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49:22 The plan provides a strategic roadmap for responsibly managing our water resources, ensuring a safe, reliable drinking water supply for current and future generations.Play from 49:22
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49:22 The plan provides a strategic roadmap for responsibly managing our water resources, ensuring a safe, reliable drinking water supply for current and future generations.Play from 49:22
3:41:26 We need to, when we go to get redesignated, have enough water for the 55,000 accounts that we might have at that point. So when we grow by the 9,000 accounts, we need to have funding to be able to buy the water, the 100 year water supply for them.Play from 3:41:26
25:02 Prepare a free schedule resolution establishing the construction water rate, construction water resource fee, and a meter deposit. Prepare before and grant grading permits, hydrant meter, water allocation, or building permit for the data center.Play from 25:02
8:01 So anybody over 50 who's interested, you know, Rich, yes, you can apply on the city website. On the 20th, we had a lunch and learn featuring Jake Lenderking, the global water vice-president for sourcing new waters, water supply.Play from 8:01
1:07:30 This is a really important partnership that will allow us to work with other communities to make sure we secure our water supply. As Phoenix and communities across Arizona feed significant cuts to our Colorado River resources, we need…Play from 1:07:30
1:27:21 So I know the conversations with the resident working groups Definitely started with reclaimed water, and then it did evolve to, you know, there'll be more, there'll be one water source as we continue to progress.Play from 1:27:21
1:55:38 So it's going to provide power to the citizens of the West Valley, which we need with all of the growth that we're experiencing. This project will also use reclaimed water, which is critical because as everyone in this room will tell you, water is a concern, so using the reclaimed water kind of disperses their reasons for being against this project, people will come in with the sky is following scenarios, telling you there's chemicals, there's noise, there's all of these things, but the reality is this, data centers are here to say, stay.Play from 1:55:38
1:21:49 So to help answer that question, one of the requirements of the large quantity water users policy was that they do have to fall within our assured water supply.Play from 1:21:49
55:52 The mine will require vast amounts of water to the site. This will likely cause toxins to leech into our groundwater affecting our drinking water for generations.Play from 55:52
38:02 I successfully increasing the water based, water consumption rates, groundwater resource, and recreation fee, acquisition fee, monthly wastewater service fee, and the wastewater volume charge for all marana residents.Play from 38:02
Central Arizona Water Conservation District (Central Arizona Project), AZ ·
13:18 And we talk in the, if you refer to the red line version, it reads, staff will calculate the projected groundwater use per lot by using the five year rolling average of groundwater use of all member land constructed lots.Play from 13:18
Central Arizona Water Conservation District (Central Arizona Project), AZ ·
59:47 So in order to lead the requirements, they should water supply, you can either replenish your groundwater that you pumped or you can offset it using groundwater allowance or extinguishment credits.Play from 59:47
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