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EHD - Public
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2600 - Land Use Program
RECORD_ID
SU0003074
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2633
FACILITY_NAME
SA-93-42
STREET_NUMBER
200
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E
STREET_NAME
MADRUGA
STREET_TYPE
RD
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LATHROP
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11/6/2001 12:00:00 AM
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200 E MADRUGA RD
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Water Reclamation <br /> and developers find it important to have <br /> attractively landscaped buildings.They <br /> Recycled Water's want thew properties r look lush." <br /> Though not required by law to pay <br /> for dual water systems,industrial prop- <br /> erty developers whose landscape died of <br /> drought-thirst are willing to pay the tab. <br /> (One developer even elected to pump the <br /> recycled water when the district couldn't <br /> Edmund Biederman's precipitous plan proves Kermit (the frog) wrong: provide the hydraulics,says Biederman.) <br /> It is easy being green, even In a drought. Individual businesses are also opting to <br /> pay to retrofit for the dual system. <br /> Even with the use of sophisticated <br /> irrigation systems like tensiometers that <br /> he forecast for Californians in important,Brown and Caldwell set up continuously measure soil moisture and <br /> the year 2020:Water shortages, the myriad institutional and financial irrigate only as needed,the district this <br /> not just in drought years but in arrangements,writing user ordinances, summer pumped three million gallons of <br /> years of normal rainfall. establishing pricing policy,and putting recycled water daily. "Everyone has their <br /> Southern California could be together cash-flow necessary for financial straw in the glass;says Biederman.A <br /> especially hard hit,with annual planning,to get the project off(and out four million gallon reservoir now han- <br /> water shortages of 400,000 acre-ft.in of) the ground. dles the ever-increasing demand,and the <br /> years of normal rainfall and one million Completed in 1986,the system uses district is currently discussing providing <br /> acre-ft.in years of drought. (An acre-foot treated Pomona wastewater to irrigate additional quantities to existing business <br /> is the quantity of water needed to cover everything from commercial landscaping parks in the City of Industry. <br /> one acre to the depth of one foot.) to golf courses,school yards,and high- Continued on page 9 <br /> Don't expect the Colorado River— way meridians in the district <br /> which provides much of the area's 20 miles east of Los Angeles. <br /> water—to run to the rescue.The 1994 The original system <br /> revised California Water Plan predicts provided 700 acre-feet of <br /> reductions from that source,which water annually;recent �P <br /> accounts for half the water now used by expansions to the distribu- <br /> the Metropolitan Water District(MWD) tion system will result in its <br /> of Southern California to supply 16 mil- reaching 2,200 acre-feet ►1�p `- <br /> lion residents.And local groundwater this year. ? i <br /> and Northern California sources aren't During the 1988-1992 <br /> drought-proof either. drought,many jurisdic- " <br /> Even before the 1988-92 drought tions restricted potable <br /> brought this scenario home,Edmund M. water irrigation.But within t <br /> Biederman,general manager of the the 28 square-mile con- <br /> Walnut Valley(Calif.)Water District, fines of the Walnut Valley y <br /> had divined a new water source: Water District,use of recy- 4 <br /> "I recommend everyone take a hard cled water meant that flow- <br /> look at recycling,"he says. ers bloomed and the land- <br /> scape remained a striking, <br /> A legacy of plenty bright green. ' <br /> Biederman is building on a vision. <br /> As early as 1929,the city of Pomona A fellable alternative <br /> had launched its own recycled water "The business community <br /> landscape irrigation project,operating is fine-tuned to the use of -- <br /> a treatment plant that supplied Walnut recycled water—not so ~ <br /> area citrus farmers with treated waste- much because of its 15 <br /> water for grove irrigation.This waste- percent cost savings over <br /> water treatment plant was later acquired potable water,but because <br /> by the County Sanitation Districts of Los recycled water is a source <br /> Angeles,which today operates the largest they can trust--even in a <br /> recycled water program in the world. drought;says Biederman. <br /> In 1981,Biederman contracted with Businesses can be assured <br /> Brown and Caldwell to design a dual of a constant source of <br /> water distribution system that included recycled water,whereas <br /> over 20 miles of pipeline,a two million potable water might be <br /> gallon reservoir,a six-million gallons per restricted during a <br /> day(mgd)pumping station,and one 500 drought. "The real estate <br /> gallons per minute (gpm)well. No less market is very competitive, <br /> BROWN AND CALDWELL QUARTERLY <br /> 1 <br />
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