Springfield Drinking Water Protection Plan Addendum (2002)
Abstract
Goals developed by the Springfield Drinking Water Protection Citizen Task Force (Citizen Task Force) are listed below in order of priority. The Citizen Task Force prioritized these goals without information on their relative costs and benefits. It is important to emphasize that the first two goals (Public Education and Overlay Zone) received a score in the prioritization significantly higher than the remaining recommendations. public education and the-adoption of an overlay zone were intended as the key recommendations of the Citizen Task Force (Please refer to the Citizen Task Force Recommendations for Springfield Drinking Water Protection Plan for results of Citizen Task Force prioritization process, December 1997).
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