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PLANNING
Below is a schematic showing the key elements of the water resource planning process. The process is relatively straight forward. The planner (red boxes) takes source information (blue boxes) and uses it to meet the needs of the consumer (yellow boxes). The goal of the planning process is to produce a water resource plan that usually becomes part of a comprehensive plan. The water resource plan is implemented by the public works staff to meet the needs of the consumer.
KOT Environmental Consulting Inc. (KOT-ECI) has extensive experience assisting planners with development of their Water Resource Management Plans. No two water resource management plans are the same; each plan is unique to regional conditions and circumstances. We help planners accommodate both a growing demand for water and compliance with the ever-increasing number of regulations that govern the development and use of existing and new water supplies. We assist the planner in developing and implementing a plan that responds to technical questions needing answers before deciding how to efficiently use existing water supplies and develop strategies for meeting future demands.We are able to help our clients efficiently use their available water and assist them with strategies for future needs using our expertise to provide answers to the questions commonly asked by planners about their groundwater source. We provide these answers by performing the following tasks described using readily available data.
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