Washington Metropolitan Area Water Supply Study. Annex A. Open Planning and Coordination. Volume 2.

This Annex contains a description of the public participation process which took place during the Washington Metropolitan Area Water Supply Study, and those who were involved in that process. It presents desires and issues of the various Federal, State, and local agencies, as well as those of the in...

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Other Authors: CORPS OF ENGINEERS NEW YORK NORTH ATLANTIC DIV
Format: Text
Language:English
Published: 1975
Subjects:
Administration and Management
Civil Engineering
*POTOMAC RIVER
*MANAGEMENT PLANNING AND CONTROL
*ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT
*WATER SUPPLIES
REQUIREMENTS
MARYLAND
VIRGINIA
WATER FLOW
ECONOMIC ANALYSIS
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT
RISK
IMPACT
LOW COSTS
POPULATION
FEASIBILITY STUDIES
DEFICIENCIES
CONSUMPTION
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION
WATER RESOURCES
QUESTIONNAIRES
PUBLIC OPINION
RESERVOIRS
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING
WATER CONSERVATION
STATE GOVERNMENT
ESTUARIES
Droughts
North Atlantic
Online Access:http://www.dtic.mil/docs/citations/ADA029534
http://oai.dtic.mil/oai/oai?&verb=getRecord&metadataPrefix=html&identifier=ADA029534
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Summary:This Annex contains a description of the public participation process which took place during the Washington Metropolitan Area Water Supply Study, and those who were involved in that process. It presents desires and issues of the various Federal, State, and local agencies, as well as those of the individual citizens. These opinions were received on questionnaires, and through letters and telephone calls. A copy of the April 1974 North Atlantic Division Staff Interim Report is provided as an appendix. It responds directly to a series of questions, concluding that the Washington Metropolitan Area (WMA) could wait until 1990 for new programs to become operational if the area population were willing to accept the risk of a less than 30-day drought. The interim report also indicates that projects other than upstream reservoirs should be investigated. (Author) See aslo Volume 3, AD-A029 535.

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