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Integrated and Sustainable Water Management Plan for a Growing City - A Case Study (Part 3)
The Parker Water and Sanitation District (PWSD), a quasi-municipal water provider, and the Lower South Platte Water Conservancy District (LSPWCD), serving a principally-agricultural area, have joined forces to develop a very innovative means to sustain historic agricultural irrigation practices while, at the same time, providing much-needed municipal water supplies to assure a sustainable water supply for the future of PWSD’s customers, as well as potentially other municipal water suppliers along Colorado’s Front Range.
Integrated and Sustainable Water Management Plan for a Growing City - A Case Study (Part 2)
The Parker Water and Sanitation District (PWSD), a quasi-municipal water provider, and the Lower South Platte Water Conservancy District (LSPWCD), serving a principally-agricultural area, have joined forces to develop a very innovative means to sustain historic agricultural irrigation practices while, at the same time, providing much-needed municipal water supplies to assure a sustainable water supply for the future of PWSD’s customers, as well as potentially other municipal water suppliers along Colorado’s Front Range.
Integrated and Sustainable Water Management Plan for a Growing City - A Case Study (Part 1)
The Parker Water and Sanitation District (PWSD), a quasi-municipal water provider, and the Lower South Platte Water Conservancy District (LSPWCD), serving a principally-agricultural area, have joined forces to develop a very innovative means to sustain historic agricultural irrigation practices while, at the same time, providing much-needed municipal water supplies to assure a sustainable water supply for the future of PWSD’s customers, as well as potentially other municipal water suppliers along Colorado’s Front Range.