
The Weber Basin Water Conservancy District, located just north of Salt Lake City, is charged with serving more than 625,000 residents living in the second driest state in the nation. With 65 percent of the district’s water being soaked up by manicured lawns and lush gardens, “secondary” or non-potable water became an issue for the municipality. The district’s high consumption and flat fee for unlimited use challenged Weber Basin trustees to implement a change.
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