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Public helps LCRA create road map to meet future water supply needs

The Lower Colorado River Authority’s Board of Directors approved its Water Supply Resource Plan in October 2010. The plan serves as a road map for meeting the lower Colorado River basin’s water needs to the year 2100. Those needs, according to the plan, could increase more than fourfold by the end of the century to about 670,000 acre-feet per year. Currently, LCRA has ample water to meet its customers’ needs for decades into the future through a repeat of the Drought of Record, the worst drought in recorded history. The Water Supply Resource Plan (WSRP) will help LCRA plan for and secure water supplies for the next 90 years. LCRA began its efforts to prepare a long-range water supply plan in 2008 by asking for public input and received valuable ideas and perspectives from the public that helped LCRA create the plan.

Read the news release.

Read the Water Supply Resource Plan
Water Supply Resource Plan Executive Summary

LCRA recently completed public input on the draft Water Supply Resource Plan. Check back for a summary of the public input.

View the exhibits and presentation from the community conversations.

Water Supply Resource Plan materials archive

If you have questions or comments regarding the draft Water Supply Resource Plan, please send us an e-mail: Ask LCRA.
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Public input

Public input helps shape LCRA’s long-term water supply planning

 

2008 community conversations

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