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Sustainable Water Management: Reuse, Irrigation, and Infiltration Innovations

Discover the success of water reuse in Kitsap County at the Water as a Resource Summit. Learn about reclaimed water plants, infiltration facilities, and more. Explore the beneficial impact of treating water as a resource on April 5, 2012, with Karla Fowler.

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Sustainable Water Management: Reuse, Irrigation, and Infiltration Innovations

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  1. Water Reuse… Irrigation, Infiltration, and More Karla Fowler Kitsap County Treating Water as a Resource Summit April 5, 2012

  2. Budd Inlet Treatment Plant

  3. Budd Inlet Reclaimed Water Plant

  4. Heritage & Marathon Parks

  5. Percival Landing

  6. Port of Olympia

  7. LOTT Regional Services Center

  8. East Bay Public Plaza Hands On Children’s Museum

  9. Martin Way Reclaimed Water Plant

  10. Woodland Creek Reclaimed Water Infiltration Facility(Lacey-Olympia Project)

  11. Pipelines to Tumwater and West Olympia

  12. Reclaimed Water Treatment and Recharge Sites Hawks Prairie Budd Inlet TP Martin Way RWP Mullen Road RWP Tumwater RWP East Mullen Henderson Rixie Rd Legend RW production site GW recharge site UGA boundary South Deschutes

  13. Questions? Karla Fowler, Community Relations & Environmental Policy Director 360-528-5712 karlafowler@lottcleanwater.org

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