Development and permitting of supplemental water capacity entails a substantial investment of time and capital. The economic feasibility of each identified water supply improvement usually is influenced (perhaps strongly) by the quantity and quality of the water and the ability to obtain the necessary permits and approvals.
Preliminary screening evaluations to identify and focus on the most favorable options while de-emphasizing less feasible alternatives usually have a favorable benefit-cost ratio.
Development and permitting of supplemental water capacity entails a substantial investment of time and capital. The economic feasibility of each identified water supply improvement usually is influenced (perhaps strongly) by the quantity and quality of the water and the ability to obtain the necessary permits and approvals.
