Peachland, B.C. – Town residents are using more water than those living elsewhere in British Columbia’s Okanagan Valley, a report prepared by Urban Systems Kelowna notes. Castanet reports the average Peachland resident uses 935 litres of water daily while residents living elsewhere in the region use a lesser average of 675 litres. The significant difference in water consumption has baffled town officials. The report notes there is no immediate t…
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