Part 3:

This is part 3, the last of a series of articles about the Groundwater Management Area (GWMA) and the studies it has made of area water resources. Part 1 appeared in the January 19 and Part 2 in the February 2 editions of The Record.

What happens now that the GWMA has created its hydrologic model and mapped many of the groundwater sources? Does the project stop here?

GWMA project managers hope not, because there are still a lot of questions to be answered. The hydrologic model is computer-based and must be maintained and new data must be added as it becomes available.

In these difficult econom...