Water Rights and Resources Monitoring ● Management ● Information Services- WSource Group LLC

Managing water resources now for future generations.

Regardless of all the news, mandates and obstacles in your path to obtaining and maintaining an adequate supply of water, you are still probably being called on to reduce costs, conserve water, and insure a continuous supply. We are here for you with an experienced team having backgrounds in finance, hydrology, hydrogeology, water law, geology, engineering, technology, mathematics, mapping and sustainability.

Stepped-up water management

and monitoring for the drought stricken,

news-a-minute, highly regulated world

you operate in…

Methods

Introduction

Approach

Methods

Obtaining access and rights to water- providing prompt and necessary services regardless of multiple jurisdictions or project deadlines.
Securing additional sources and maintaining what you have- providing confidential inquiries for additional sources; maintaining and monitoring flow and use; and obtaining, developing and maintaining data and information necessary for permit applications, modifications or compliance requirements.
Involuntary conservation plans- promptly developing necessary water conservation plans needed as a prerequisite for permits in many jurisdictions.
Voluntary water footprint and conservation plans- development of a water footprint analysis for your business and a related water conservation plan. Implementation, management, and independent monitoring or verification of conservation plans. Associated corporate reporting and user friendly data delivery.
Flow management and monitoring- utilizing standard or customized systems, remote data and control systems, or simply putting a team member on-site. All designed to verify and protect your rights, optimize flow and usage, reduce energy consumption, and meet your permit requirements and conservation plan goals.
Critical information programs- for on-going monitoring and notification to clients of conditions, national, state, and local government regulation, restrictions, programs, funding or other events that may affect the water resources and rights associated with your properties and projects.