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==RWSA==
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The RWSA is a wholesale agency with only two customers: the [[Charlottesville Water and Sewer Division]] and the [[Albemarle County Service Autority]], agencies that serve individual retail customers. These operate and administer the water supply from the following resources:
The RWSA is a wholesale agency with only two customers: the [[Charlottesville Water and Sewer Division]] and the [[Albemarle County Service Authority]], agencies that serve individual retail customers. These operate and administer the water supply from the following resources:
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Revision as of 09:57, 29 August 2011

Charlottesville-Albemarle's water supply is provided publicly by the Rivanna Water and Sewer Authority (the "RWSA") or privately through wells and other groundwater sources.

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RWSA

The RWSA is a wholesale agency with only two customers: the Charlottesville Water and Sewer Division and the Albemarle County Service Authority, agencies that serve individual retail customers. These operate and administer the water supply from the following resources:

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Reservoirs

Water for Charlottesville and its urban ring comes from:

Additionally, the Beaver Creek Reservoir, formed by the Garnett Dam on Beaver Creek, supplies water for Crozet.

Wastewater

Community Water Supply Plan

Main article: Community Water Supply Plan

The actions of the RWSA and are guided by the Community Water Supply Plan, which must be endorsed by local governments.

Referenes

See Also

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