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"When the well is dry, we know the worth of water." -- Benjamin Franklin


Rainwater Harvesting
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Rainwater Harvesting

Underground water storage tank
Photo Credit: NAHB Research Center


Clean water is a precious commodity -- especially during the extended periods of drought experienced in our area. Rainwater harvesting can provide a free, higher-quality source of water once the initial investment in collection and storage systems is recouped. For every inch of rain that lands on 1,000 square feet of roof area, about 600 gallons of water is collected. Rainwater collected from a tin roof can be used for flushing the toilet, washing clothes, gardening and, in some setups, fresh drinking water.

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"Orange County could lead the nation in comprehensive, progressive water and wastewater management programs." 

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The Village Project
Read The Village Project report on wastewater.  

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