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Development of a Demand Management Plan for Greater Boston

by Helen R. Strieder, Wallace, Floyd Associates Inc, Wallace, Floyd Associates Inc,
B. Allison Harper, Wallace, Floyd Associates Inc, Wallace, Floyd Associates Inc,
Patricia Bounds Corcoran, Wallace, Floyd Associates Inc, Wallace, Floyd Associates Inc,



Document Type: Proceeding Paper

Part of: Environmental Engineering

Abstract:

The Metropolitan District Commission (MDC) in Boston is preparing a long-term water supply plan for its present and potential service area. The MDC is committed to a program of water conservation as a method of reducing the amount of new supply required from additional sources of water. In order to be able to plan on a dependable supply from demand management, it was necessary to have a realistic evaluation of the potential reductions in demand and costs associated with demand management techniques. The methods used for the evaluation of, and selection among, various demand management programs were designed to maximize the reliability of the water conservation option. (Author abstract. )

Subject Headings: Water conservation | Water supply | Water management | Water demand | Water supply systems | Water resources | Management methods

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