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ARTICLE · 14 SEPTEMBER 2016

The Right Team: Attacking Water Supply Challenges Effectively

Lloyd Gosselink Rochelle & Townsend, P.C.
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Countless endeavors focus on the importance of building the right team and doing so in recognition of the team members' combined strengths.

United StatesEnergy and Natural Resources

Countless endeavors focus on the importance of building the right team and doing so in recognition of the team members' combined strengths. And key to building a team is whether members can mesh their collective talents together to help achieve a clearly identified team goal. In the arena of water supply planning, choosing the right team is every bit as important. Certain challenges demand the right combination of talent and expertise, as water suppliers face regulatory hurdles, political pressures, permitting obligations, protestants seeking to derail a project, all sometimes accompanied by daunting technical issues. Our first water supply planning tools article focused on water supply challenges that may be identified through completion of a water audit, and the opportunities that audits may afford water suppliers. In this article, we outline the importance of developing a team to address known water supply challenges, the means to develop such a team, and the

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