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Go to slide: 1: Salt Lake Valley Ground-Water Management Plan 2: Objectives 3: Progress of SLV Ground-Water Management 4: Hydrogeology of Salt Lake Valley 5: Recharge and Groundwater Flow 6: Ground-Water Management Issues in SLV 7: Water Level Declines in SLV 8: Hydrograph of Monitoring Well 9: Water Quality in the Principal Aquifer Based on 1994-1999 Data 10: Water Quality at Selected Wells Total Dissolved Solids (mg/l) 11: Paper Water vs. Wet Water 12: Well Withdrawals in Salt Lake Valley 13: Management Approach 14: Proposed Management Plan Overview 15: (Untitled) 16: Regional Withdrawal Limits in acre-feet per year 17: Regional Withdrawals Credit System 18: Other Withdrawals 19: Change Applications Regional Point of Diversion Transfers 20: (Untitled) 21: Change Applications Localized Point of Diversion Transfers 22: Change Applications Localized Point of Diversion Transfers 23: Change Applications Localized Point of Diversion Transfers 24: Additional Proposed Policy 25: Additional Proposed Policy 26: Metering, Annual Reporting, and Monitoring 27: Summary 28: Comments and Questions 29: (Untitled)

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Maximum utilization without adversely impacting quality, and w/o significant water level declines Our approach to this is to distribute withdrawals, monitor groundwater levels and water quality

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