LANCASTER – A plan to build a recycled water distribution system in the Antelope Valley took another step forward last week when county leaders gave their approval to start work on a water “backbone” that will connect water processing plants in Palmdale and Lancaster. The “backbone,” a large water main, will eventually be the center of a recycled water distribution system that will provide more than 4 billion gallons of recycled water every year to parks, traffic medians and other users, said Dan Lafferty, head of the Los Angeles County Office of Water Recycling. For the full story click here
