New Georgia water plan in place, but don’t expect action anytime soon


Water Planning RegionsAs reported by Watercrunch, Georgia’s General Assembly ratified a new statewide water plan.  Some notable pieces:

  • 11 water planning districts will be created
  • It will be about a year before they’re up and running
  • The cost for this effort is estimated around $36 million
  • The amended budget includes:
    • $40 million for reservoirs and other needs
    • $500K for upgrades to 20 dams

The Watercrunch blog entry has the full details.

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2 Responses to “New Georgia water plan in place, but don’t expect action anytime soon”

  1. Jay Randal Says:

    40 million is not much money to build dams. Oh well Gov. Perdue has other issues he would rather work on.

  2. Jay Randal Says:

    Has anybody seen any plan in place to deal with massive water shortages, next summer, if heavy rains fail to fall this spring?

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