City Considers New Wells
PLEASANTON — A first look at how to bring Pleasanton’s groundwater back to full capacity suggests that drilling two new wells in the Bernal subbasin may be the city’s best
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PLEASANTON — A first look at how to bring Pleasanton’s groundwater back to full capacity suggests that drilling two new wells in the Bernal subbasin may be the city’s best
Anne Fox, Pleasanton
PLEASANTON – Updated drinking water regulations around forever chemicals have sent the Tri-Valley into an emergency-response mode. Water providers are now engineering plans to supply enough safe drinking water in
Pleasanton residents will have to start paying a little bit more on their water bills after the City Council approved a resolution following a presentation by staff from the Zone 7 Water Agency last week.
Ahead of a deadline this month, the Zone 7 Water Agency recently submitted a plan for groundwater management to state officials.