Q 01
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- What are the top 3
Justifications for the
Desalination Plant?
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Q 02
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- Are there health hazards due
to brine and chemical
discharges?
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Q 03
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- If sometime we trade our
Colorado River water credits
for Poseidon desal water, and
then we have an energy crisis,
or energy costs skyrocket, how
would COSTS be Affected?
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Q 04
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- What hurdles are left before
the Poseidon plant may be built?
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Q 05
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- If HB does NOT elect to buy
the water produced at
Poseidon, what revenue, if any,
would HB receive for the
burden of hosting the plant?
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Q 06
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- Mr. Hart said Desal is in
worldwide use. Where? On what
Scale? Any details on the
success or failures of different
technologies?
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Q 07
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- Mr. Hart said a benefit of
Desal would be "local control" -
how does having a private
company producing water give
local control?
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Q 08
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- Mr. Hart expressed a
concern about Desal impacting
"Coastal Development". Won't
it impact developmant far
inland, maybe to Las Vegas and
other desert areas?
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Q 09
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- What does H.B. get out of
this that we do not already
have?
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Q 10
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- Will H.B. citizens get a
chance to vote on this?
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Q 11
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- Doesn't Costa Mesa have to
give approval to the Poseidon
project?
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Q 12
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- What is the conservation
potential for Agricultural water
use?
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Q 13
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- Are there any Desal plants
operating succesfuly in the
USA?, in the world?
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Q 14
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- Besides reverse osmoses,
what other processes are
currently being used, and how
do the costs compare?
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Q 15
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- Is it true that because
Poseidon has a "lock" on Desal
(because they own the land &
have filed for a permit)?
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