[Vision2020] Water

[Matt Decker]

Tom,

I think resevoirs or "grey water" usage for our lawns is a great idea. If we 
do things like these, then we all must realize that these are very expensive 
and the cost will only be spread to us. I would like to see two main water 
lines run threw each new development, one for drinking and one for our 
yards.The yard water could come from the resevoir or grey water. How much 
would this cost is the question?

MD


>From: Tom Ivie <the_ivies3 at yahoo.com>
>To: vision2020 at moscow.com
>Subject: [Vision2020] Water
>Date: Fri, 21 Apr 2006 10:33:36 -0700 (PDT)
>
>Dear Visionaries,
>   Why don't we start with a topic that is at the forefront for Moscow to 
>deal with; Water.  What do we do, Where do we go, How, When, etc.  I 
>personally think that a resevoir isn't a bad idea or maybe a series of 
>resevoirs.  One question I have is, if we have a water problem, why are we 
>allowing the cemetery to use our drinking water source to irrigate?  Why 
>can't they use effluent?  Is it too expensive to set up?  What ever 
>happened to the front load washing machine rebate the city was going to 
>sponsor?  I haven't heard anything about it lately.  We pay twice as much 
>as my southern Idaho relatives for water/sewer/garbage.  Why?  They have 
>water issues too.  These are just thoughts to get things going. -Tom
>
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