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CITY CLERK
CITY CLERK - TYPE
AGENDA REPORT
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3/18/2014
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15Y
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13
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ATTACHMENT 6 <br /> 2. To achieve this reduction, each residential customer shall reduce its summer water use <br /> by 20 percent, each nonresidential customer shall reduce its summer bimonthly use by 20 percent, and <br /> each irrigation customer shall reduce its summer use by 30 percent. <br /> D. Stage I D; 25 percent voluntary reduction in water use. The director may declare a <br /> 1. Every customer shall use no more water than the customer used during the comparable <br /> billing period in 1990, and every customer shall eliminate wasting potable water in an effort to aid the <br /> city in achieving a 25 percent reduction in the amount of water used by all customers during <br /> comparable billing periods in 1990. New customers shall not use in excess of 75 percent of the city's <br /> by 25 percent, each nonresidential customer shall reduce its summer bimonthly use by 25 percent, and <br /> E. Other conservation measures. In addition to the provisions and restrictions provided in <br /> - - • - -.;- e . -. -, -- - - .. - _ - --- _ . . . _ . - -- _ •- <br /> conservation measures: <br /> 1. Residential Guidelines. <br /> b. Use shut off nozzles on all garden hoses. <br /> c. Cover pools when not in use to reduce evaporation. <br /> d. Start or continue monitoring daily, weekly or monthly water use by reading and <br /> recording water meter totalizer. <br /> e. Water lawns no more than twice weekly and before 10:00 a.m.; eliminate overspray and <br /> runoff on sidewalks, driveways, streets and other nonirrigated areas. <br /> f. Sweep sidewalks, driveways, patios and all paved areas; do not wash down. <br /> g. Inspect for leaks and repair promptly. <br /> 2. Nonresidential. <br /> a. Restaurants shall serve water only on request. <br /> driveways, streets and other nonirrigated areas. <br /> c. Perform water audit of facilities in order to prioritize water usage. Review outside <br /> watering schedules to reduce water use to only those levels required for plant stabilization or growth. <br /> 3. Irrigation. <br /> a. Perform water audit of turf and other landscaping areas. Review outside watering <br /> schedules to reduce water use to only those levels required for plant stabilization or growth. <br /> b. Limit watering to no more than twice weekly. <br /> c. Avoid watering in excess of the evapotranspiration rate. <br /> ,auction in water use as follows: <br /> billing period in 1990. <br /> 1. For single family residential customers: <br /> .. -- - - . . <br /> b. The ceiling shall be 8,400 cubic feet per bimonthly billing period (1050 GPD). <br /> 2. For multiple family residential apartment customers: <br /> a. The floor shall be 1,000 cubic feet per bimonthly billing period per apartment unit (122 <br /> GPD per apartment unit). <br />
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