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<br />1-3 <br /> <br />to determine the most advantageous and cost effective projects in <br /> <br />,,-. <br /> <br />future selection of prOjects in which to participate financially. <br /> <br /> <br />With this thought in mind an attempt has been made to present water <br /> <br />,.'. <br />-.-:" <br /> <br />quality related problems of the counties, cities, towns and dis- <br /> <br />tr <br />g <br />~ <br />~ <br />~; <br />t <br />, <br />~ <br />~ <br />1 <br />1 <br /> <br />tricts of the Basin. <br /> <br />The report crystallizes the need to either assure proper and <br /> <br />adequate waste water treatment or limit future development. In our <br /> <br />sparsely populated area the problems are relatively easily identi- <br /> <br /> <br />fied. Solutions to the problems may require new approaches, but <br /> <br /> <br />solutions are available and should be applied at an early date to <br /> <br /> <br />preclude magnification of the problems and of the expense that may <br /> <br />be incurred in their solution. <br /> <br />It is interesting to note that this study presents a relatively <br /> <br />new concept in land use; that is the limited ability of the natural <br /> <br />streams to support development which discharges water borne wastes. <br /> <br />This ability may not only limit development, it may well force the <br /> <br /> <br />people of the area to select the type and extent of development <br /> <br /> <br />desirable or acceptable. The desirability of regionalization of <br /> <br />future waste water treatment plants becomes evident as does the im- <br /> <br />provement and upgrading of eXisting plants. <br /> <br />This report emphasizes the need for long range planning and <br /> <br />~ ~ <br />, '," <br /> <br />r"'" :") <br />i'.Jb <br />