Moses Lake considers water conservation
A lot of water flows through Moses Lake's water system, especially in the summer. Summer consumption of water in the city is about 20 million gallons per day, with about half of that being used by single-family residences for indoor use and irrigating lawns. Looking at available water in the aquifer the city taps into, officials are looking at how to find other sources for the purpose of lawn maintenance.
R. HANS MILLER/COLUMBIA BASIN HERALD
MOSES LAKE — The Moses Lake City Council has delayed consideration of major changes to the city’s water conservation ordinance to May after council members expressed concern over how the new conservation rules would be enforced and the council’s ability to review the rules in the future.
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