Clients & Projects
City of Oxford - Detailed alluvial valley WHPA delineation and management planning. WHPA endorsed, new well site testing
Oxford manages a 2-MGD water supply developed in two glacial-fluvial valleys in Butler County, Ohio. Ground Water Science performed the WHPA delineation (MODFLOW-MODPATH) for the eastern Seven-Mile wellfield, which is also a politically sensitive resource, in a complex two-layer aquifer irregularly confined with multiple clay lens units, using a combination of extensive background information (in some ways misinterpreted in past work) and extensive site work to determine aquifer-stream interactions. Notification of endorsement by the Southwest District Office occurred within two weeks of submittal. Testing at a potential new site proved the site to be economically nonviable.
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Metro Water is a customer-owned utility serving suburban Tucson, operating over 20 wells, many inherited from systems developed by private water companies. Many of these are older and due for replacement. To develop solutions to poor performance in two newly constructed wells, Ground Water Science conducted a review of the hydrogeology, well construction methods and design, and analysis of collected videos and samples in a forensic diagnosis of problems. Recommendations and plans for future construction were provided.
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“We learn the value of water when the well goes dry,” said Benjamin Franklin. The cost of properly maintaining your ground water assets pales in comparison to the social and economic disaster that would result from a failed community water supply.