Big Spring Recharge Area, And, Sole Source Aquifer Petition: Addendum (Classic Reprint) - Hardcover

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Let us suppose that a water transmission line were constructed to serve the towns of Fremont, Winona, Birch Tree, and Mountain View. This would represent a population of approximately people. If waters were withdrawn from the Current River near Van Buren to serve these communities, it would require about 42 miles of transmission lines in addition to the existing community distribution lines. If waters were withdrawn from the Eleven Point River at the Missouri Highway 19 crossing, it would require about 48 miles of transmission lines. Both of these distances are excessive and fail to comply with the definition of near quoted earlier. As a result of this, steps 4 through 12 are not relevant since there is no alternate surface water or ground water supplies near the aquifer service area. Furthermore, it is obvious that over 40 miles of water transmission lines to service water connections (and less than 40% of the total population of the petitioned area) is an unworkable approach.

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