Work Plan: Estimates of Water Supply and Demand for Kent County and Sussex County, Delaware through 2030

Subcommittee of the Delaware Water Supply Coordinating Council The purpose of this investigation is to provide an assessment of water resources in Kent and Sussex counties that will include evaluation of groundwater availability, historic and current water use, current water allocations, and projections of future water requirements through 2030. This work is designed to address anticipated increases in water demands, provide information that can be used to support implementation of programs and policies relating to the management, development, conservation, and protection of the State’s water resources.

Work Plan: Estimates of Water Supply and Demand for Kent County and Sussex County, Delaware through 2030

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2009-11-24

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Subcommittee of the Delaware Water Supply Coordinating Council The purpose of this investigation is to provide an assessment of water resources in Kent and Sussex counties that will include evaluation of groundwater availability, historic and current water use, current water allocations, and projections of future water requirements through 2030. This work is designed to address anticipated increases in water demands, provide information that can be used to support implementation of programs and policies relating to the management, development, conservation, and protection of the State’s water resources.

Abstract

The purpose of this investigation is to provide an assessment of water resources in Kent and Sussex counties that will include evaluation of groundwater availability, historic and current water use, current water allocations, and projections of future water requirements through 2030. This work is designed to address anticipated increases in water demands, provide information that can be used to support implementation of programs and policies relating to the management, development, conservation, and protection of the State’s water resources.

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https://udspace.udel.edu/handle/19716/35528

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Water Resources Management

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