Rick Schultz is the Water Efficiency Supervisor for the Town of Castle Rock Colorado. We spoke regarding some of the impacts that draught conditions are having in the west and what his town is implementing to conserve water that may begin to affect residentiual construction across the country. &nbsp;Over the past 20 years, an average of 800 single-family homes and 125 multifamily units have been constructed each year within the Town of Castle Rock. The town has extensively surveyed its community and has shown that residents support more stringent water conservation measures. New measures are being implemented now.
Rick Schultz on <a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/rick-schultz-2a926059/" target="_blank">LinkedIn</a>&nbsp;
<a href="http://crconserve.com/" target="_blank">Caste Rock Water Wiser&nbsp;</a>
<a href="http://crconserve.com/248/Neighborhood-Efficiency-Programs" target="_blank">Neighborhood Efficiency Program&nbsp;</a>
Town of Castle Rock <a href="https://crgov.com/DocumentCenter/View/30191/Landscape-and-Irrigation-Criteria-Manual_2022-PDF?bidId" target="_blank">Landscape and Irrigation Criteria Manua</a>l

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