Moses Lake water demand to outstrip supply by 2034
Jill Van Hulle, a senior water resource specialist with Wenatchee-based Aspect Consulting, briefing the Moses Lake city council on Thursday about the city’s current water rights and future options for acquiring more water.
CHARLES H. FEATHERSTONE/COLUMBIA BASIN HERALD
MOSES LAKE — If the city of Moses Lake keeps growing at its current rate, demand for water will exceed the city’s current supply, according to Jill Van Hulle, a senior water resource specialist with Aspect Consulting told the Moses Lake City Council during a special study meeting on Thursday.
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