Does reuse water pose any health problems for people who are around the irrigated areas, particularly children?
Minimal contact should not be cause for alarm. Many parks and other complexes irrigate with water pumped from ponds. Reuse water poses no greater health risk than such practices. Although the reuse water is produced to a far superior quality than that in any pond, in both cases people should exercise due diligence to avoid drinking the water as it is not produced for drinking or other potable uses. While the reuse water from the Hill WRC is of very high quality that may not be matched by other less advanced facilities, supplying water for human consumption involves a level of diligence that goes beyond producing high quality water. It requires efforts in the distribution phase to ensure the required quality is available at your home.
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