8 golf courses fined on groundwater use
The Arizona Department of Water Resources has fined eight Valley golf courses for using more groundwater than state regulations allow.
The fines total nearly $60,000 and some include other penalties. The Orange Tree Golf Resort was fined $16,062 and ordered not to overseed its driving range for three years.
Also fined: Apache Wells Country Club, Mountain Shadows Country Club, Phantom Horse Golf Course, Paradise Valley Country Club, Sunland Village East Golf Course, Union Hills Country Club and Fountain of the Sun Golf Course.
State laws limit the use of groundwater on golf courses. Most new courses use treated effluent or renewable sources, such as water from the Central Arizona Project Canal.
The fines total nearly $60,000 and some include other penalties. The Orange Tree Golf Resort was fined $16,062 and ordered not to overseed its driving range for three years.
Also fined: Apache Wells Country Club, Mountain Shadows Country Club, Phantom Horse Golf Course, Paradise Valley Country Club, Sunland Village East Golf Course, Union Hills Country Club and Fountain of the Sun Golf Course.
State laws limit the use of groundwater on golf courses. Most new courses use treated effluent or renewable sources, such as water from the Central Arizona Project Canal.
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