The provincial government isn't expecting too many headaches regarding incoming legislation to protect the Penobsquis drinking water supply.
The province holding an open house today to inform the public and answer any questions.
Welfare Protection Officer Sherry McCoy tells CHSJ News the legislation mostly deals with the storage of various chemicals, like petroleum, pesticides and fertilizer, in order to protect the water.
She says about 55 property owners will have to comply with the legislation, which will go into effect late next year.
