The water distribution system in Centerville, Utah, has been recognized for its accomplishments, and it’s because Randy Randall thinks about harmony.That isn’t a touchy-feely idea — it’s practical, says Randall, public works director. It grows from recognizing the energy inherent in moving water and from understanding the needs of the local electric utility. Combined with Randall’s enthusiasm for testing to determine what’s really happening, the approach has saved hundreds of thousands of dollars in power costs.Centerville (population 16,500) is one of a string of suburbs north of Salt Lake City at the feet of the Wasatch Mountains. Most of the
