Wells are listed as a water supply type. Which option correctly describes this?

• A. Wells are not a listed water supply type.
• B. Condensate is the only potable source.
• C. Lakes/Ponds are the only surface water type.
• D. Wells are a water supply type.

Answer: (D)

Wells as a water supply type means groundwater drawn from a well is recognized as one of the source categories you can use for an irrigation system. This directly matches the stated idea that wells are included among the supply options, so it’s the correct description. The other statements conflict with this: saying wells aren’t listed contradicts the given premise; claiming condensate is the only potable source ignores there are multiple potable sources from different supply types; and stating lakes/ponds are the only surface water type overlooks that other surface sources exist as well.