in casa grande you have to have a water certificate in order to develope or build on anything, with assurance of da water, not a bad deal, essentially the State dept in charge of subdivisions had at one time some sort of requirement, but have to say that was way back in the late 70s, early 80s as far as i'm aware. Haven't kept up, but expect some citys of only get water from pumping to begin the rationing of water certs, especially since the drought continues, pretty sure all the CAP water is spoken for.
happy days are soon to be upon us, '
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Re: Water shortage just around the corner
Posted: June 3rd, 2021, 8:33 pm
by xerts1191
South Cove boat ramp at Mead is no longer touching the water according to some people that went last weekend, said it was a three ring circus watching people trying to find a place to launch
Re: Water shortage just around the corner
Posted: June 3rd, 2021, 10:47 pm
by OH-MAN
Old Jeff H wrote: ↑June 3rd, 2021, 11:19 am
At what point do cities/states start saying "You can't build any more here. There isn't enough water."?
We as in our overlords will do nothing till it is way too far gone.
I had a dentist many years ago that told me a story about a drought in the 50s.
He said that everyone was asking each other " Hey where are you going to go? '
We just keep on using it up. I here tell there is a plan for a new giant waterpark out around the football stadium fixin to be built???