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J.G. Boswell's Controversial Subsidence Plan Faces Scrutiny

10/24/2025

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The J.G. Boswell Company plans to sink land in Corcoran by six feet within the El Rico Groundwater Sustainability Agency, controlled by Boswell, contradicting a ten-foot drop claim.
The El Rico GSA's subsidence plan lacks visibility on public portals, prompting oversight.
Boswell's Vice President Jeof Wyrick says the agency has monitoring sites and aims to manage subsidence.
The plan remains unapproved, inviting strict state oversight and potential legal disputes.

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Story summary

The J.G. Boswell Company plans to sink land in Corcoran by six feet within the El Rico Groundwater Sustainability Agency, controlled by Boswell, contradicting a ten-foot drop claim.
The El Rico GSA's subsidence plan lacks visibility on public portals, prompting oversight.
Boswell's Vice President Jeof Wyrick says the agency has monitoring sites and aims to manage subsidence.
The plan remains unapproved, inviting strict state oversight and potential legal disputes.