Photo by Samer Farha Back in April, the regional Environmental Protection Agency coordinator for the U.S. Department of Defense sent a letter to D.C. Water complaining about their bill. The letter identified a charge that the Department of Defense doesn’t want to pay: the impervious surface area charge, which pays for the maintenance of storm sewers that collect rainwater runoff. The Government Accountability Office backed up DOD: The entire federal government wants out of this…
Jun 15, 2010
Introducing D.C. Water
Back in February, D.C.’s Water and Sewer Authority announced a contest to design a new logo for WASA, which was badly in need of a new image. It was announced then that the winner would receive $2,000 — a big get for a graphic designer and a small price to pay for a public image overhaul. Today, WASA announced a new logo and a new name (kind of). Though WASA is still officially named…