I guess its the word of an anonymous internet message board poster versus that of an organized corporation. I'll put my faith in the corporation and CEO.
Trellis Subdivision, River Birch Golf Course and Eagle Knoll Winery - Star, ID
Jug Mountain Ranch Subdivision and Golf Course - Lakefork, ID
Elk Valley Golf Course and subdivision - Featherville, ID
Stonebriar Subdivisions - Start, ID
Garden Valley, ID
Montana:
Springhill Subdivision - Bozeman, MT
Comfort Inn - Big Sky, MT
Everybody's Gym - Belgrade, MT
PPL Madision Hydroelectric Dan - Ennis, MT
PPL Hauser Hydroelectric Dam - Helena, MT
Valley Grove Subdivision - Bozeman, MT
East Gallatin Commercial Center - Bozeman, MT
Case Studies:
Jug Mountain:
Jug Mountain was the first golf course project that IWS undertook. Reclaimed water was used for the golf course, with the standards in nitrogen, again being very stringent. In addition, an NPDES permit was required for this upscale course community, requiring special reporting to the US EPA, in addition to the normal Idaho State Government reporting.
Moon Lake:
Moon Lake Ranch was one of the earliest WS systems and led the way for others. It is an upscale subdivision located in Eagle, Idaho, with very tight nitrogen standards required. In addition, this was the system used by the EPS's ETV program, in conjunction with NSF and Eagle County, to verify the IWS technology. That report was published in 2006
Valley Grove Subdivision:
Valley Grove is another early IWS project, built in Bozeman, Montana. This project supports well over 100 homes and operates at extremely low nitrogen removal levels. It is one of the larger IWS configurations in existence, and has been successfully operating for nearly 8 years. ...
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