Nipomo residents expressed concerns over water resources at Lopez Lake, and Compton and Grover Beach were identified as potential desalination sites.
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Nipomo residents expressed concerns over water resources at Lopez Lake, and Compton and Grover Beach were identified as potential desalination sites.
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.City Council approved a water recycling contract, selecting a facility site in Grover Beach.1 source
Council of Grover Beach begins analyzing water options due to reliance on Lopez Lake.1 source
Nipomo residents raised water concerns, and Compton/Grover Beach were identified as potential desalination sites.1 source
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Lopez Lake
Reservoir in California, United States
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Nipomo
census-designated place in San Luis Obispo County, California, United States
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