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Brighton Dam Azalea Garden

 Brighton Dam’s Azalea Garden is home to more than 22,000 azalea bushes over 5 acres in a hardwood forest.

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Design (Phase 2) Forms

Here's where to find forms and information needed during Phase Two - the design portion of a development project.

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The "How Much Water Do I Use?" section of your WSSC Water bill shows the average gallons you use per day, based on your bill period and latest meter reading. For this bill, the customer's meter reading indicated they used 13,000 gallons in a 90-day period. Dividing the 13,000 gallons by the 90 days gives the amount of 144 gallons used per day. According to this bill, a typical customer uses 48 gallons per day.