Water Reuse Ballot Measure
Summary
Daytona Beach is putting a recycled wastewater project—often called 'toilet-to-tap'—directly on the ballot for voters to decide. You'll get to choose whether purified wastewater becomes a permanent part of the city's drinking water supply.
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Impact analysis
While building and maintaining the reuse system could require significant public investment, it might also protect residents from rising water bills tied to traditional supply shortages down the road.
Water managers and residents who want a drought-proof, sustainable supply will benefit from having a secure, local source of drinking water.
No groups negatively affected
Mentions & discussions (2)
Daytona Beach OKs ‘toilet to tap’ water measure for voters
Daytona Beach OKs ‘toilet to tap’ water measure for voters WKMG
Daytona Beach Commission agrees: No toilet to tap water for Daytona Beach
Daytona Beach Commission agrees: No toilet to tap water for Daytona Beach Observer Local News
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