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Contents
TABLE OF CONTENTS -- EXECUTIVE SUMMARY -- Introduction -- FINDINGS -- Pipes are expensive, but invisible. -- Pipes are hearty, but ultimately mortal. -- Back to the future:pipe replacement needs are a “demographic echo.� -- Water infrastructure is local andtherefore vulnerable to demographic changes. -- Replacement of water treatmentplants is also coming due. -- Increased expenditures are neededto climb the ramp and avoid a gap. -- Addressing affordability is the heart of the challenge. -- RECOMMENDATIONS -- 1) Measures by Utilities and Local Governments
2) Reform of State Programs3) A Significant Increase in Federal Assistance -- CONCLUSION -- APPENDIX A 20 Sets of Nessie Curves -- Index of Nessie Curves -- APPENDIX B
Notes
On cover: A study sponsored by the AWWA Water Industry Technical Action fund, May 2001
