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Chapter 9 Demand Management Measures THE CITY OF PL£ASANTON In 2008, the City began running the current Free Indoor Water -Efficient Device Program, with more aesthetically appealing equipment, to help residents meet their water conservation goals. This program continues to offer all City water customers low flow showerheads (limit 3 per water account), kitchen aerators (limit 1 per water account), and bathroom aerators (limit 3 per water account). Additionally, the City provides free toilet dye strips for toilet leak detection. These items are provided by request and offered by water staff to customers. A display at the City's Customer Service Center counter displays the offer of this program. The program was also advertised during local events where a City water conservation table is present. 9.2.7.4 Free Water Conservation Lavatory Signs The City provides commercial customers with easy-to-use water conservation clings that can be posted on lavatory mirrors. These signs remind customers and employees to be mindful of water waste. 9.2.7.5 Rebate Programs The following rebate programs reimburse the City's customers for upgrading existing equipment and appliances with more water -efficient models. 9.2.7.5.1 Weather -Based Irrigation Controllers The City also partners with Zone 7 to provide a Weather -Based Irrigation Controller Rebate Program, which is available to single- and multi -family residences and non-residential customers. Installing weather -based irrigation controllers qualifies customers for a rebate of up to 50 percent of associated costs, up to a maximum of $75 for single-family residences, $100 for multi -family residences, or $3,000 for non-residential properties. 9.2.7.5.2 Water -Efficient Irrigation Equipment Irrigation customers participating in the City's Water -Efficient Landscape Program are eligible for rebates towards qualifying water -efficient irrigation equipment utilized on the converted landscape area. Qualifying equipment includes rain sensors, pressure regulating devices, and rotary nozzles. The maximum rebate is $200 per site. 9.2.7.5.3 Water -Efficient Washing Machines Since 1998, Zone 7 has had a Residential Clothes Washer Rebate Program available to Livermore-Amador Valley water customers. The rebate is for the purchase of qualifying high efficiency clothes washing machines. In 2008, Zone 7 partnered with Pacific Gas and Electric (PG&E) and other San Francisco Bay Area water agencies on a regional strategy to increase water and energy efficiency. The current program offers a rebate of up to $75 for installation of an "Energy Star Most Efficient" clothes washer. Though PG&E terminated their joint participation in the rebate program in 2018, Zone 7, the City, and the other Zone 7 retailers agreed to support the continuation of this rebate to the City's water customers. High -efficiency washing machines use about 50 percent less waterthan conventional, top -loading models; using only 20 to 30 gallons of water per load compared to 40 to 45 gallons. The estimated savings for a typical household is about 5,100 gallons per year. This program has been very successful in the City's service area, and the City plans to continue to support this program through Zone 7 as an effective regional program to further reduce future water demand in the City's service area. WEST YOST 9-9 City of Pleasanton 2020 Urban Water Management Plan May 2021