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• ATTACHMENT 6 9.30.050 Creation of classes. The following classes types of customers or uses are hereby createdthose which exist in the city's current utility billing system, as follows: A. "Single-family residential individually metered"consists of water service to land improved with structures designed to serve as a residence for a single family, including for a single- family home, townhomes, and condominiums. B. "Commercial and Multiple-family residential apartments"consists of water service to land improved with structures designed to serve as apartments. C. "Multiple family residential townhouses/condominiums" consists of water service to D. "Nonresidential"consists of water service to land improved with structures designed to serve water for other than residential uses. Ccommercial (including restaurants), recreational, charitable, educational and cultural uses are included in this class, as well as residential uses sharing water meters. CE. "Irrigation" consists of water service which is separately metered and is used exclusively to water turf and other landscaping areas. D. "Special Landscape Area" are uses as defined in the California Water Efficient Landscape Ordinance Government Code 6559l et. seq. 9.30.060 Stages for Rreduction in water use. A. The following stages of action for reduction in water use depend on the total amount of water supplied to the city by Zone 7 and the amount of water the city is able to pump out of the groundwater basin from its own wells. _These stages are based on the Urban Water Management Plan. upon the following information concerning city customers: 1. Summer use for single family residential customers is approximately 5,650 cubic feet bimonthly or 703 GPD. 2. Summer use for multiple family residential apartment customers is approximately 1,300 cubic feet bimonthly or 162 GPD per apartment unit. 3. Summer use for multiple family residential townhouse/condominium customers is 18.7 hundred cubic feet bimonthly or 233 GPD per townhouse/condominium unit. B. Based upon these uses and the proposed reductions in deliveries from Zone 7, the director is empowered to impose and enferce reductions in each of the following stages of this section - • • - --- - - .••h engineering an • , . -- . .' .. - ..• - . - . : - - _ . is expected to exceed, the daily water supply from all of the city's sources. C. The following table gives a summary of the stages of reductions in water use which may be imposed to meet customer water demands. REDUCTIONS IN WATER USE Stage Overall Reduction Voluntary or Mandatory 11-A Up to 20%40% Voluntary 21-14 Up to 20%-5% MandatorvVelmetaFy 31-G Up to 35%24% MandatorvVol y 41-9 35%or morel$°% MandatorvVoluntary 14 25% Mandatary 144 35°! Mandatary }fit 40% Mandatory V 50°,4 Mandatary V4 60% Manddatory V44o� 9.30.070 Calculation of customer reduction in water use : . • . •.