this very bizarre situation?

Great question...

What I'm going to introduce in this expose is what I call a "completely fabricated industry" and a "work for benefits program".

Our society has totally lost memory about the fact that creating "busy work" for county and state employees has massive negative consequences on the people paying to employ them.

As an engineer and a highly efficient person who can create work that is worthwhile, I'd much rather give free money to everyone and ask them to stay at home, while giving them health benefits and free utilities as well, than to tell people they have to work for their benefits because of this exact type of absurdity.

The cost of subjecting them (and us) to these "fabricated industry" and "work for benefits" hoaxes is catastrophic to organized society -- and I hope you join myself, Elon Musk, Peter Thiel and many others with insight into the nature of "work for benefit" problems far sooner rather than later for sure.

Gaddaffi figured this out and they killed him. The Chinese have figured this out. Qatar has figured this out. This isn't a buried secret anymore.

People who are given housing and health care security, affordable utilities, care, and a little bit of money can become incredibly creative and productive. People forced to work for their benefits can become toxic , as well as many things far, far worse.

Without knowing the full history of Monterey County Health and this "Drinking Water Protection Services" section, it's difficult to know if it started with Good Intentions or not .

I might be able to imagine a time in the 1940s or 1970s when readily available and affordable filtration or water kiosks were not available, but when would that have ended? the 1980s or 1990s at most?

Has Monterey County kept alive an oversight and regulation system that should have died in the 90's and if so, who's benefiting now?

When a collection of people grow into jobs where they are getting paid far too much money in jobs they could they could never replace for themselves a fear of job loss creeps in. That's just human nature. After that, a desire to ensure their own success into perpetuity can consume them -- and from the looks of things now -- it sure looks like they are all now participating in very concerning and probably highly illegal activities to make sure they stay employed.

Cheryl Sandoval
Mry County Enviro Health Specialist IV
Responsible fror Drinking Water Protection Services

Marni Flagg
Cheryl's Boss

Ric Encarnacion
Marni's Boss
(image from his linked in profile)

When people find themselves trapped in jobs with no easy lateral movers for the same pay, not only do they shift into self preservation mode -- they become targets for manipulation by their own bosses, evil Corporations , capitalists, blackmailers, dark forces and more -- and that leads to legislative and regulatory manipulations they would never have agreed to as younger adults.

In this case, they've now granted access to our pocketbooks and data to corporate interests in ways that are only good for their very own self gratification and those of others, and that is very bad for all of us.

All of this combined translates into an unregulated tax on our time and money by people we were paying to support us -- but who are in fact acting as our jailers with an evil twist. This is a bureaucracy gone rogue.

With this expose, we are putting a few faces on a story to help show just how bad it's gotten, and to discourage others from doing the same moving forward.

For what it's worth, it's okay if you don't agree with me on this for now. Just understand that this is but one of several conclusions I came to after collecting facts for over 6 years, but it's not the only relevant conclusion I came to because some are far, far worse. One other happens to be, what appears to be, very active participation by Sandoval and Encarnacion in the direct mental, emotional, and financial torture of a well liked Doctor, but we'll get to that soon enough.

Background on Monterey County and California Wells - as defined by "number of connections"

Well Systems have several standard components.

There is a hole in the gound that has a pump at the bottom of it that pumps water up a pipe.
That water in that pipe either goes into a large holding tank or a small one. The small one is pressurized the large one is not.
Then here is a pressurizing pump that helps drive the water at pressure through pipes and into a home or out to some other distribution target, like an agricultural field.

Wells and Well Systems are regulated via the number of "connections" the well has to properties or other targets. These fall into four categories in California

1 connection - A well that serves a single property has one connection and that is called a "private well" . Through 2025 there was no annual registration or monitoring by the government at all.
2 to 4 connections - A well that has 2-4 connections is also called a "private well" in some documents but it's called a regulated well in others. It has a registration requirement with a registration fee. In return, the county would take one water sample a year and share the results with the system owner just for their own reference. There were no water regulation/compliance requirements.
5-14 connections - A well with 5 to 14 connections is called a "small water system". it has a registration requirement with a registration fee and in return it will get tested either once a year or quarterly. "in theory", the state is supposed to force drinking water quality standards for the system. But why? Why would they do that? Why would they force complaince on drinking water standards on 1000 drops of water when only 3 are going to be consumed? In fact, Monterey County has not been "regulating" these systems as they were instructed for years or decades. In fact they've been been treating them like 2-4 connection systems for years. They were monitoring and notifying, but that was it and that's really as far as they ever should have gone with any of this. Sandoval and her team kept test results on index cards making sure no audits for their lack of follow-up could be executed, and in one regard they were protecting county citizens from regulatory over reach but was it for that reason, their own job protection or both?
15+ connections - A well with 15+ connections is referred to as a public water system - and those on those systems got roped into water quality controls for treating 1000 drops of water to get 3 to drink a long time ago. Now they are trapped audience and subject to whatever regulatory and testing schemes the state and labs want to inflict. And they are doing all that for less than 0.3% of the water that is to be consumed? Does that make any sense at all? -- Is it time for them to break out too?

Are these "contaminants" or just "excuses" to create an industry? Coliform, e coli, Nitrates , Hex Chrome and more -

Coliform is a broad group of bacteria that is said to put water out of compliance for ingestion and consumption.

Do you find it odd that most coliform is not harmful but that's the litmus test for drinking waiter compliance?

Ecoli is a type of coliform that is tested for specifically.

Do you find it odd that most e. coli are harmless and actually a part of your intestinal track, but that's the litmus test for drinking waiter compliance?

Do you see any concerns about drinking water regulations yet?

Nitrates are molecules made of nitrogen and oxygen found naturally in air, soil, water and foods like green leefy vegetables and root vegetables.

According to some studies too many can affect red blood cells with affects on pregnancy. So if you aren't pregnant is it a problem? There is seemingly little sciece to support that alhough some seem to be trying to hard to find somehting. Why would that be?

Hexavalent Chromium 6 - aka Hex Chrome is so toxic, it was not added to the list of toxins in CA until 2014 and then it was removed 3 years later.

But then it reappeared in 2024.

Given full spectrum analysis has been doable on rocks and soil since the 1840s and we've been looking for toxins to declare as dangerous to cover for vaccines and other industrial contamination for almost 2 centuries, is this really a concern?

Summary

This website is called "Hex Chrome 6" because it was some very strange behavior related to a surprise test for Hex Chrome 6 that pushed this author over the edge.

He had been watching and documenting concerns with the Monterey County Health Department Employees and the Monterey County Board of Supervisors for years, but it was the handling of "Hex Chrome Testing" and obscene "regulatory demands" that opened the door to a world most will initially struggle to fathom.

We need to terminate the bureaucracies now, before they kill us all.

And if you think it's a good idea just to move them from one "busy work job to another" you are missing the thread and threats completely.

Everyone needs to rethink everything.

Take a look at Egypt and ask yourself how they built those pyramids. Take a look at Europe and ask yourself who built those Cathedrals. Take a look around the world at all the megalithic structures. Ask yourself who built those and how. Those were not built by people burdened with "busy work".

Take a look at the animals all around you and ask yourself, who gets to talk to them and how?

And what if "How" was a greeting from a Cosmic Shaman or a White Buffalo man? How would you know what to do next?