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City of Pleasanton I Water Shortage Contingency Plan �i _ ;N. <br /> Table 4.Supply Augmentation and Other Actions(DWR Table 8-2) <br /> Yes Is the Supplier completing this table using the standard six levels?(yes/no) <br /> How much is this going to <br /> Supply Augmentation reduce the shortage gap? <br /> Shortage Methods and Other Additional Explanation or Reference <br /> j Level Actions Volume or Shortage Gap (Optional) <br /> Percentage Reduction Value <br /> 1 No action taken <br /> 2 No action taken <br /> 3 No action taken _■_ <br /> 4 No action taken <br /> 5 No action taken <br /> 6 Stored emergency Up to the shortage Request for the expansion of GPQ <br /> supply gap from Zone 7. <br /> 4.2 Demand Reduction <br /> The City may request that its customers reduce their water demands in response to any water shortage <br /> stage through PMC §9.30.080. During water shortage conditions, the City plans to reduce demand by <br /> implementing these actions, shown in Table 5. The table organizes demand reduction actions by water <br /> shortage stage (only in the stage when first implemented, as the City will continue to use these actions in <br /> higher stages unless otherwise noted). For each demand reduction action,the table identifies the estimated <br /> shortage gap reduction associated with implementing the action and indicates whether the City uses <br /> compliance actions such as penalties, charges,or other enforcement. <br /> Operational Changes <br /> During shortage conditions, system operations may be adjusted to optimize use of available supplies and <br /> further reduce demand. Examples of operational changes that the City may implement during a water <br /> shortage include: <br /> • More frequent monitoring of water meters and customer water usage <br /> • Decreasing line flushing <br /> • Expanding a public education campaign <br /> • Increasing water waste patrols and enforcement <br /> Some of these measures are also included above in Table 5 as they would either directly or indirectly <br /> reduce demand. <br /> For a specific emergency event, the City can adjust water operations staff schedules such that rotating <br /> shifts cover the duration of the emergency if necessary.The City also has emergency interties with DSRSD <br /> ek i environment Public Draft I May 2026 <br /> Water 8 EKI Environment&Water, Inc. <br />