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December, 2011 - Aspect Welcomes Brett Carp, Environmental Scientist

December, 2011 - Two New Hires Join Aspect

November, 2011 - Aspect Celebrates 10 Years

November, 2011 - Scott Kindred and Tyson Carlson to Serve on 2012 AWRA-WA Board

October, 2011 - Aspect Moves into New Bainbridge Island Digs

October, 2011 - Scott Kindred Discusses GIS Techniques to Evaluate Infiltration Feasibility at AWRA-WA

September, 2011 - Aspect Triathletes Compete in Kitsap County

August, 2011 - Aspect Welcomes Emelie Healy, GIS Specialist

July, 2011 - Hot Dogs, Pretzels, Beers and Sounders FC vs Man U

July, 2011 - Aspect Team Completes STP Bike Classic

June, 2011 - A/E Bike Challenge Winners

June, 2011 - 4,600 Mile Bike to Work Month

June, 2011 - Tim Flynn Discusses Water Rights Strategies for Aquifer Recharge at AGWT

May, 2011 - Matthew Von der Ahe Elected AEG-WA Secretary

May, 2011 - J. Ryan Brownlee Joins Aspect Wenatchee

April, 2011 - High School Class Learns About Water Rights at Aspect

March, 2011 - Dave McCormack Presents on Deep Tunnel Findings at AEG

March, 2011 - Owen Reese to Speak on Lake Tapps Water Rights at AWRA Luncheon

January, 2011 - Aspect Welcomes Molly Ravits

 

 

 

 

June 7, 2011

Tim Flynn Discusses Recent Water Rights Strategies for Aquifer Recharge Projects at AGWT

Aspect president Tim Flynn discussed recent water rights permitting strategies to implement aquifer storage and recovery (ASR) and managed recharge projects at American Groundwater Trust’s (AGWT) June 2011 Managed Aquifer Recharge conference in Olympia, WA.

In his presentation,“Water Right Permitting Strategies for Aquifer Recharge”, Tim highlighted recent changes to the Hillis Rule allowing for priority processing of new water rights for storage projects funded by Ecology's Office of the Columbia River. He also described opportunities for use of Washington State's Trust Water Right program coupled with aquifer recharge for water banking purposes.

The presentation showcased two aquifer recharge case studies – the City of White Salmon’s ASR project and the Twin Lakes Aquifer Storage project in the Methow River Basin – as practical examples of water rights permitting strategies for aquifer recharge projects.