Kansas Water Plan
The Kansas Water Office, in coordination with local, state, federal and interstate partners, is developing the 5-year update of the Kansas Water Plan. The Kansas Water Plan is one of the primary tools used by the State of Kansas to address current water resources issues and to plan for future needs. Statutory authority and basic guidance for formulating the Kansas Water Plan is contained in the State Water Resources Planning Act.
2014 Kansas Water Plan
VOLUME I - INTRODUCTION AND BACKGROUND- 2014
Introduction and Background- Draft
VOLUME II - STATEWIDE AND REGIONAL WATER ASSESSMENT - 2014
Water Budget of Kansas - Draft
Water Demand - Municipal - Draft
Water Demand - Industrial - Draft
Water Demand - Irrigation- Draft
Water Demand - Stockwater- Draft
Water Demand - Recreation- Draft
Water Supply - Groundwater Sources and Supply- Draft
Water Supply - Surface Water Supply
Water Supply - Non-Traditional Sources and Uses of Water
Reuse- Draft
Water Supply - Surface Water Quality- Draft
Water Supply - Assessment of Infrastructure Condition and
Needs - Draft
VOLUME III -GUIDING PRINCIPLES- 2014
Ensuring Each Citizen has Reliable Water Supply
Conserving and Extending the High Plains Aquifer
Securing, Protecting and Restoring our Kansas Reservoirs
Improving our State's Water Quality
Improving Recreational Opportunities Available to our
Citizens
Developing and Maintaining our State and Local Water
Infrastructure
Reducing our Vulnerability to Extreme Events
Develop a Long-Term, Affordable & Sustainable Method
to Provide Financing for Implementation of the KWP
2009 Kansas Water Plan
The Kansas Water Authority approved the Update of the 2009 Kansas Water Plan on January 29, 2009.
Volume I - Introduction, History, Purpose, and Process – 2009
Volume II - Statewide Management Categories - 2009
Volume III - Kansas River Basins - 2009
KANSAS WATER PLAN ATLAS - 2009
