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Newspaper Article
SEWAGE LAND DEAL SOUGHT; AGENCY SEEKS USE OF FOUR MILES AT BASE
2002
Overview
EDWARDS AIR FORCE BASE - Facing a 2005 deadline to stop the overflow of effluent from the Lancaster sewage treatment plant onto Rosamond Dry Lake, sanitation district officials are exploring the idea of leasing land from Edwards Air Force Base for evaporation ponds. The occasional overflows onto the dry lake bed are a symptom of a greater problem: the district's need for additional capacity to handle the region's projected growth. The Lancaster plant has the capacity to handle about 12 million gallons of sewage a day but will need to handle 22.2 million to 25.7 million gallons per day by the year 2020 to deal with anticipated population growth. [Lyle Talbot] favors the lease arrangement coupled with a water recycling program in the city of Lancaster. Lancaster officials are working on a proposal initially to use 1.5 million gallons of recycled water on street median landscaping.
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Los Angeles Newspaper Group
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