本文的重点是通过综合规划，在德克萨斯州布尔维德开发一个零售中心，以尽量减少对当地地下水蓄水层的影响，并现场回用处理过的废水。该开发项目包括一家60000平方英尺（平方英尺）的杂货店，另有43000平方英尺的租赁空间。占地29英亩的场地位于科马尔县，靠近US 281和SH 46的交叉口。该地区历史上一直缺水，但由于对山地房地产的需求，该地区正经历着高速增长。由于缺乏公用设施基础设施，以及通过爱德华兹含水层补给区运输废水的限制，商业增长受到限制。 除了地形、有限的交通基础设施、有限的电话和重叠的政治实体外，该地区还没有经过认证的废水供应商。本文讨论了水、废水和再利用机会的解决方案，以创建一个环境友好的社区中心。有限的地下水生产能力需要与商业租赁代理协调，以确定租户组合，使其与满足杂货店运营需求后可用的水相兼容。由于该地区没有现成的废水供应商，因此向该州提交了废水排放许可证申请。 由于不允许将废水排放出该地产，因此还开发了一个应用程序，将现场处理的所有废水重新用于景观灌溉。这种供水、废水处理和有限水资源的现场再利用的综合方法为急需的零售中心提供了服务，以服务于不断增长的住宅社区。包括表格、数字。

This paper focuses on development of a retail center in Bulverde, Texas made possible by integrated planning to minimize impact on the local groundwater aquifer and onsite reuse of treated wastewater. The development includes a 60,000 square foot(sf) grocery store with an additional 43,000 sf of lease space. The 29 acre site is located in Comal County near the intersection of US 281 and SH 46. This area has historically been water short but is experiencing a high growth rate due to demand for Hill Country properties. Commercial growth has been limited due to lack of utility infrastructure and limitations of transporting wastewater across the Edwards Aquifer Recharge Zone. In addition to terrain, limited transportation infrastructure, limited telephone, and overlapping political entities, the area had no certificated wastewater provider. This paper addresses the solution of the water, wastewater and reuse opportunities to create an environmentally friendly neighborhood center. Limited groundwater production capacity required coordination with commercial leasing agents to establish the tenant mix that would be compatible with the water available after grocery operation needs were met. Since no established wastewater provider served the area, an application was submitted to the state for a wastewater discharge permit. Since no discharge would be allowed off of the property, an application was also developed to reuse all treated wastewater onsite for landscape irrigation. This integrated approach to water supply, wastewater treatment, and on-site reuse of the limited water resources provided for a much needed retail center to serve a growing residential community. Includes tables, figures.