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Category: Escondido Pipeline
Water recycling could cost $258 Million
On Wednesday, April 16, 2014, in Escondido, the City Council endorsed a plan to spend estimated $258 million over the next 15 years. This would be on infrastructure that will allow the city to transform its sewage for irrigation use. It is said that this is one of the best options for the city of… Continue reading Water recycling could cost $258 Million
Water partnership stepping up recycled water production
Escondido water utilities is looking to link up water districts in North County by identifying who has a need for recycled water. Escondido is planning to build a pipeline that would redirect water bound for an ocean outflow and convert it into recycled water for avocado farms. Read the rest of the story at The… Continue reading Water partnership stepping up recycled water production
Water line could save Escondido ag
Article from UT San Diego: Aiming to help Escondido’s struggling farmers get cheaper water, city officials are moving forward with a $12 million pipeline expansion that will bring treated sewer water to hundreds of citrus and avocado groves. Farmers, who have faced sharply rising water rates in recent years, have been lobbying the city for… Continue reading Water line could save Escondido ag