A proposed immigration detention center in Surprise would use about three times as much water as its warehouse was designed for, and the city would need to drill a new well years ahead of schedule to supply it, according to a federal environmental review.
The draft environmental assessment, released by the Department of Homeland Security, projects the facility would use about 190,000 gallons of water on an average day. The building was designed to use about 63,000 gallons a day.
It was just one of the findings in the several hundred-page report released Monday…