Stormwater is listed as a water supply type. Which option correctly identifies this category?

• A. Potable
• B. Lakes/Ponds
• C. Condensate
• D. Stormwater

Answer: (D)

Stormwater refers to rainfall runoff that can be captured, stored, and reused for irrigation or other non-potable uses. In water supply classifications, the supply type describes where the water comes from, not how clean it is or what it’s used for. That makes stormwater the correct identification for this category. Potable denotes drinkable water quality rather than a source category, lakes/ponds describe a generic surface water source rather than the specific collection from rainfall, and condensate comes from condensation processes and is a separate source. So the category that matches the listed option is stormwater.