City plans to gauge climatic changes

A $9.5 million plan urged by the Board of Water Supply also would guide repairs

By Mary Vorsino

POSTED: 01:30 a.m. HST, Mar 04, 2013

~~<p>The Honolulu Board of Water Supply plans to spend an estimated $9.5 million on a 30-year master plan that will include an investigation of how climate change could affect the island's water resources and delivery system.</p>
<p>The plan, which will be conducted in three phases over the next 21&frasl;2 years, will also have an assessment of the condition of BWS pipelines and other infrastructure, and will determine capital improvement priorities for the future.</p>
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The Honolulu Board of Water Supply plans to spend an estimated $9.5 million on a 30-year master plan that will include an investigation of how climate change could affect the island's water resources and delivery system.

The plan, which will be conducted in three phases over the next 21⁄2 years, will also have an assessment of the condition of BWS pipelines and other infrastructure, and will determine capital improvement priorities for the future. Login for more...