Sentences with phrase «public water supply system»

She is poised to pursue New York State grant funding for two major local infrastructure concerns, upgrades to the town's public water supply system and replacement of the town pool, during her second two - year term.

Not exact matches

«Public water supplies and sanitary sewer systems are essential to urban and suburban living.

Following the devastation in Puerto Rico caused by Hurricane Maria, and months without sufficient electricity, water and supplies, the public school system on the island now faces potential manmade devastation: closures of almost 350 public schools.

«As the end of the job approaches, we thank local elected officials and community members for their patience, which will be rewarded with a more reliable water supply and sewer system, and reconstructed roadways that will serve the public for years to come.»

The municipal systems are free of PFOA contamination and leaders view connecting affected residents to the public water supply as a permanent fix.

I was sitting at my desk at the EPA, buried in paper, and the phone rings, and an elected official asks if I have two to three million dollars to give to the Village of Hoosick Falls to install a carbon filtration system on their public water supply that serves thousands of people.

• Many public water systems draw all or part of their supply from groundwater, so protecting the resource protects the public water supply and impacts treatment costs.

Technical equipment includes such facilities as regular power supply, stand alone water supply system with additional water filtering, combined air conditioning system: individual conditioner in hotel accommodations and central conditioning in the premises of public use.

Urban Water Management Plan (2015) presents the latest information on the San Francisco Public Utility Commission's service areas, Hetch Hetchy Regional Water System and other water systems operated by the SFPUC, system supplies and demands, water supply reliability, Water Conservation Act of 2009 compliance, water shortage contingency planning, and demand manageWater Management Plan (2015) presents the latest information on the San Francisco Public Utility Commission's service areas, Hetch Hetchy Regional Water System and other water systems operated by the SFPUC, system supplies and demands, water supply reliability, Water Conservation Act of 2009 compliance, water shortage contingency planning, and demand manageWater System and other water systems operated by the SFPUC, system supplies and demands, water supply reliability, Water Conservation Act of 2009 compliance, water shortage contingency planning, and demand managSystem and other water systems operated by the SFPUC, system supplies and demands, water supply reliability, Water Conservation Act of 2009 compliance, water shortage contingency planning, and demand managewater systems operated by the SFPUC, system supplies and demands, water supply reliability, Water Conservation Act of 2009 compliance, water shortage contingency planning, and demand managsystem supplies and demands, water supply reliability, Water Conservation Act of 2009 compliance, water shortage contingency planning, and demand managewater supply reliability, Water Conservation Act of 2009 compliance, water shortage contingency planning, and demand manageWater Conservation Act of 2009 compliance, water shortage contingency planning, and demand managewater shortage contingency planning, and demand management.

There are immense direct and indirect public benefits in transitioning to an efficient renewable energy system in terms of reduced incidence of diseases such as asthma, freeing up of most of the supplies of water that are now used for thermal electricity generation (and hence reduced conflict over water), reduced air, water, and soil pollution that accompanies fossil fuel production, processing and use, and greatly improved prospects of avoiding the worst consequences of climate change.

• The readiness of the nation to predict and avoid public and occupational health problems caused by heat waves and severe storms • Characterization and quantification of relationships between climate variability, health outcomes, and the main determinants of vulnerability within and between populations • Development of reliable methods to connect climate - related changes in food systems and water supplies to health under different conditions • Prediction of future risks in response to climate change scenarios and of reductions in the baseline level of morbidity, mortality, or vulnerability • Identification of the available resources, limitations of, and potential actions by the current U.S. health care system to prevent, prepare for, and respond to climate - related health hazards and to build adaptive capacity among vulnerable segments of the U.S. population

These actions mostly address sectoral interests, such as agricultural practices (e.g., altering sowing times, crop cultivars and species, and irrigation and fertilizer control), public health measures for heat - related risks (e.g., early warning systems and air pollution control), disaster risk reduction (e.g., early warning systems), and water resources (e.g., supply and demand management).

Although water supplies and energy supplies are thought of by the general public as two separate systems, this paradigm discounts the fact that energy itself consumes significant quantities of water.

If you live in a rural area without a public water supply, you'll need to purchase some additional equipment for your sprinkler system (water storage tanks, auxiliary pumps and backup power sources).

(Board of Environmental Review)(Public Water and Sewage System Requirements) Notice of Public Hearing on Proposed Amendment - Plans for Public Water Supply or Wastewater System - Fees - Definitions - Water Supply - Chemical Treatment of Water

The «cost approach» is much more involved and takes into account a myriad of factors because specific property improvements are identified in enough detail to determine reproduction costs (these can include materials to construct the foundation, construction of structural and finish walls, roofing, heat and / or air conditioning, types of appliances, septic system, whether water is supplied by well or public utilities, the condition and age of the improvements, and more).

\ West Chester, Compensation \ $ Dollar Amount, County \ Butler, Degree Complete \ Existing Structure, District \ Lakota Local SD, Dogs Allowed, Exterior Type: Brick, Exterior Type: Vinyl, Extra Pet Deposit \ Yes, Extra Smoking Depst \ N \ A, Family Room \ Yes, Fireplace \ Gas, Formal Dining Room \ Yes, Foundation \ Poured, Furnishing \ Unfurnished, Garage \ Attached, Gas \ Natural, Heat Paid By \ Tenant, Heating system: Forced Air, Heating system: Gas, Inside Feature \ Great Room, Kitchen Features \ Pantry, Levels \ Two, Lot Measurement \ Acres, MLS Listing ID: 1573395, MLS Name: Cincy MLS Broker feed (Cincy MLS Broker feed), MasterBed Feat \ Walk - in Closet, Miscellaneous \ Ceiling Fan, Occupancy \ Negotiable, Outside Feature \ Patio, Outside Feature \ Wood Fence, Pet Restrictions \ Yes, Picture Provided By \ Photo Supplied, Property Subtype 1 \ Single Family Residence, Roof \ Shingle, School District: Lakota Local SD, Security Deposit \ One Month's Rent, Sewer \ Public, Status \ Active, Suburb (SIC) \ West West Chester, Type / Length of Lease \ One Year, Type \ Length of Lease \ One Year, Water Paid By \ Tenant, Water Source \ Public, Windows \ Insulated, Windows \ Vinyl