April 30, 2009 - 05:39 pm
News Feed: Colorado

Rewarding those going with the low-flow

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U.S. Rep. Mike Coffman on Monday unveiled a proposal to give tax breaks to people who buy water-saving toilets, sprinkler systems and other items for their houses.

Coffman said he hopes the proposed credit, which was formally introduced earlier this month and has bipartisan support in Congress, will spur a greater culture of conservation in Colorado. He noted the state faces an estimated 630,000-acre-foot water-supply shortfall by 2030. One acre-foot could serve the needs of about eight people for a year.

"This legislation will help conserve one of our most precious resources," said Coffman, an Aurora Republican. "Conservation has got to be our first line of defense in our ability to meet our future water demand.

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