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Published: August 17, 2008
Enid discusses ways to ready city for future water shortage
New lake, more wells are among solutions being considered.
New lake, more wells are among solutions being considered.
ENID — With results of a long-range study showing Enid could be out of water in 35 to 40 years, the topic of building a lake is surfacing again.
City Manager Eric Benson said officials are looking at several ideas. A lake, including a treatment plant, could cost up to $250 million, Mayor John Criner said.
"This was just a first blush,” Benson said, referring to the possibility of building a...
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