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Town told not to put reclaimed water in pond

Summary by Inside Tucson Business
Oro Valley’s intended use of reclaimed water to fill a 2.5-acre, former irrigation pond within the Vistoso Trails Nature Preserve would be “a violation” of the conservation easement overlaying the 202-acre parcel, according to a claim filed March 2 with…
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Town told not to put reclaimed water in pond

Oro Valley’s intended use of reclaimed water to fill a 2.5-acre, former irrigation pond within the Vistoso Trails Nature Preserve would be “a violation” of the conservation easement overlaying the 202-acre parcel, according to a claim filed March 2 with…

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Inside Tucson Business broke the news on Friday, April 3, 2026.
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