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Water is the foundation of life, and Pleasanton has already experienced mandated water cuts due to drought conditions. The City will continue to prioritize a sustainable, healthy <br />water supply and storage, building on the success of existing programs such as the Controller Assistant Program and Water Conservation Program. Continued success in water <br />efficiency and conservation also ensures enough water for natural systems, increasing both ecosystem and community resilience. <br />upporting Actions Cumulative Emissions Reduced through 2030 (MTCO <br />E14. Controller assistant program <br />E15. Smart water meter installation_ <br />E16. WaterCo_nservatiyn Program <br />P15. Waterefficienevand retrofits <br />To maximize water reuse and efficiency, the City will increase stormwater infrastructure resilience to prepare for changes to flow and quality. By capturing stormwater, the City can <br />both help to reduce flooding impacts of heavy rainfall periods and improve local water supplies. These benefits support community health, reduce water bills, may increase water <br />availability for ecosystems, and may bring more green jobs to Pleasanton. <br />Supporting Actions <br />manaeement <br />Pleasanton Climate Action Plan 2.0 <br />Cumulative Emissions Reduced through 2030 (MTCOze) <br />Water Resources 155 <br />