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Las "Vegas Review Journal-Octo'ber 20, 1949 //f ii I t <Co ty\-m i M | j k «i r Water Wastage Survey Planned - A complete survey of all water using equipment in Las Ve-gas will be launched shortly^ to determine whether or not existing anti-waste ordinances are being complied with. The survey will be- conducted by the Las Vegas Land and Water company in conjunction with the city as was agreed to at the recent conference here between representatives of . the water company, the city, public service commission and water district. ? Officials of the water company are convinced that with proper conservation of the water supply, the underground reservoir will serve the community for at least three more years. I The survey is designed to catalogue all water uses in the city, particularly coolers and refrigeration, to determine whether or not the water is being recaptured and used again or run directly into the seWer, contrary to the city ordinances. ffttm (A C s e i J c* ii>n4 i bf. ? 0 ] \ o p I m g -t /
