Washington County is rolling out Utah's first-ever regional water plan to make sure our taps don't run dry. Expect new rules and conservation targets coming your way soon to help manage our limited local supply.
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Rising — being discussed more frequently. 2 mentions in the last 30 days.
Developers can save about $5,800 in impact fees per home by participating in the program.
New homeowners and the city's long-term water supply.
Homeowners who love thirsty, green lawns might have to deal with stricter watering schedules or higher costs.
The city is looking at how to keep the momentum of this year's festival going, specifically by finding ways to fund the popular community theater productions so volunteers aren't overwhelmed.
The city is looking at ways to save water by encouraging new homes to be built with less landscaping and more efficient appliances. This helps keep water costs down and ensures we have enough supply for the future.
Washington County approves Utah’s first regional water conservation plan. Here’s how much it could save. The Salt Lake Tribune